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Yes, absolutely! It's hard to pick which ones to use. Each photo of these precious mamas and their babies is so fabulous. 

Yes, I typically pick certain areas throughout neighboring states and create a delivery route with dates. This information is updated in real time on Facebook, please take a look! Shipping is also available, at cost, through a contracted USDA licensed animal transport company. 

Yes, please feel free to fill out a litter inquiry with your information and note you'd like to be added to the waitlist. I will send periodic emails out with various updates on upcoming litters and dates of availability. You may also email me directly at anna@flatlandskennel.com, anytime. 

Contact me right away to get on the waitlist!

Once a litter has arrived, deposits will be accepted in the amount of $300. Balance will be due at time of exchange and/or delivery.  

Please note the following: 

• Each new pup owner will receive pick of the litter based on a first come, first served basis so it's important to get your deposit submitted as soon as you're able. 
• Deposits are non-refundable *unless you find a new purchaser in lieu of yourself.*

Each puppy comes with the following (at minimum): 

• AKC new puppy packet & enrollment paperwork 
• Veterinarian records (Dewormers & initial shots provided) 
• Breed specific only: tails docked / dew-claws removed
• Starter supply of Iams puppy food to maintain same food at home.
• Starter supply of NuVet daily vitamin wafers to keep your puppy strong and healthy. 
• Small blanket smelling of their Mother for comfort while transitioning into their new home.

Always a great question! I've placed puppies in homes with varying degrees of 'doggie expertise'. Even if you're a seasoned dog owner, it's always nice to have a few reminders of the particulars when it comes to having a new puppy in the house. 

• Puppy proof the home or area where your new pup will be residing as well as the outdoor area(s) they'll be frequenting. AKC has a handy checklist. 
• Purchase a dog crate (for larger breeds I suggest looking at crates which include a divider to adjust the size with your puppy as it *quickly* grows). 
• Standard supplies you'll need: food and water bowls, collar and leash. I provide my puppies with Iams puppy food as vet recommended. You will be provided a starter bag of this with your new puppy.  
• Small treats are very handy to help the training process and speak your puppies language while they learn yours. 
• Don't forget the most important and fun items... TOYS! Chew toys galore. Toys with stuffing beware: may create quite the mess. Please do try to avoid rawhide bones as it's very upsetting to developing (and adult dog) stomachs.