Puppy Info

Please note: In order to maintain the highest standards for breeding, we track all litters and work as a group to selectively broaden the gene pool within North America. This careful approach to breeding results in healthier dogs in the long run. As a result, we ask anyone interested in a puppy to contact us centrally at puppy@stabyhouns.org.

By using this method, prospective owners do not need to track down scarce breeders — we do it for you!

Thinking about getting a puppy? Prepare For The Commitment.
Ask yourself the following questions:

Do I Have Enough Time To Raise A Puppy?
Puppies require an abundant amount of care and attention. They need to eat 3 or 4 times a day for the first 5 months. They must be taken out for potty breaks every three hours. They need to learn puppy manners like how to sit on cue and how to walk on a leash. Puppies also need lots and lots of exercise and playtime. And don't forget, your puppy will need to visit the vet frequently for inoculations and check ups.

Make sure that you have the patience to handle the energy of a puppy; no matter how long it takes for the dog to mature. Many breeds, like Stabyhouns, are slow to mature. This means that while their bodies are growing and they may look like an adult dog, their minds are still very puppy-like. Sadly, this is when many dogs are surrendered to shelters.

Do I Want The Responsibility?
Forget about vacations, long weekends away and late nights on the town! You can't leave your puppy alone for longer than 3 or 4 hours at a time. And even when she's an adult, a dog is a lifetime commitment. That means 12-15 years of care every single day.

Are You Still Interested?
Great! Puppies are wonderful and challenging and fun. Raising a puppy and creating a life-long bond is one of the best experiences you'll ever know.

Email Contact: President@stabyhouns.org

Puppy Info