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AKC blk&rust 1
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AKC REGISTERED
75% EUROPEAN/25% AMERICAN
mom is 50/50, red, 5 yo. She's a BIG girl. 95lbs.
Dad is full European, black, 4yo. 99lbs. SOLID.
Retirement litter for both parents. We're keeping 2 in our program, if that tells you anything about these dogs. It's our last chance and we're not going to miss out on it!
4 boys available for reservation; 2 black and rust, 2 red and rust.
1 girl WILL be available, however 1 is reserved by a returning family. 2 are staying with us. We won't know which girl is available until those picks are made. We do know it'll be a black and rust girl.
$300 deposit to reserve puppy of choice.
Puppies reserved by deposit will ONLY OWE $1000 at pickup- cash due at pickup or you may add a $25 immediate transfer fee for cash app payment at pickup. Puppies must be paid in full at pickup. Reserved puppies will be going home for $1300. Any unreserved puppies will be listed at full $1500 price, when reserved puppies start going home.
We do not offer breeding rights on our girls. Breeding rights may be discussed for males to approved programs only.
Please LEAVE YOUR FULL NAME AND BEST CONTACT NUMBER to receive a response. In home Visits are welcome, but limited to those prepared to reserve a puppy at time of visit. We will NOT be inviting complete strangers from the internet into our home. You must leave your name and number to receive a response/be considered for a puppy. Serious inquiries only, please.
Puppies go home UTD on shots and wormings. Records provided. Tails and dews done. NATURAL EARS. We do not offer cropping prior to pickup. Several crop referrals are available, depending on your location, should you choose to have ears done after you take your puppy home.
In home pickup only. We do not ship, move, transport, or sell puppies sight unseen. We meet each other. You purchase your puppy and go home with your puppy. NOBODY GETS SCAMMED HERE.
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OMG Guardians
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