My puppies

No, and that's deliberate. Matching is based on six weeks of observed temperament, not coat colour. A very dominant puppy placed in a home with young children becomes a problem about a year later. We introduce you to the puppy or puppies that suit your household, and you decide from there.

Yes, a great deal. The Pembroke has a double coat that "blows" twice a year — expect fur on the Eames chairs just like on any other piece of furniture. Weekly brushing reduces breakage, not the shedding itself. If you're after a low-shed dog, this isn't the right breed.

Their silhouette (elongated spine, short legs) comes with a known predisposition to intervertebral disc problems. We give every family our house guidelines: keep a healthy weight, limit repeated jumping off furniture, avoid steep stairs in the first few months. Well managed, a Corgi lives a long, active life.

First round of vaccinations, complete deworming, a microchip registered in your name, a veterinary exam in the days before departure, a health record, a few days' worth of food, a blanket carrying the litter's scent, and Canadian Kennel Club registration papers when the line is eligible.

Yes. A two-year guarantee against serious hereditary conditions, given to you in writing when the contract is signed. It provides for replacement or refund, your choice. We also hand you both parents' screening results (hips, eyes, DNA).

Between three and eight months, depending on the season. With only two litters a year, our puppies are often spoken for before they're born. If nothing matches right now, join the list: we notify waiting families before a litter is published on the site.