BREEDING IS BEING COMPLETED
BRUSSEL SPROUT
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SIR RUSSEL THE BRUSSEL

THIS IS A REPEAT BREEDING. THE LAST LITTER PRODUCED 4 BEAUTIFUL BABIES! WE DO CURRENTLY HAVE 1st PICK DEPOSIT ON THIS LITTER
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🐾 Visiting our Home.. We are so fortunate that most of our puppy families purchase our puppies from our page and the photos and videos I send them (which I work extremely hard on). We do allow home visit but only after we receive by text a picture of every person over the age of 18 driver's license. Please know you won't be allowed around our dogs or litters. There are several reasons why we do not let anyone around the new puppies and it is all to protect our dogs and your puppy, and of course my family.❣️
First, it is extremely stressful for the mom to have strangers visit as she is caring for her new litter. This in turn will put stress on the new born pups. Remember, you are one of many people who are getting a puppy, not including everyone else who just wants to see the new babies. If we allow everyone to see, touch, or spend time with the new puppies, the mom will get extremely stressed and her routine would be disrupted. Her eating and caring for the puppies and even her ability to produce enough healthy milk for them could be at risk.
Like a new baby, the risk for young puppies to pick up infectious diseases is increased with all new contacts. Their immune systems are building, so at this time, the mom and puppies live in a whelping area which has controlled temperatures and are separate from all outside traffic, even from the other dogs in our home. Most illnesses and diseases are innocently carried on people’s hands, shoes and clothing. Entire litters of puppies can be wiped out within days by the puppy killer parvo virus. This disease could be picked up unknowingly by people in a school yard, a park, or on a sidewalk, and this is only one disease of many. We cannot risk exposing our dogs and your puppy to diseases that could destroy them. By protecting all of our puppies from stress and disease that could be brought on by high traffic, we are protecting your puppy. Just think about how you would feel if someone who just wanted to see his or her puppy happened to bring in stress or illness that would cause us to lose a litter and you to lose your future puppy. We do know that pet stores, some breeders, or other kennels let people visit puppies, but the reality is that their number one concern is selling a puppy. Also, will those people be there to support your family, replace the puppy due to a health issue or guide you in the days, weeks, or years after you get your puppy home?! Just because someone allows you to see the puppy, it does not indicate the quality of dog or the service you will receive throughout the puppy’s lifetime.
Second, in the last little while we have heard so many stories of theft. People coming in and taking advantage of the breeders trust and learning about their home and dogs and coming back and stealing the puppies and even the family dogs. Why would any hard working, loving, responsible, reputable breeder ever have to deal with this. These dogs/puppies are our world and part of our families. This is literally a 24/hr job for us, and should be appreciated and respected as every other hard working job. Way too many times I’ve heard what an easy money making job this is, and anyone who thinks that, please do your research. Genuine, hard working, reputable breeders give more to their dogs then they do to themselves a lot of the time, and this isn’t a job to make tons of money. If you are lucky and all goes perfect (which many times it doesn’t) then you do make money, and other times you lose, but at the end it’s all about the passion of breeding and bringing joy to people and families that are wanting a new family member.
Thank you so much for reading this and for your understanding!

