FAQ
FAQ
The logistics of being able to have pictures of all the parents of each puppy we sell is just not possible. This is also true of the rescues we offer as we may not have access to their parent’s pics or info. If your puppy is one that the owner bred, then we can send you a picture of the parents.
You can contact us to schedule an appointment by phone or email. We can send you a video if you are too far away to visit our puppies in person..
Call us if you have any inquiries about our financing partners. You can also read about them here.
- We provide canines and pups from our charitable rescue partners, “Dogs to the Rescue.”
- Every rescue dog or cat has been spayed or neutered, as well as groomed and examined by a veterinarian. On our website and in the medical records, we will make clear any conditions the rescue may have (if any).
- Prices for each rescue will differ depending on a number of factors.
Making a Deposit
To place a deposit on a puppy, select the puppy you want, then choose all the options you’d like, after that click “$150 Deposit”. Deposits may be larger for higher priced dogs. Deposits are non-refundable.
Paying the Balance on Your Puppy
You can pay the balance by click the link on the invoice, at time of pickup, over the phone, or we can make arrangements for you to pay online. Our online Credit Card processing is 100% secure with 2048-bit.
Please email or call anytime with questions or concerns 740-501-8774 or sales@littlepuppiesonline.com
All puppies are vet checked and up to date with vaccinations and de-wormings. Upon purchase, you will receive vet documents that you can transfer to your vet.
Spotting and Managing Hypoglycemia in Puppies
Hypoglycemia, also known as Transient Juvenile Hypoglycemia, can affect young dogs, particularly puppies under three months old. Here’s how to recognize, treat, and prevent it:
Recognizing Signs
- Lack of Energy: Puppies need glucose for energy. If your puppy appears weak and lethargic, it might be a sign of hypoglycemia.
- Seizures: Extremely low glucose levels can trigger seizures, which are especially dangerous for growing puppies.
- Comatose State: In severe cases, puppies can become comatose due to critically low glucose levels.
- Other Indicators: Watch for a lack of appetite, coordination issues, including twitching, dilated pupils, trembling, and pale pink or white gums.
Treatment
Treatment for hypoglycemia is straightforward. Consult a veterinarian for guidance. Typically, it involves:
- Keeping the puppy in a warm environment.
- Implementing a feeding schedule of up to four times a day.
- Deworming and maintaining regular vaccinations. Hypoglycemia is easily treatable when detected early, minimizing harm to the puppy.
Prevention
To prevent hypoglycemia, ensure your puppy eats regularly and monitor any behavioral changes closely. Early detection is key.
All of our puppies are potty trained in the “Puppy Housing Method.” This is the method that allows the puppy an area to “go potty” in while they are still in their kennel. From the day your puppy begins to walk, it is able to start being potty trained.
We accidentally discovered this method after our customers continued to tell us that our puppies were potty trained the day they got them home. We thought some of our customers were just over exaggerating until we continued to hear this news over and over again. Just read some of our testimonials and you will quickly see that most mention that their puppy potty trained very easily, or was already potty trained.
How it works – The “Puppy Housing Method” is a kennel that is set up with two sides. One side they can sleep in and they other side they can use the bathroom in. This is most easily done with a double doored kennel. Place a bed in one side and a potty pad in the other. Your new puppy does not want to potty where he sleeps, so he/she will walk over to the other side (on the pad) and use the potty. The key to this is when you are home, you leave the second door to the kennel open (the one that has the potty pad in it) and they will run in to it (with little or no training) when they have to go.
What if I do not want to use this method? The great thing about this method is that it can be re-trained to the outside. The fact of the matter is, the puppy knows that he/she has to go to the bathroom in a designated area. All you have to do is show them where that designated area is.
Sound simple….it is….because we have started them out the right way from day one.
The owner personally visits and inspects each breeder weekly. Most breeders have become friends with us and some are even family.
After placing your order, please contact us via email or phone to arrange for the pickup of your new puppy.
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