Bringing a Puppy Home

A New Chapter for Your Family—and Ours

Bringing home a puppy is an exciting decision and a lasting commitment. We want the process to feel personal, clear, and thoughtful—from your first question to the day you welcome your puppy home.

Because this is an unplanned litter raised by our family, we’re taking time to get to know prospective owners and find a suitable home for each puppy.

1. Meet the Puppies

Start by visiting our Meet the Puppies page to see current photographs, availability, pricing, and the personalities we’re beginning to see.

If a puppy catches your eye, reach out! We’re happy to share more about them and answer your questions.

[Explain how often you update photos and availability.]

2. Tell Us About Your Home

Our [short application / initial conversation] helps us learn about you, your household, and what you’re looking for in a companion.

We’ll talk about topics such as:

• Your daily schedule and plans for puppy care.

• Children and other animals in your home.

• Your experience with dogs or French bulldogs.

• Housing requirements or pet restrictions.

• Your readiness for training, veterinary care, and ongoing expenses.

You’re welcome to ask us questions, too. This is an opportunity for everyone to feel comfortable with the match.

[Complete Our Puppy Application / Contact Our Family]

3. Connect With Us

Once we’ve connected, we’ll arrange [a phone conversation, video call, or visit] so you can learn more about the puppy and how they’re being raised.

[Describe your visiting policy, any veterinary precautions, and whether families can meet the parents.]

Before you commit, we’ll review the puppy’s available health information, known concerns, purchase terms, and anticipated homecoming date.

4. Review the Agreement & Reserve Your Puppy

When we agree that a puppy is a good match, we’ll provide a written agreement for you to review.

Puppy price: [Amount or link to individual puppy prices.]

Reservation deposit: [Amount and when it is due.]

Deposit terms: [Explain whether it is refundable, under what circumstances, and what happens if either party cannot proceed.]

Remaining balance: [Amount, accepted payment methods, and payment deadline.]

What the price includes: [List only the care, records, supplies, or other items actually included.]

Please read the agreement and ask questions before signing or sending payment. All reservation, cancellation, and health terms will be provided in writing.

5. Prepare for Homecoming

While you’re waiting, we’ll share [photos, videos, or updates at the frequency you can reasonably maintain].

We’ll also provide the puppy’s current food and routine so you can prepare for their arrival.

Before pickup, plan to have:

• Food and water bowls and the puppy’s current food.

• A secure sleeping area, crate, or pen.

• An appropriately sized harness and leash.

• Puppy-safe toys and cleaning supplies.

• A plan for supervision, potty breaks, and gradual introductions.

• A veterinary appointment arranged for [timing specified in your agreement or recommended by your veterinarian].

[Add any preparation instructions specific to this litter.]

6. Welcome Your Puppy Home

Anticipated homecoming date: [Date or age, subject to the puppy’s readiness and applicable requirements.]

Pickup location: [General location; share the exact address privately.]

Pickup arrangements: [Explain scheduling, who must attend, and what buyers should bring.]

Transportation: [State whether pickup is required or whether you offer other arrangements. Explain any additional costs.]

At handoff, we’ll review the puppy’s records, feeding schedule, routine, and any individual care instructions. There will be time for questions before you leave.

Your puppy will come home with [records, food, familiar blanket, and any other items you actually provide].

Staying in Touch

We’d love to hear how your puppy settles in and see updates as they grow.

[Describe the support you can realistically offer, your preferred contact method, and typical response time.]

For medical questions or concerns, your veterinarian should be your first point of contact.

If your circumstances change and you can no longer care for your dog, [state your actual policy and any requirements in the written agreement].

Ready to Start a Conversation?

Tell us a little about yourself and the puppy you’re interested in. We look forward to helping you explore whether one of our Frenchies is the right addition to your family.

Meet the Puppies · Apply for a Puppy · Contact Our Family