Dogs Looking For Homes

Diablo is free with refundable deposit.

(explanation below) Diablo  was born 10/14/23. He has allergies that will more than likely have to be treated every allergy season. I was concerned how he walked that he may have issues with dysplasia so had xrays done at 7 months, normal preliminary xrays are done at 10 months. He has elbow and possibly hip dysplasia. Another xray will be adviced at 2 years to recheck to see how it developed.

Adult Dog Looking for a Home

Adult dogs looking for a home

Each dog has a $500 refundable deposit. This is refundable after dog is in the home for a minimum of 2 weeks before spay and neuter is done. There will be no refund if dog is spayed or neutered before 2 weeks. This is a trial period for the dog to relax and start feeling it has a new home.. I do not want any of the dogs stressed more than necessary during this time, getting an operation before dog is settled can cause possible extreme stress and aggression. After 2 week trial period, the dog gets spayed or neutered, proof of when spay or neuter was done needs to be sent to me and a refund will be given within 30 days.

Note: Refundable deposit is explained on visitation week. If new owner picks option 2 on visitation week no refund is given. Do not take a dog home without full commitment.

Options on Take Home Visitation Week

The first option is called visitation week. You must pay for the dog before the dog goes anywhere. As long as the dog is returned safely, money will be fully refundable at the end of the visitation week. You will be allowed to take the dog anywhere you would like to get a good feel for whether the dog is a good fit for you and your family, the dog is to be returned the same day through this visitation period. You will sign an agreement that you take full responsibility for any actions the dog takes when you are responsible for them. If the dog gets away from you, you do not get a refund and/or will pay for the cost of finding and returning the dog… You are completely responsible for the dog while it is in your care… If the dog gets hurt in any way, you are responsible for vet costs, etc.…

Anyone can skip visitation week and go to the second option. You can pay for the dog in full and take it home. You have a week health guarantee on the dog. If you decide the dog is not a good fit for your home, you may bring it back, but no refund will be given. $500 is nonrefundable/nontransferable. Excluding the nonrefundable $500 the money can be transferred to a future puppy, but it must meet the required $500 deposit. On return there is no cash refund. Visitation week is there for a reason. Even a week can overstress a dog where they will stop eating, become depressed etc.. Visitation is fun for the dog and they enjoy new experiences. Keeping them through the week they bond more with the family and can cause alot of unnecessary stress because family wasnt fully committed and returned the dog.