Welcoming a puppy is an important decision. That’s why we want to present our prices and the services included clearly and transparently from the very start of your project.
Puppy price
The price may vary depending on the puppy and is always confirmed before any reservation.
Everything included
Every puppy joins its family with the documents, care and support needed for a smooth start.
- ✓LOSH pedigree — Livre des Origines Saint-Hubert
- ✓Fully completed vaccination booklet
- ✓Microchip identification
- ✓European pet passport
- ✓Regular deworming
- ✓DNA testing
- ✓Veterinary certificate confirming health status
- ✓Starter kit
- ✓Comprehensive welcome booklet on education, feeding and wellbeing
- ✓Personalised support for life
Health guarantees
In accordance with the regulations applicable in Belgium, the following periods apply to certain infectious diseases after the puppy is handed over:
| Disease | Guarantee period |
|---|---|
| Canine distemper | 10 days |
| Canine parvovirus | 10 days |
| Infectious canine hepatitis — Rubarth’s disease | 6 days |
The precise terms of these guarantees are detailed in the contract provided at the time of adoption.
Adoption outside Belgium
This supplement applies to puppies leaving Belgium and is added to the base price.
It doesn’t only cover the administrative and health-related steps involved in the export: these €800 also cover the extra time we spend with the puppy during this period — an extended training and desensitisation process, as well as boarding him with us until his departure.
Rabies vaccination is administered from 12 weeks of age. A mandatory 21-day waiting period must then be observed before travel. The puppy can therefore generally join its family from 15 weeks of age.
Formalities and the departure date may however vary depending on the destination country. These are checked with the family before the adoption is confirmed.
Support that continues after departure
Our relationship with families doesn’t end on the day the puppy leaves. We remain available throughout the dog’s life to answer questions about its education, diet, health or adjustment.