Newfoundland Dog Puppy for sale in San Francisco, California

FAQ about Healthy Newfoundland Puppies

1. What makes these Newfoundland puppies a great choice?

Our Newfoundland puppies are from a quality lineage and come with a 100% clear health record, ensuring that you are getting a healthy pet. They also have a health certificate from the Vet and a health guarantee, providing you peace of mind.

2. Are the puppies up to date on vaccinations?

Yes, all our Newfoundland puppies are up to date on vaccinations as part of their health check-up, making them ready for their new homes.

3. What makes Newfoundland dogs unique?

Newfoundland dogs are known for their gentle nature, intelligence, and strong swimming capabilities. They are an excellent choice for families and those looking for a loyal companion.

4. Can I see the health records of the puppies?

Yes, all puppies come with clear health records and documentation from a licensed veterinarian, assuring you of their health status.

5. Where are the puppies located?

The Newfoundland puppies are located in San Francisco, California. We encourage potential pet owners to visit and meet the puppies.

6. How can I reserve a puppy?

If you're interested in reserving a puppy, please reach out for more information regarding availability and reservation procedures.

7. Is there a guarantee on the health of the puppies?

Yes, we provide a health guarantee for all our Newfoundland puppies, so you can be assured of their well-being in the long run.

8. What should I consider before getting a Newfoundland puppy?

Consider your lifestyle, space, and time commitment as Newfoundland dogs require regular exercise and grooming. They thrive in a loving family environment.

9. How often should I groom my Newfoundland puppy?

Newfoundland puppies require regular grooming due to their thick, water-resistant coats. It's best to establish a grooming routine early on.

10. Do you offer support after I adopt a puppy?

Yes, we provide guidance and support for all new puppy owners, helping you with transition periods, training tips, and health care advice.