BACARDI.                                                                                                   $3000

 

The pick female from the litter. We are trying to keep our in house numbers down and so we are putting her up for sale and keeping her brother instead. The decision is made a bit easier since her ears are going naughty things and raising up on me and I'd rather not resort to gluing them if I don't have to. 

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She is a very smart girl and would do best in an active home to keep her busy learning things. She is VERY well socialized. She has been to several pet expo's in Mississauga meeting thousands of people, she also spent time at the Royal Winter fair with the Superdogs doing puppy stuff and meeting and greeting thousands more fans.

She is crate trained, house trained, leash trained, excellent off leash, she knows how to sit, down and spin and we are working on a few other commands with her. She is very eager to please and loves to learn. Good with kids, cats and farm animals although she will jump up to lick a kids face and we are working on curbing that. She goes home with her Rabies, wormed, microchipped, 30 days of pet insurance, NuVet vitamins and TLC kibble (or raw if you prefer), a written contract, leash and collar. 

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I am firm on her pricing. With all of the extra's we have put into her she is $3000 and that is a steal of a price. It would cost a family from 8 weeks old more than this to get her to this stage with this amount of work. I will not budge on that as a pet to be spayed, she is worth that price or I will just keep her myself. 

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She is staying nice and small. I don't think she will hit 30 pounds full grown, more likely to be 25-27 pounds. 

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She has excellent structure and could easily do agility and sports for fun if her family wanted to go that route. 

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If you think a slightly older well trained dog is less valuable than an 8 week old untrained puppy then she is not the puppy for you. 

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Cardi is ready to go to a new family any time. However please don't ask if you can just come to visit for fun. I am not a pet store and I am busy. The way it works is if you are interested in her (or any other puppy) I require the application and the application payment to be sent to me first. I will look it over. If you are accepted as a good home for any one of my puppies I will then send you the welcome package. At that point if you wish to come and meet something we have available we can arrange that. NOTHING leaves at a visit. A visit is simply that, a visit. If we agree something I have available is a good fit, I will then schedule it's vet check up and get all the paperwork and puppy pack items together and they can go home a week or so later, depends how fast we can get a vet appointment. If you are hoping to bring the puppy home when you come by and do not want to make 2 trips then that must be discussed and made perfectly clear ahead of time because then we will schedule the vet visit first and have everything ready on our end and we will schedule it as a pick up and not a visit. 

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Any questions feel free to reach out any time. 

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