FAQ

Yes, we are registered under the QLD government and verified with right paw

Pedigree papers are proof that a dog is purebred with evidence to prove it. The Theodore is a Breed In Development with the Master Dog Breeders Association and is another word for the Cavoodle. 

We have litters born very regularly so if you are in the market for a dog we suggest you check in with our socials weekly.

Your happy and healthy puppy and our puppy pack. See here for more information.

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Yes, we can. We use dogtainer or world class hound. You can contact them directly to oragnise transport and we will drop the puppy off at the drop off point on your behalf.

Sheldon which is 45 mins south of Brisbane CBD in the Redlands district.

No. We run out of our family home and avoid having traffic while the puppies are not fully vaccinated. A deposit must be paid to secure your puppy.

Our puppies range from $3000-$4500 depending on the specifics of that puppy/litter. Please see puppy listing page, or contact us directly for specific pricing on upcoming puppies.

$300

No. A deposit must be made to secure your puppy.

No. But in the extreme case you do not like a dog from the litter you have secured, it can be moved to the next available litter.

Via bank transfer and proof is required or cash.

Yes and your puppy comes with 6 weeks breeders health insurance. We have a full return guarantee from birth defects.

We sporadically bread purebred toy poodles and king charles cavaliers. To learn more about our plans for these litters please email us here.

It is not possible for the pedigree papers to be available when your puppy arrives home.

There are a few reasons for this:

1.  As the microchip information is entered onto the pedigree papers a breeder must wait until their puppies are microchipped before they register their litter with the MDBA.   
2. As the MDBA requires all the puppies in the litter to be registered at the same time breeders must wait until all of their puppies are sold before registering your puppy.  In some cases your puppy could be at your home for a few weeks before the last puppy in the litter is sold. 
3. Once the MDBA receives the litter registration it generally takes 14 – 21 working days to process and sometimes it can take longer if the MDBA has an unusually high number of litters to be entered into the stud registry. The MDBA posts the pedigree certificates to your puppy’s breeder who then posts them out to you.
4.  The postal system can cause delays.

This process can seem to be slow for a new puppy buyer who is excited with their new puppy’s arrival and who have heard stories of unscrupulous breeders but the speed in which you will receive your MDBA registration papers depends on a lot of variables, many of which are beyond the breeder’s control.  

Please take your new baby home, relax and enjoy the experience and know that you will receive your puppy’s registration certificate as soon as we can possibly get it to you.