Corgis in a Blanket FAQ

We are located in Kalamazoo Michigan approximately 1.5 miles West of Highway 131. Map Link

We currently have four Pembroke Welsh Corgis. Three are active breeders and one is a retired dam.

The cost of adoption for our babies is $2,500. We do ask for a 50% deposit when a baby is chosen. We do not accept deposits until the puppies are four weeks of age and only after individuals have been given adoption approval.

We follow the Michigan State University Veterinary School guidelines regarding genetic testing for Pembroke Welsh Corgi’s. This includes genetic testing on all Dam’s and Sire’s for Degenerative Myelopathy (DM), Exercise Induced Collapse (EIC), and Von Willebrand’s Disease (VWD).

Not only do we allow visits, we encourage them. The parents are also in our home and you are welcome to meet and engage with them as well. We do observe all precautions regarding COVID. Proof of vaccination is required otherwise individuals must utilize masks and observe all established CDC precautions.

We are member of the AKC Bred-With-Heart club.

The process includes the completion of an application, a video of the home (including the outside and areas in which the puppy will reside), and a video and/or face to face interview.

We provide a one-year guarantee against all genetic defects.

Purchase price includes limited AKC registration, deworming at 2, 4, 6 and 8 weeks, initial five way distemper shot, microchipping and lifetime enrollment in the AKC reunite program.

We offer what we like to call, “lifetime tech-support”. Our basic philosophy is that you will always have access to us for any questions, concerns, or joyous moments. We love to maintain communication with all of our families and welcome pictures and updates.

ABSOLUTELY! This is actually stipulated in our adoption/sales contract. If for any reason you are unable to keep the dog, you are required to agree that you will return him/her to us.

We do utilize a sales contract and I am more than will to provide you with a copy, so that you may review it prior to agreeing to purchase.

The short answer is yes. At the end of the day the most important variable to us is that our puppies are placed in homes, which are the best fit for them as well as the families. We have a rigorous application and approval process. These are all living creatures that deserve the very best that we can offer them.