Licensed Breeders are licensed by their local authority and given a star rating. Licensed breeders have their premises and dogs inspected regularly by their local council, and inspected by a vet. The welfare of the dogs and puppies is inspected and regulated by the government and authorities with inspections. These high standards guarantees you will receive a puppy of quality and of good health.

Veterinary Surgeon Approved all puppies are vet checked, vaccinated, micro-chipped, de-flead, and wormed. Each puppy is given an individual examination by a vet prior to being approved for sale to its new home. The licensed breeders do everything in their power to ensure you have a healthy puppy.

Parents are Health Tested and passed a screening scheme. These breeders have been breeding puppies for years, so they have years of experience and training, puppies are therefore healthy and fit for purpose. Having the passion for being a dog breeder, the puppies are bred with love and the utmost care.

Puppies are reared in a home environment, this is part of their vital stage of learning. Licensed breeders have years of experience and training, so give your puppies the stimulation and enrichment they require during their first 8 weeks of life, giving your puppy the best start in life. 

A Licensed breeder will arrange viewings for you to view mum or both parents, meet the breeder and the rest of the litter. They will want to make sure their puppy is going to the best home, so they will ask questions about your lifestyle and past dog experience. A Puppy Contract will be included by all professional businesses. 

Puppies do not leave a professional breeder until they are 8 weeks of age. After care service is provided by all licensed breeders through a puppy pack and contact, they support you throughout choosing your new best friend and do everything possible to make sure you know and understand how to love and care for your new puppy.

Licensed breeders are entrusting new owners with their puppies, they only want the best for them, and if things do not work out they will not refuse to take their puppy back. They have a lifelong commitment and care to the dogs they breed, the puppies welfare is always their highest priority.