Adoption

1 How does the adoption process work?

You pick your puppy, place a deposit and we schedule pickup or delivery. Every puppy comes with registration papers, health records, and a written contract. If you want, I can also create a step-by-step adoption guide.

2 What’s included with my puppy?

  • Registration (ASC/AKC/KC depending on breed)Vaccination & deworming records Starter food Health guarantee Optional delivery

You can ask for a full list of included items from webmaster@waynepaws.com .

3 Do you offer delivery?

  • Yes. We deliver nationwide and some few countries. We coordinate routes; meet up points, and timing to keep travel safe and comfortable for your puppy. If you want, I can write a delivery policy page.

4 How do deposits work?

  • Deposits hold your puppy and go toward the final balance. They are non‑refundable but transferable to another litter if needed. Want a deposit policy section?

5 When can my puppy go home?

  • Most puppies go home at 8 weeks old. Some breeds may vary slightly depending on development and vet recommendations. I can also create a puppy care checklist.

6 What forms of payment do you accept?

  • Cash and card payments, also depends what you use. If you want, I can request payment option Contact Us.

7 Are your puppies registered?

  • Yes. All puppies come with KC, ASC or AKC registration depending on breed and lineage. 8 Do you offer breeding rights? Breeding rights are available on approved homes for an additional fee. Pet only homes receive limited registration. I can also write a breeding rights explanation.

9 What health guarantees do you provide?

  • Every puppy comes with a written health guarantee covering genetic issues. Puppies leave fully vet‑checked and up‑to‑date on shots. Want a Health Quarantee?

10 Can I visit the puppies?

Yes—by appointment only. We keep visits controlled for safety and to protect young puppies from outside germs. I can also write a visitor policy.

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