The Spring
litter of 2026.
Violet & Chief's first litter together. Around twelve puppies expected — fawn and brindle — born and raised right here in our living room.
Pricing, plain & simple.
No deposit is taken until we've talked. Deposits are non-refundable but transferable to a future litter if circumstances change.
- ✓Vet exam at 6 weeks
- ✓First vaccines
- ✓Dewormed (multiple rounds)
- ✓Health-checked & cleared for go-home
- ✓Litter-scent blanket (smells like home)
- ✓Small bag of their current food
- ✓Take-home folder: feeding, training, vet schedule
Eight weeks of becoming.
Here's the rhythm of life in our living room from whelp day to go-home day. We share weekly photo updates with everyone on the waitlist.
Birth Day
May 29Violet whelps in our quiet whelping room. Abby is in the room from the first contraction; the vet is on speed-dial. Pups are weighed at birth, named with temporary colored collars.
Eyes Closed, Bellies Full
Round-the-clock nursing. Pups double their birth weight. We handle each one daily for early neurological stimulation — small gentle touches, just like the breeders before us.
Eyes Open
Tiny eyes blink open. They start to hear. We introduce gentle household sounds — the dishwasher, soft music, the kids reading.
First Steps
Wobbly walking. First teeth come in. Their personalities start to show. Photos go to everyone on the waitlist.
Out of the Whelping Box
Pups graduate to the bigger pen in the living room. They meet our older Mastiff (briefly, supervised). They taste their first soft food.
Visits Begin
Visits beginApproved homes can come meet the puppies. The kids do floor time. We start introducing crates, leashes, and stairs.
Vet & Vaccines
First vet exam, dewormer, first round of vaccines. Continued socialization — different surfaces, sounds, gentle handling.
Pick Week
Pick weekFinal pick order is confirmed in deposit order. We share each puppy's personality profile with you so we can match them right.
Go Home
Jul 24Final vet check, second dose of dewormer, take-home folder, and a piece of the litter blanket. Then a long, gentle goodbye.