Puppy Pricing

Our puppies are priced based on the size of their parents. This simplifies pricing, however it doesn't mean that your puppy won't end up larger/smaller than the predicted size. To get the "official size" for a litter, add the weight of the mother to the weight of the father and divide by two. This weight is what will determine the price of a litter. 

For example, if the mother weighs 70 lbs and the father weighs 20 lbs, the "official size" of the litter would be 45 lbs. This does not mean that your puppy will be 45 lbs, but rather it is our simplified method for pricing each litter based on approximate weight, so families may better plan ahead. The smaller the puppy is, the more they cost; this is because smaller females tend to have smaller litters, so health testing and other expenses are less spread out between puppies. Smaller males often produce less sperm, which often means progesterone testing, and TCI or surgical insemination is necessary. 

​Prices Are As Follows