MPORTANT:  If you sent us an application and still wish to be considered for a puppy, please keep in touch via email. We do not keep a waiting list.

Watch our Available Pugs page for more info if, and when, we have any Pugs looking for homes. 

Although we did not have any pups in 2018, this year we have plans for three litters we plan to breed. So far, Rusty gave birth to her one baby girl. Dusty was bred to Keebler, and had two puppies. We are keeping both for now. Tia has now come in season, and now Tia  has been bred to Tuggy!

This breeding was done by a transcervical insemenation, performed by our Reproduction Specialist. This type of breeding is expensive, and the puppies will be as well. All our pups are cared for 24 x 7 in our Pug nursery and we take great care when finding them loving families. I pick my puppies I want to keep first, so I can watch them grow up and decide if they will be show dogs. That means I sometimes will keep one to show that I decide needs to go to a pet home instead. We will possibly have an available older pup later this year. 

If you have not sent me an application and want to be considered, go to our Available Pugs page for more information.

However, if you're intersted in a Pug before then, we may be able to help you locate another responsile breeder with Pug puppies. 

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Check the Available Pugs page if you have not completed our Application Form. If you have submitted an Application previously, be sure to send us an email and say you're still interested. Keep in mind we pick our own puppy/puppies first. 

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 When we have puppies, we have someone with them 24/7. We try not to leave our Pugs alone, ever. New babies require us to supervise them with their moms, so we have to sleep in shifts. That's why we limit ourselves to one or two litters a year. 

Our babies are also looked over by their Pug Guardian Angel, who reminds us to always BELIEVE in miracles, especially the miracle of new life!

Litter News

Watch here for updates as we have them!

~Tia had her puppies two days early! what a week it has been!!!

Here is the x-ray we had done the morning of the 11th.

Due to the positioning of puppy number one, we decided the best way for her to deliver was by c-section. Her progesterone test soon after revieled she was in early labor, so she had her surgery late that afternoon.

Here are the resulting six babies.

And, here are they are a few days later, three boys and three girls.

 You can join us on Facebook to watch them grow.  Just click the button on the bottom of the page.

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~Dusty's girl, WindWalker's Sweet Spot, will be staying with us.

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~Rusty gave birth via c-section on May 8th. Her baby girl, WindWalker's Diamond Eyes, is now co-owned with Tracy, of Orting, WA.

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~When we have healthy puppies that are 10 weeks old, we will activate the application link for any that are still available. 

If you sent us an application you can keep in touch and let us know if you wish to stay on our waiting list.

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Pup Puppies

at 10 Weeks

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Newborn Pug Puppies

When we have a litter, we decide if we have any available pups after they are 8 or 12 weeks old. 

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