Currently our wait list for 2020 is full. If we have any available pups in 2020, they will be posted here.
We have litters planned for 2021, the interview process will start in February 2021.
If interested in being considered for either wait list, please email
ALEXIAPOTRERO@GMAIL.COM
Due to the incredible demand for puppies, please note my response time is delayed. I'm currently answering emails Monday through Friday from 8am to 5pm.
Puppy FAQ
Do all puppies raised get the Puppy Culture program?
YES! All puppies that are born here at Potrero are started in the Puppy Culture program in order to maximize their success as adults. To learn more about how ALL of our pups are raised, click here
How often do females come in season?
- Female dogs come in season approximately every 6 - 9 months. The heat cycle lasts 3 weeks
How long is a dog pregnant?
- Pregnancy in dogs lasts between 59 - 72 days. The whelp date usually falls around day 63
When will you know which puppy is mine?
- Temperament testing is done around 7 weeks of age and this is when we decide which pup will be best suited to each waiting home.
When are ear crops done?
- At 8 weeks of age is when I take the pups for ear crops at our ear crop veterinarian.
What age can my puppy come home?
- At 9 to 10 weeks is when puppies are ready to go home or enter our Advanced Puppy Program
Do you only sell to show homes?
- No. The majority of puppies are sold as gorgeous companions. Only a select few are chosen to be competitive prospects in conformation shows and/or performance venues. For these prospects, we want potential owners to have experience in some sort of competitive sport prior to getting one of these prospects.
How much are puppies?
-All gorgeous companion pups are $3500. This includes all age appropriate shots, deworming, ear crop and tail docked. We also offer puppies from our Advanced Puppy Program click here for info.
Are your dogs health tested?
-Yes we do health testing on the stock we are breeding. We typically do OFA preliminary testing, which occurs before the dog is 2 years old. Health testing is a tool in breeding but not a guarantee that all puppies will be free of any disease. There are many factors we take into consideration when pairing a male and female dog and health is just one part of the process.
Do all puppies raised get the Puppy Culture program?
YES! All puppies that are born here at Potrero are started in the Puppy Culture program in order to maximize their success as adults. To learn more about how ALL of our pups are raised, click here
How often do females come in season?
- Female dogs come in season approximately every 6 - 9 months. The heat cycle lasts 3 weeks
How long is a dog pregnant?
- Pregnancy in dogs lasts between 59 - 72 days. The whelp date usually falls around day 63
When will you know which puppy is mine?
- Temperament testing is done around 7 weeks of age and this is when we decide which pup will be best suited to each waiting home.
When are ear crops done?
- At 8 weeks of age is when I take the pups for ear crops at our ear crop veterinarian.
What age can my puppy come home?
- At 9 to 10 weeks is when puppies are ready to go home or enter our Advanced Puppy Program
Do you only sell to show homes?
- No. The majority of puppies are sold as gorgeous companions. Only a select few are chosen to be competitive prospects in conformation shows and/or performance venues. For these prospects, we want potential owners to have experience in some sort of competitive sport prior to getting one of these prospects.
How much are puppies?
-All gorgeous companion pups are $3500. This includes all age appropriate shots, deworming, ear crop and tail docked. We also offer puppies from our Advanced Puppy Program click here for info.
Are your dogs health tested?
-Yes we do health testing on the stock we are breeding. We typically do OFA preliminary testing, which occurs before the dog is 2 years old. Health testing is a tool in breeding but not a guarantee that all puppies will be free of any disease. There are many factors we take into consideration when pairing a male and female dog and health is just one part of the process.
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