Frequently asked questions.

The puppies are 3/4 Great Pyrenees and 1/4 Australian shepherd. Grok, the father, is a full Great Pyrenees. Pepper, the mother, is half Great Pyrenees and half Australian shepherd. They are not AKC registered.

The April 2026 litter is fully placed. For that litter, puppies were $500, with a $100 deposit applied toward the final price. Future litter pricing will be confirmed when puppies are listed.

The litter was born April 18, 2026. Go-home can begin June 13, 2026, assuming continued good health, solid weaning, and age-appropriate care.

Right now the current litter is sold out, so we are not taking deposits. Join the next-litter first-look list with your timing, property setup, and what you liked about this litter. When puppies are available, a deposit holds a specific named puppy.

Each puppy goes home with weekly weight records, first age-appropriate 5-way puppy vaccine record, deworming record, feeding notes, current food information, a small food transition supply, parent information, and basic go-home paperwork.

They go home with their first age-appropriate 5-way puppy vaccine record and deworming record. New families should schedule a wellness visit with their own veterinarian shortly after pickup or delivery and continue the puppy vaccine schedule.

Not at this time. We do not claim Embark, Wisdom Panel, OFA, BAER, or other parent testing we have not done. What we can provide is parent information, photos, direct observation, weekly puppy weights, and basic puppy care records.

They are being raised around normal farm life and may fit acreage or hobby-farm homes well, but we do not guarantee adult guarding behavior, livestock behavior, or working ability. Individual puppies vary, and training in the new home matters.

Not necessarily. They are best suited for acreage, rural homes, hobby farms, or active families with a secure yard and regular outdoor time. Apartment living is not a good fit for these puppies.

They are handled daily by our family and raised around normal household sights and sounds. Great Pyrenees mix puppies can become loyal family dogs in the right home, but every puppy is an individual and will need structure, training, and time.

Pepper and Grok live on the property. Serious buyers can ask about meeting them when pickup, delivery, or a visit is arranged.

For the health of the litter, visits are limited. Serious buyers can contact us about timing and what is possible once the puppies are old enough and the visit can be handled safely.

We are not taking deposits while the litter is fully placed. When an active litter has available puppies, the $100 deposit applies toward the final price and holds a specific puppy. It is transferable within that litter if fit or availability changes, and it is not refundable if you simply change your mind after the puppy has been held off the market.

We would rather say that clearly before any deposit than place a puppy poorly. Tell us about your property, schedule, kids, animals, and experience with large dogs, and we will give you a practical read.

Yes. We can deliver to confirmed buyers in the Spokane area for free. Pickup is still welcome, and nearby Eastern Washington or North Idaho meetups may be considered case by case.

Have a secure crate or carrier, collar and leash, towels or a blanket, and a plan for a calm first day. We will send feeding notes, care records, and a small food transition supply.