🐾♥️

VISITING US
​
🐾🐾 Please take a moment to read 🐾🐾


🐾 Visiting our Home.. We are so fortunate that most of our puppy families purchase our puppies from our page and the photos and videos I send them (which I work extremely hard on). We do allow home visit but only after we receive by text a picture of every person over the age of 18 driver's license. Please know you won't be allowed around our dogs or litters. There are several reasons why we do not let anyone around the new puppies and it is all to protect our dogs and your puppy, and of course my family.❣️
First, it is extremely stressful for the mom to have strangers visit as she is caring for her new litter. This in turn will put stress on the new born pups. Remember, you are one of many people who are getting a puppy, not including everyone else who just wants to see the new babies. If we allow everyone to see, touch, or spend time with the new puppies, the mom will get extremely stressed and her routine would be disrupted. Her eating and caring for the puppies and even her ability to produce enough healthy milk for them could be at risk.
Like a new baby, the risk for young puppies to pick up infectious diseases is increased with all new contacts. Their immune systems are building, so at this time, the mom and puppies live in a whelping area which has controlled temperatures and are separate from all outside traffic, even from the other dogs in our home. Most illnesses and diseases are innocently carried on people’s hands, shoes and clothing. Entire litters of puppies can be wiped out within days by the puppy killer parvo virus. This disease could be picked up unknowingly by people in a school yard, a park, or on a sidewalk, and this is only one disease of many. We cannot risk exposing our dogs and your puppy to diseases that could destroy them. By protecting all of our puppies from stress and disease that could be brought on by high traffic, we are protecting your puppy. Just think about how you would feel if someone who just wanted to see his or her puppy happened to bring in stress or illness that would cause us to lose a litter and you to lose your future puppy. We do know that pet stores, some breeders, or other kennels let people visit puppies, but the reality is that their number one concern is selling a puppy. Also, will those people be there to support your family, replace the puppy due to a health issue or guide you in the days, weeks, or years after you get your puppy home?! Just because someone allows you to see the puppy, it does not indicate the quality of dog or the service you will receive throughout the puppy’s lifetime.
Second, in the last little while we have heard so many stories of theft. People coming in and taking advantage of the breeders trust and learning about their home and dogs and coming back and stealing the puppies and even the family dogs. Why would any hard working, loving, responsible, reputable breeder ever have to deal with this. These dogs/puppies are our world and part of our families. This is literally a 24/hr job for us, and should be appreciated and respected as every other hard working job. Way too many times I’ve heard what an easy money making job this is, and anyone who thinks that, please do your research. Genuine, hard working, reputable breeders give more to their dogs then they do to themselves a lot of the time, and this isn’t a job to make tons of money. If you are lucky and all goes perfect (which many times it doesn’t) then you do make money, and other times you lose, but at the end it’s all about the passion of breeding and bringing joy to people and families that are wanting a new family member.
Thank you so much for reading this and for your understanding!

🐾♥️

VISITING US
​
🐾🐾 Please take a moment to read 🐾🐾


🐾 Visiting our Home.. We are so fortunate that most of our puppy families purchase our puppies from our page and the photos and videos I send them (which I work extremely hard on). We do allow home visit but only after we receive by text a picture of every person over the age of 18 driver's license. Please know you won't be allowed around our dogs or litters. There are several reasons why we do not let anyone around the new puppies and it is all to protect our dogs and your puppy, and of course my family.❣️
First, it is extremely stressful for the mom to have strangers visit as she is caring for her new litter. This in turn will put stress on the new born pups. Remember, you are one of many people who are getting a puppy, not including everyone else who just wants to see the new babies. If we allow everyone to see, touch, or spend time with the new puppies, the mom will get extremely stressed and her routine would be disrupted. Her eating and caring for the puppies and even her ability to produce enough healthy milk for them could be at risk.
Like a new baby, the risk for young puppies to pick up infectious diseases is increased with all new contacts. Their immune systems are building, so at this time, the mom and puppies live in a whelping area which has controlled temperatures and are separate from all outside traffic, even from the other dogs in our home. Most illnesses and diseases are innocently carried on people’s hands, shoes and clothing. Entire litters of puppies can be wiped out within days by the puppy killer parvo virus. This disease could be picked up unknowingly by people in a school yard, a park, or on a sidewalk, and this is only one disease of many. We cannot risk exposing our dogs and your puppy to diseases that could destroy them. By protecting all of our puppies from stress and disease that could be brought on by high traffic, we are protecting your puppy. Just think about how you would feel if someone who just wanted to see his or her puppy happened to bring in stress or illness that would cause us to lose a litter and you to lose your future puppy. We do know that pet stores, some breeders, or other kennels let people visit puppies, but the reality is that their number one concern is selling a puppy. Also, will those people be there to support your family, replace the puppy due to a health issue or guide you in the days, weeks, or years after you get your puppy home?! Just because someone allows you to see the puppy, it does not indicate the quality of dog or the service you will receive throughout the puppy’s lifetime.
Second, in the last little while we have heard so many stories of theft. People coming in and taking advantage of the breeders trust and learning about their home and dogs and coming back and stealing the puppies and even the family dogs. Why would any hard working, loving, responsible, reputable breeder ever have to deal with this. These dogs/puppies are our world and part of our families. This is literally a 24/hr job for us, and should be appreciated and respected as every other hard working job. Way too many times I’ve heard what an easy money making job this is, and anyone who thinks that, please do your research. Genuine, hard working, reputable breeders give more to their dogs then they do to themselves a lot of the time, and this isn’t a job to make tons of money. If you are lucky and all goes perfect (which many times it doesn’t) then you do make money, and other times you lose, but at the end it’s all about the passion of breeding and bringing joy to people and families that are wanting a new family member.
Thank you so much for reading this and for your understanding!

🐾♥️