About Us

I have been breeding for about 5 years. I am not a mass breeder. I breed 1 female at a time, who typically has 4-6 pups. I take care of each puppy as though it were my own pet, and that is all I can comfortably handle at one time. I have a licensed vet on call who does home visits when she goes into labor, but have never had any issues.

 

 The puppies are raised in a 10ft x 10ft pen with a heated bed in a specially heated room in my home. They are never caged, and the mom has access in and out as she pleases. The area is cleaned at least 3x a day, so it is virtually never soiled.

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When the puppies are able to eat, they are fed all natural, grain free puppy food, as is the mother because she is nursing the pups. Puppies get vet checked at 2-5 days old, when they get their dew claws removed and their tails docked. Mom gets checked at this time as well. I do not crop the ears. If an owner wants to, it is done at about 12 weeks, by a vet, under anesthetic.( NOT A BREEDER WITH ROSE CLIPPERS!)

When the puppies are able to walk, I begin potty training, so that by the tme they go home, it ill be much easier to housebreak

 

​The puppies can go home no sooner than 8 weeks old, as is the law. They do go home with a care package of ongoing heartworm, flea and tick meds, and current food, as well as whatever favorite toy and their blanket.I do not ship puppies. I think they are too small and vulnerable to weather conditions to undergo shipping. When they are that young, they cannot control their blood sugar and this can cause big problems.

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Min Pins are full of personality, but can be quite challenging if not socialized early on. I hold, cuddle and gently play with each pup at least an hour each day and they are much better and easier to train because of it. Although still very playful, they are also very loving and great with children.

Of course, they will be up to date on all vaccinations, heartworm meds, flea and tick meds, dewormed, and health guaranteed.

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My husband and I have 2 female min pins, 1 male min pin and a male cocker spaniel that are part of our family. This is definitely NOT a business... its what I love, its a family. Our human family is scattered around the country, and this is our way to share the love we have every day.

Other than this, I drive special needs students to school. Its fullfilling while also allowing me the time to be with my "babies",old and young.​

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Judy,Curtis, Stella,RayRay, Mr. Brown and Lucy