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$900
Recreation-Ready4-3
Available for: Pickup, Shipping, Local Delivery
About Recreation-Ready4-3
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I do not answer messages sent through Puppies.com; the messages take too long to reach me, and by the time I reply, no one responds. The quickest way to reach me is via text at 229-425-3436 or email [email protected].
Open 10 AM- 6 PM , most every day, but we do require you to make an appointment with us for a designated date and time. I go to bed early, and get up early, if you text or email at night, I will respond 1st thing in the morning.
All our puppies start potty & crate training at 6 weeks of age. They play with our grandchildren, our cats, littermates & other puppies. All pups come with a health guarantee & vaccination record & are up to the date they leave on vaccines. Pups have access to food & water at all times. You may put them on a feeding schedule if you would like.
A deposit of $250 is required to hold the puppy. It is non-refundable and can be made using PayPal, Venmo, or Cash App. Our bank does not accept Zelle. The remaining balance is due in cash. We do not hold a puppy back from sale without a deposit, if you really want a certain puppy, it is best to put down a deposit to hold them for you.
We live in Abbeville GA. and advertise all over the state. You are welcome to visit our home and we also offer delivery options.
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GA. law requires sales tax to be paid on each puppy sold inside the state of GA. Please add 8% to the price. If you are looking at a breeder who does not charge you sales tax, they operate illegally within the State of GA.
*Shady Acre Kennels Sales Tax # 308-653427
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Why I stand out
Vaccinated
Vaccinated
Health guarantee
Health guarantee
Registered
Registered
Registrable
Registrable
Pedigree
Pedigree
About The Seller
ShadyAcreKennels
Member for
22 years
Licenses
USDA not required
State licensed
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