We Offer Health Guarantees & Safe Deliveries to Any Major Airports in the US
Frequently Asked Questions
We are in Orange County, CA or Los Angeles County, CA
In order to breed these type of puppies, we take extra care and precaution when choosing the right parents in terms of looks and health. We’re always striving for the teddy bear look with the shorter muzzle, big eyes, and shorter legs/body. Also, true teacup/toy breeds only have 2-3 puppies in one litter.
All of the puppies come microchipped, dewormed, and fully vaccinated.
I understand that they are pricey, but they are worth the price. Hopefully you can at least come meet them so you can truly see the difference in quality and size compared to other puppies from other places.
Each puppy may differ slightly in pricing. This has nothing to do with their quality of health. It mainly has to do with their slight differences in looks, style and size. However, we try our best to keep all of our puppies at the same price.
All of our puppies are at least 10-12 weeks old. We like to always give at least two sets of vaccinations before sending them home.
We offer facetimes/video calls once they are old enough to be freely handled with limited stress. We also do not require a large deposit for you to come meet the actual puppy shown in our pictures. We have plenty of references for you if needed!
We do have flight nanny services to any major airports in the US for an additional flat fee of $500. Our flight nanny stays with the puppy at all times in the cabin and we do not put them in cargo.
Our puppies come with a puppy contract, along with health guarantees, microchip information, vaccination information, four pages of care information, as well as 2-3 days worth of food.
This is a common misconception, but our answer is no. They do require a lot more attention because they are more prone to accidents due to their delicate nature.
However, purely in regards to their health, they are just like any other puppy! Their life expectancy is the same as a standard size dog.
We do not do individual one-on-one training with each puppy. However we do encourage them to use potty training pads and praise them if we catch them using the training pads. I recommend getting a playpen or leave them in a gated area until they are fully trained.