WHAT IS THE PROCESS OF BUYING A PUPPY FROM GINGER'S MALTESE?
On this page, you will find answers to most questions regarding the purchase of a puppy from Ginger's Maltese. There will be info on:
PRICING
- Our Maltese pups each cost $3000
- Our Maltipoo pups each cost $3000
- Our Mal-shi Pups each cost $2500
- Our Mini and standard Goldendoodle pups each cost $2500 and up
When you make a non-refundable deposit, that $300 will go towards the final price.
WAITING LIST
We are hobby breeders who only breed our pets and do not have a lot of puppies each year, so joining our waiting list is the best way to ensure you get a puppy from us!
To apply to wait for a puppy, please fill out a puppy application. If you are approved for one of our puppies, we will send you an email and let you know when a puppy, you indicated you are interested in, becomes available to reserve. Once we contact you about the puppies available, you can then decide if you would like to make a non-refundable deposit which will go towards the final price.
RESERVING A PUPPY
Once the puppies have been born and we have ensured that each puppy is perfectly healthy, we will notify everyone on the waiting list in the order that the deposits were made. You can then pick your puppy!
No one else can get that puppy but you. We will send weekly updated photos. Once your puppy reaches 7-8 weeks we will set up a date and place and you can bring your baby home!! We can deliver up to 30 miles for free after the first 30 miles its .58/mile round trip. We also can flight nanny for a fee.
BRINGING BABY HOME
We can deliver your puppy to you up to 30 miles for free! Any further than that and we will charge a small fee. See Delivery Options for more info
When you get your puppy, you will also receive:
- FREE bag of Canidae all life Stages dog food
- Current on all vaccinations and deworming
- First vet check and paper from vet stating that your puppy is healthy
- One-year health guarantee
- Blanket with mother and littermates scent
- Toy that he/she loves
- A chew toy
- Record of puppy's health
- Registration (N/A for maltipoos)
- Pre-spoiled!!
Puppy-Proof
Before you bring your new puppy home, be sure to puppy -proof your entire home. Just like a baby, puppies are curious and going to want to sniff and chew everything they can reach. Placing cords behind your furniture or unplugging appliances when they're not in use will remove the temptation for the pup's to chew on electrical cords. ALWAYS be sure to keep any chemicals or toxic substances out of your puppy's reach. Any decorative plants that are toxic to puppies should be placed out of the reach of your pups, a list of plants that are dangerous for your puppy can be found at PetPoisonHelpline.com.
What to Buy
I know how exciting preparing for your new puppy is and how fast you want to run to the pet store and buy the entire toy aisle, so exciting sometimes that you forget the important things. That's what this list is for, to remind you of some of the important things and a few of the things that your pup will love. I have made This Page with the list along with links to where you can buy each of the things.
First off, I want to recommend a book that I bought when I got my first poodle, Bella. Puppy Parenting is a book that I always go back to if I'm looking for advice on what to do. It has information on each subject and on each period of your dogs life and is very helpful.
You'll need a crate if you plan on crate training your puppy, we always use and definitely recommend Midwest iCrate, the 18-inch is the size we always use for our dogs and they never grow out of it. A crate should be just big enough for your dog to stand up and turn around comfortably.
We also recommend the Midwest Quiet Time beds to place in the crate, they fit best in the crate and come in several different colors. If you are looking for a bed to have outside of the crate, TJ Maxx has some very cute ones and most pet stores will carry cute dog beds.
We recommend harnesses and not collars, since a harness will not put so much pressure on your puppy's neck like a collar would. And there are also a lot of cute options. Like this adorable harness from Bond & Co. that's available at Petco.
My favorite leash of all time is the Flexi retractable leash. I bought one when I first got Oakley, and have one for all of my dogs now. As for treats, we always give our puppies Wellness soft puppy treats. Our adults love the Greenies dental chews. I've bought the pumpkin spice flavored Greenies for the fall and all of my dogs love them!