Available puppies

Yes, and we'd rather say so clearly before any reservation. Twice a year, the Keeshond "blows" its undercoat over a two- to three-week stretch — daily brushing becomes necessary during that time. Outside of shedding season, weekly brushing is enough to keep the coat healthy.

No, and that's deliberate. Matching is based on six weeks of observed temperament, not the shade of grey or the coat markings. A very vocal puppy placed in an apartment with noise-sensitive neighbours becomes a problem quickly. We introduce you to the puppy or puppies that suit your household, and you decide from there.

It's an alert dog by nature — descended from Dutch barge watchdogs, it announces its surroundings. We work on vocal control from the first weeks, but if absolute quiet is your top priority, let's talk about it before you reserve.

No. Every family collects their puppy in Saint-Sauveur. It lets us show you the handling routine one last time, hand over the complete file, and see the puppy leave in good conditions.

First round of vaccinations, complete deworming, a microchip registered in your name, a veterinary exam in the days before departure, a health record, a grooming guide, and a blanket carrying the litter's scent. Canadian Kennel Club (CKC) registration papers are included.

Yes. A two-year guarantee against serious hereditary conditions, given to you in writing when the contract is signed. It provides for replacement or refund, your choice. We also hand you the screening results for both parents.

Between three and eight months, depending on the season. Our litters are often full before they're born. If nothing matches right now, join the waiting list: we notify it before a litter is published on the site.