There’s so much to learn, so much to say.. Please feel free to call and ask us anything. Everyone has their own approach to raising their pups and some may have no experience at all. We’re here to help you navigate the waters, not tell you what to do.

Puppies sleep 18hrs a day. They need their quiet time, they need their alone time and they love to den. Crates are an amazing tool, and if you don’t crate, then section off an area that is safe and free of things they can destroy. Crates are great, I say yes. If you work all day, yes, if you don’t sleep with your puppy, yes.

Good Question. In a perfect world, the puppy would sleep all night in a crate. And we try really hard to make that possible for you. Granted, the puppy is going to cry a for the first few nights as they have never slept alone or away from our home. It is scary for them, but if possible just let them cry. You can find some toys that warm or even have a heartbeat that help them relax.

Feeding can get complicated, but it doesn’t have to be. Keep it simple. Keep the puppy on the food we send them home on. The fancier the foods, the more drama. And I hope you wouldn’t go straight to the cheapest food either. Give the puppy as much food as they want to eat in 5-10 mins, twice a day. Then take them out. Fresh water should always be available too. Remember the more that goes in, the more that comes out.

Here’s the thing, it’s not black and white, but it doesn’t have to be a nightmare. First and foremost, do not discipline when you find a mess on the ground. If you see them do it, pick them up and rush them to “potty” outside. If you find a mess on the ground that is a oops by you, not the toddler animal lol. You have to learn to read your puppy and do not leave them in big areas unsupervised. If you do get mad when you find a mess on the ground, you puppy will stop trusting you and begin to find sneakier places to potty. Utilize your crate or puppy space.

Most homes are “pet homes” meaning you will keep and love your puppy forever.. AND never plan to breed him or her. Full rights are sold at a higher price and those homes/kennels purchase the ability to breed and/or show our production.

No way.. do not wake up your puppy to go potty. You are conditioning or essentially training them to wake up at night, hence they will always WAKE YOU UP AT NIGHT. Do not feed too late or overstimulate/play right at bedtime. Sure young pups might not be able to hold it, but for the most part your puppy has been holding it all night here. We work very hard to ensure a pleasant go-home experience for you, and potty training can make or break that experience.

Your Puppy is not human, you have a better chance at being part dog. They are more like toddlers who pick up on energy, laughs, giggles, or scorns. You don’t want to yell or hit your puppy, even if they chewed up your couch or went potty on the floor. Clean it up and prevent the same behavior from happening. Otherwise your puppy will not feel safe and sound with you or anyone else in the home who may act that way.

At 2-3 weeks old, we start to introduce puppy pads. It’s amazing how they just go potty on them naturally. After they can step up a little bit, we use rabbit pans with pine or paper pellets as litter. They use the litter box perfectly too. From there they use the bathroom as soon as they hit the grass when we go outside and we praise them. The pups are not left to roam the house without supervision and are either engaged with us or put back in their space with their litterbox. We think it’s a good idea to have one at your home for the first few weeks too. Not to brag or anything, but we have had many pups go to their new homes that have never had an “accident”!

We accept many forms of payment, let us know which works best for you. Some of the more common forms of payment are Cash, Paypal, Zelle, Chase Quick-pay, Venmo, Cashapp, Bitcoin and you can make payments with a credit card here on our website. And no, we are not above a good barter =D

We take excellent care of our puppies, and their parents, for generations. Our program is so important to us, that we will never gamble with our name or reputation. So we would not use a dog we didn’t feel great about and trust in the soundness in all aspects of our productions. Furthermore, should one of our productions have a congenital or genetic issue that will hinder their quality of life, we replace the puppy! Period!

Thank the Lord that puppy/adolescent spay and neutering is falling off trend. Talk about destroying a pup before they start. “Fixing” a young dog is the worst thing you can do for their well-being and health. It’s correlated with joint injury and cancers. And it is terrible for dense large dogs, especially the Olde English Bulldogge. Early spay/neuter voids our Puppy Guarantee. If you must spay your female due to the inconvenience of heat cycles, we would like her to be closer to 4yrs. There are no reasons to neuter males, if you want to, do it at 4yrs or later.

Okay, let’s get real real. We raise Olde English Bulldogges, they’re the healthier alternative to English, but they’re still bulldogs. With that you will have things common to bulldogs that may come up. BREATHING for one, they do not have the long wrinkless snouts to effortlessly exchange air. So they will not always breathe like the wind. You must know your dog. WRY, bulldogs are notoriously orthodontically challenged. Their bite is crooked, or their teeth don’t align perfectly. This is why bulldogs have a tooth showing sometimes or have a tongue hanging out to one side. This is cosmetic and does not affect their well-being. ENTROPIA, this is a condition where eyelids, (likely due to excessive skin) roll in and the eyelashes irritate the eye. Surgical correction is needed to prevent further damage to the eye and should be corrected early, consult with your Vet. JOINTS, we try super hard to breed great hips, we’ve actually created some of the best for the breed. But bad hips can happen. Knees can be a huge issue too and are just as important as hips. You must take care in raising up your puppies. They can’t jump off cliffs or decks until fully developed. ALLERGIES, for me, on the most part are a simple fix. Find what is causing the allergy and eliminate that. Typically food but can be environmental too.

If for any reason it is not working out with your dog from us, we will always take them back. It is not only our responsibility to match that dog with the right home, but yours to bring him or her back to us. Life happens, we get it. Let’s just work together on getting that puppy or adult back here to Crewe, Virginia. We do not refund or exchange puppies when there is nothing wrong with the puppy aside from circumstances.

Some of our most amazing dogs have at one point been for sale. As puppies grow and get nicer and nicer their prices are subject to change. Or they stay here. If you are interested in a puppy, place a deposit quickly. Once a deposit is placed we will not raise their price on you.