PUPPIES

We generally plan to have 1-2 litters per year that we raise in our home. 

We look forward to you potentially becoming part of the vom Hüttenland family. I am here to support you and answer questions during the life of your dog.

The price I charge for my puppies is never profit, but an investment in my passion and the next generation.

The cost of a puppy is $3,500, with a $500 deposit to reserve and the balance due before pickup.

Why $3,500?

• I breed and select for health, temperament, and conformation. That is the goal of my program.

• Bringing in new bloodlines is expensive — importing a dog generally costs $5,000 or more, before any of the work that follows.

• My dogs are shown, trained, and part of my everyday life.

• Puppies are raised with early stimulation and socialization. They are vet-checked and go home at 10 weeks or later, with a puppy kit to get them started.

• I keep learning from the dogs I produce. As they grow, I health test and x-ray as many of my offspring as I can evaluate, and I use what I learn to better my program.

• Support doesn't end at pickup. I'm here for guidance for the life of your puppy.

All of this is reflected in the price.

Your puppy goes home with:

• A starter bag of Royal Canin food, a measuring cup, and Royal Canin food discounts

• A collar and a toy

• A blanket carrying the scent of their mom and littermates

• Microchipped

• Their vet booklet, with first vaccines given and deworming kept up to date

• A trial of pet insurance

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We utilize a structured, multi-step approach to help prepare puppies for the world around them.​

• Early Neurological Stimulation (ENS): Controlled handling exercises introduced in early life to help promote resilience, adaptability, and improved stress response.

• We regularly carry puppies in a basket to help them get used to movement, being handled, and seeing the world from a different perspective. Once vaccinated our puppies get more experience in crates, cars, and more! 

• Noise & Texture Exposure: Gradual exposure to everyday sounds and different surfaces helps puppies develop confidence and adapt more easily to new environments.

• We imprint a specific "puppy call" to help make your future recall training successful.

• Crate Conditioning: We introduce crates early to help ease their transition into your home. 

• ​Our puppies do not go home until they are 10 weeks old. 

• ​We choose the best home for each puppy once they have matured a little and shown us their individual personalities! We will also usually keep a puppy back from each breeding and this decision cannot be made early on. 

• All puppies are sold on a non-breeding contract and are to be spayed or neutered. If at any point in their life you cannot care for or keep your corgi, they are to be returned to me.

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​This is step one. Please fill out an application if you would like to be considered for a corgi. By filling this form you will be added to the call list for when we do have puppies available.  I match the puppy, or adult, to the specific needs of your home. The purpose of the questionnaire is to help me get to know you.

It is important to fill out to the best of your ability to help us get an idea of you and keep the process smooth as possible.

​Thank you for your patience. If you do not hear back, please reach out.

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