Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Click here to complete our puppy application. We look forward to learning more about you and the type of Boxer you are hoping to welcome into your family!
Our next litter is expected around July 30, 2026. Follow our Facebook page for pregnancy, birth, and puppy updates.
Approved families may reserve a position on our waiting list with a $100 nonrefundable reservation payment. This payment is applied toward the deposit. Selection order is based on the date the reservation payment is received and may be organized according to gender preference. Because litter size, gender and individual puppy availability cannot be guaranteed, reservation payments may be transferred to a future litter when a suitable puppy is unavailable. We reserve the right to retain a puppy and to consider temperament and family compatibility when assisting with placements.
Pricing varies depending on color, markings and gender. Each puppy is sent home with prepaid AKC registration, a Florida health certificate, vaccines, deworming, microchip option, tails docked, dewclaws removed, and a personalized care package to ensure a smooth transition.
Yes. A $500 deposit is required to reserve your puppy. Deposits are counted towards the total.
Deposits are nonrefundable. However, they may be transferred and applied toward a puppy from a future litter.
Yes! Families may choose their puppy according to their preference & availability.
Our puppies remain with us until they are at least eight weeks old. Florida law does not allow puppies younger than eight weeks to be offered for sale.
Each puppy goes home with:
Informational Packet:
AKC Registration papers
AKC Reunite microchip info
Florida Health Certificate from the vet
Information on their food and daily schedule
Educational material
A blanket carrying the scent of Mom and the littermates
Familiar used toys and brand-new toys
Puppy pads
Starter food
Teething treats
We want the transition into your home to feel as comfortable and familiar as possible.
Yes. Puppies receive age-appropriate vaccinations and deworming before going home.
Yes. Our puppies are first examined within a few days after birth and return for another veterinary appointment around eight weeks of age.
Yes. All of our puppies are registered with the American Kennel Club.
Yes. All of our puppies are microchipped for their safety. We use AKC Reunite.
Full breeding rights may be available to approved homes at no additional cost.
Our puppies are lovingly raised inside our clean, flea-free family home. They also participate in our 7-7-7 socialization program, which gently introduces them to different surfaces, objects, environments, sounds, and people during their early development.
These experiences are intended to help our puppies grow into confident, adaptable, and well-adjusted companions.
Our puppies are raised on a professional Royal Canin formula that is available exclusively to breeders. We will provide feeding information to help you maintain a smooth transition after your puppy comes home.
Absolutely! We love giving approved families the opportunity to meet the puppies.
For the health and protection of Mom and her babies, we do not allow visits during the puppies’ first four weeks. Visits may be arranged after that period.
We are located in Howey-in-the-Hills in Central Florida, approximately 45 minutes northwest of Orlando.
Yes. For an additional fee, we may be able to personally transport your puppy to your home or meet you at an airport.
We are also happy to coordinate with a reputable third-party transportation provider, although those arrangements and costs must be handled by the puppy’s new family.
We currently accept:
Zelle, which is our preferred payment method
Cash, which is also preferred
Personal checks for deposits only, with a valid driver’s license
Payments through our Good Dog profile, including credit cards, debit cards, and ACH bank transfers
Klarna financing through Good Dog
We understand that unexpected circumstances can happen. If you are ever unable to continue caring for your Boxer and cannot place them with a responsible family, please contact us before surrendering or abandoning them at a shelter.
We want every puppy we raise to remain safe and properly cared for throughout their lifetime.
We always respect the privacy and preferences of each family. However, we truly consider our puppy families part of our extended family and stay in contact with many of them after their puppies go home.
Nothing makes us happier than receiving updated photographs, videos, and stories as our puppies grow!
Absolutely—we genuinely love having the opportunity to care for our puppies again! Mia has been pet-sitting for our puppy families for quite some time. Care is typically provided in the dog’s own home, although under the right circumstances, we may also be able to welcome them into ours. Mia recently graduated from high school (summa cum laude🤓) and has a flexible schedule around college and her day job. References are available upon request.
The easiest way to receive litter announcements, photographs, videos, and puppy updates is to follow our Facebook page.
Our next litter is expected around July 30, 2026! Follow our Facebook page for the latest pregnancy and delivery updates.