Frequent Asked Questions 

What is ENS and ESI?

ENS, (Early Neurological Stimulation) is a simple exercises to which you expose puppies from days 3-16 to help aid their development, resilience and coping mechanisms. Implementing early stimulation exercises for puppies is a task quick to perform, yet it yields significantly beneficial long-term outcomes. The advantages of conducting such exercises at an early age are:

Boost brain development
Improves circulation and immune system
Stimulates the neurological system
improves stress response in later life
Encourages a daily physical check of each puppy

ESI (Early Scent Introduction) Use a selection of thirteen natural scents, no chemicals or meat products. Usually, herbs and spices are used Scent is the way puppies experience the world and by introducing natural scents early on can help:

Introduce puppies to new scents in a controlled way Improves scenting ability in later life
Enhances confidence and stability as adults
Reduce behavioral issues in the long term
Should your puppy be considered for a service position, a detection task, or potentially a working gun dog role, you may familiarize them with a "job-specific" fragrance.
Enhancing their association with that smell can occur even at this age.

What do Puppy Evaluations Assess for?

Puppies are chosen after temperament evaluation at 7 weeks. Picks are made by order of waitlist. On that day client will have appropriate 30 minutes to select their puppy virtually.

When Can I bring my puppy Home?

Adoption Day will be set when puppies reach 8 weeks of age and have receive their first round of vaccines an have a veterinarian clearance.

What is included in the Go Home bag?

The bag provided for taking your puppy home comprises of several essentials. This includes a leash and collar for your puppy's safety, puppy food that they have been eating, a toy for entertainment, a brush for grooming, and a comforting blanket infused with their mother's scent. Moreover, a folder containing all necessary paperwork related to the puppy is also part of the package.

Due to how extremely susceptible puppies are to diseases, and for the general safety of both humans and pets in our home, we do not permit clients to visit our home prior to Adoption Day. We will post photos and videos on our Instagram and Facebook pages frequently. We believe in being transparent about where your puppies are being raised and are happy to give you a virtual tour upon request.