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$900
Black & Rust Female
Available for: Pickup, Shipping, Local Delivery
About Black & Rust Female
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Born May 30th. Will be available to new home week of August 1st. Registered litter. Sire is AKC and CKC registered and dam is CKC (Continental) registered so pups will be CKC registered.
The pictures in this post of the pups that are older than a week are from our litter from earlier in the year as examples of what the pups will look like with ear crops done by my vet. I have plenty of current pictures and videos I can send via text if you’d like, it’s just hard to take decent pictures of two week old pups so videos work best.
Available pups:
5 Male Black and Rust
1 Male Red and Rust
5 Female Black and Rust
2 Female Red and Rust
Pups have had tails docked, dewclaws removed. Pups will come with first and second set of shots from veterinarian (shot record provided) along with 4 worming iterations.
Litter will be in a climate controlled environment from the beginning. Pup will have a 6 week health/wellness check along with vaccinations. Will provide paperwork.
A deposit will need to be made to reserve a pup, you will choose which you’d like to reserve and deposits are first come first serve. Deposit will be taken out of total price of pup.
Health certificate can be provided upon request after deposit has been made.
Shipping for any pup, as long as your state allows it, is $550 and will be delivered to your closest airport. Can explain details further if interested.
$900 for pup without ears cropped ($250 deposit, $650 when picked up)
$1,650 w/ear crop ($650 deposit, $1,000 when picked up)
I am available via text pretty much any time or by call during the weekday evening hours from 5pm-8pm.
(417) 359-6458
Coat Colors:
Red
Why I stand out
Vaccinated
Vaccinated
Veterinary exam
Veterinary exam
Registered
Registered
Registrable
Registrable
Health certificate
Health certificate
About The Seller
Justin Lee
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