Reservations
Reserve a Puppy
How placement works here, start to finish. No surprises, and no pressure to move faster than you're ready to.
Talk to us first
Call, FaceTime or message and tell us about your household — who is home, what your fencing is like, whether you have had a guardian breed before. This is a conversation, not a form. It usually takes ten minutes.
Place a deposit
If we both think it is a fit, a deposit holds your place in the pick order. Deposits are taken in the order they arrive and we stop once the litter is spoken for.
Choose your puppy
At around five to six weeks the puppies have enough personality to tell apart properly. We walk each family through the litter on a FaceTime call, in deposit order, and help match temperament to household — not just markings.
Vet, chip, shots
Before anybody goes home the whole litter is seen by our veterinarian, microchipped and started on vaccinations, and you get the paperwork to hand your own vet.
Collection day
Eight weeks. Come and get them, ideally in person — most of our families drive in from around the Lowcountry, Charleston and Savannah. Transport further afield can be arranged.
Included in the price
What a deposit is actually buying
Not a place on a waiting list for an unknown dog. A puppy out of two registered, appraised parents, raised in a house, and handed over ready.
Registration before pickup, so the chip is traceable from day one.
Up to date shots for their age, with the record to hand straight to your vet.
A clean bill of health from our veterinarian before they leave here.
A bag of exactly what they're already eating, so you can change it slowly or not at all.
A leash, ready for the first walk from the car to your front door.
Our number for good — call or message any time, and we answer.
If at any point we don't think a home is right for one of these dogs, we'll say so and return the deposit. That has happened. It will happen again. We would rather lose a sale than place a Boerboel badly.