WHERE DO YOU GET YOUR PUPPIES FROM?

All of our puppies are from private breeders. Every Breeder is USDA licensed with no infractions over the last three years. We buy from professional and regulated breeders.We are licensed in palm beach county and our store is inspected regularly by Animal control.

HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN IN BUSINESS?

We opened our store in 2010 as a family business. We love what we do and have plans for a very long future.

HOW OLD ARE YOUR PUPPIES?

Our puppies vary in age but we never have a puppy under 8 weeks of age.

CAN I SPECIAL ORDER A PUPPY?

If there is a puppy that we do not have in our store we can special order it for you from one of our reputable breeders.

DO YOU OFFER FINANCING?

We offer financing through WAGS Financing. You can fill out the application on our website or come into the store and we can walk you through the process.

DO YOUR PUPPIES HAVE THEIR SHOTS?

All our puppies vaccinations are up to date. Our Vet visits our store weekly and sees our puppies and ensures their overall good health. All vaccinations are done at our store with proper paperwork that accompanies each puppy to their new family home.

DO YOU HAVE GROOMING?

We have Bark Avenue Grooming within our store. We groom Monday through Saturday. Please call to set up an appointment in our grooming shop.

DDO YOUR PUPPIES COME WITH A GUARANTEE?

Our puppies come with a one year congenital guarantee as well as a microchip.

Shopping List for Puppies for Sale in West Palm Beach

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Preparing to add a new four-legged friend to your family? There are quite a few essentials to help make the transition a smooth one. After shopping for puppies for sale in West Palm Beach and choosing the perfect addition for your home, the next step is to prepare your home, so your pooch feels as comfortable as possible. By being ready to bring home your puppy, you can help ensure you have a healthy, happy fur baby!

New Pup Checklist When Shopping for Puppies for Sale in West Palm Beach

Crate
A crate provides a sense of security to your new puppy. It also gives them a space they can have all to themselves, so they can go rest when they’re tired or just need some down time. When shopping, be sure to choose a crate that won’t be too large for the breed you want to get. A large crate doesn’t offer the same security and comfort one sized just right can. You want your dog to be able to stand up, turn around, and lie down in their crate. They don’t need much more room than that.

Bedding
Of course you want your pooch to be absolutely comfortable. And if they can do so stylishly, all the better! You want to select a pet bed that they’ll snugly fit into and also one that won’t become a chew toy.

Collar, Leash, and ID Tag
You may want to wait until you actually choose your puppy, so you’re sure to get the right size. You have a little more wiggle room when choosing a crate, but if a collar doesn’t fit just right, wiggle room can be downright dangerous! If your puppy slips the collar, it could be very bad. Just in case, be sure to get an ID tag too!

Gates
Safety should be a top priority. There may be areas in your home that aren’t quite safe for your new pup, such as the laundry room where you store cleaning supplies and other harmful chemicals. Also, you may want gates to help keep your pooch out of certain areas you don’t want messes in. Puppies can be quite a handful, and if you take your eye off them for a minute, you may enter another room to find they chewed up your favorite pair of shoes or had a potty accident on new carpet.

Food & Food / Water Bowls
To help prevent an upset tummy, you can wait until after you select your puppy and ask what food they’ve been eating so far. Then, purchase food that they’re already used to. You can switch them to a different type of food later if needed. Or you can pre-purchase mild food made for puppies with sensitive bellies. That will help ensure that the transition will be as gentle as possible.