06/25/2026
This is true for us too.
We just want our puppy families to know, we will never be mad if you have to send that hard email or text of “I can’t keep my dog anymore.”
It’s OK if you’ve experienced serious life changes that makes it hard for you to keep your dog.
It’s OK if you or your family fell on hard times and your dog needs a more financially stable home.
It’s OK if you had a medical condition arise and your health now makes it hard for you to keep your dog.
It’s OK if you simply discovered the breed isn’t an appropriate fit for your household.
What matters to us is open communication and that the dog is safe and healthy. Your dog should never be surrendered to a shelter or rescue. Our puppies always have their first home to help. Any of our puppies may be returned for any reason that is in the best interest of the puppy. 
Responsible breeders are there for our dogs, but we can’t help if we are kept in the dark.
(Copied from another site)!!! It holds true for us as well.