We’re excited to have puppies available again after four or five months with an empty puppy room at our house! We have a couple of spots left in our current litter of minis (20-25 lbs.), and we have a medium to standard size (40-50 lbs.) litter arriving in May. We’re also taking reservations for our summer and fall puppies. We plan on having four or five litters this year in various sizes. We’ll keep this page updated to let you know the happenings at our house. We have a general reservation list to hold your spot for the right litter and timing that works for you. Read on for more info.
Here’s the link to our online application. Feel free to reach out to us if you have any questions, 503-784-3870
Our smallest girl Mabel (20 lbs.) and our boy Nelson, has brought us a litter of red, mini puppies, growing to around 25 lbs., going home on April 17. Seven healthy puppies arrived on Feb 20, going home on April 17. This litter is fully reserved, but if anything changes, we will post that here.
Ava (25 lbs.,) and our boy Watson (25 lbs.) brought us a litter of red puppies on March 2, going home on May 1. We have two puppy spots open for this litter at this time.
We are expecting a litter of medium to standard size pups to arrive in early May! Tilly (40 lbs.) will have a litter of pups with our big boy Tucker (50 lbs), going home on July 3. We have a few openings for this litter of reds and apricots.
We’re watching the following mamas to go into heat and we’ll make decisions and post information here as any “dates” occur. We anticipate to have two more litters this year. Our decisions on breeding is based on our reservation list, along with timing of heat cycles.
And these are our boys. . . . .
Once a mating has occurred, we reach out to our reservation list first to confirm the timing and parents is right for them, then we post any remaining openings on this page. We’d love to help you bring a puppy home to be your therapy dog, service animal, and new family member!
Yes, you choose your pup (choices are made in order of our reservation list) and puppy selections are done at around seven weeks of age.
Complete an online application and let us know what you’re looking for. We’ll respond ASAP to discuss how to get added to our reservation list. Once we’ve reviewed your application, we ask for a $500.00 reservation deposit to hold your spot. Then, we’ll reach out to you once we have a litter on the way, to make sure that the litter and the timing works for you before adding you to a specific litter list. SOMETIMES, GLITCHES HAPPEN, SO IF YOU HAVEN’T HEARD BACK FROM US WITHIN 24 HOURS, PLEASE GIVE US A CALL OR TEXT 503-784-3870.
READ ON BELOW TO LEARN ABOUT OUR UPCOMING LITTER OF RED MEDIUM-STANDARD SIZE PUPPIES ARRIVING THIS SUMMER.
Our puppies are raised with the Puppy Culture philosophy and the Bio-sensor program, to create the best temperaments, without compromising the best breeding in genetics, health and coat quality. All of the parents we use in our program have been thoroughly tested and scored for the highest, healthiest standards! This includes, eyes, hips, elbows, disease panels and more. Our family is committed to raising the BEST puppies, to bring joy, companionship, therapy and service to many.
Reach out to us if you are interested in connecting with us or learning more!
GUARDIANSHIP OPPORTUNITY
Occasionally, we have a guardianship opportunity whereas our selected guardian gets to become the forever home for a pup we decide to hold back for our breeding program. If you live in the Portland vicinity or one of the outlying areas, have dog experience, and the time and energy to give toward raising one of our puppies, please read about our guardianship program.
You can complete a puppy application and indicate “guardian” if you want to be considered. Tell us about yourself and the size and timing that you’re most wanting, and we’ll respond within 24 hours.
Finally, future litter announcements and puppy openings are posted on this page. We’ll update this page with any litter news as we continue to work off of our general waiting list.
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