What you need to know!

With the time and effort we put into raising these puppies - they are not just any puppy, they are an Aamberdell Puppy.

You may contact us now to be placed on the waiting list.

You have no doubt watched our Facebook page and web site and know that we put an incredible amount of time and love into these puppies before they leave us. This starts with conditioning at birth – Tactile Stimulation, Early Neurological Stimulation (ENS), Early Scent Introduction (ESI), socialisation to sounds (there are apps which cover a whole range e.g aircraft noise, thunder, garden tools… the list goes on), Conditional Emotional Response (CER), tactile stimulation, barrier challenges, handling by a diverse range of people (old, young, beards, tall, short…), we take them out in the car and let them watch the world go by, we teach them to sit in front of you when they want/need a voice – this is different to the ‘sit’ command – they will use it when they want your attention. Super cute! They are crate trained and well on the way to toilet trained and lead trained. It’s super important that you continue with this socialisation and training to reinforce and make the most of this start in your puppy’s life. 

The puppies will come to you with a 6-week vet health check, wormed, vaccinated, flea and tick treated and microchipped.  

We don’t desex our puppies, but there will be an agreement to have the pup desexed between 5 and 9 months. You will be required to provide a sterilisation certificate before the pup turns 10 months old. 

The puppy pack includes 6-weeks free pet insurance, sample packs of the food the pup has been raised on, a toy and/or blanket with the litter scent on it, a slicker brush, a JW Grip Soft rotating comfort comb, puppy collar and lead and plenty of written tips for caring for your new pup. We also offer lifetime support for any questions or help you may need.  

Your puppy will be with you for the next 10 – 15 years, so set yourself up for a successful future together by making the most of the critical socialisation period of 8 - 16 weeks and find a training facility close to you now and start the discussions on early training. This is one of the most important investments that you can make to ensure a happy and stress free future. If you are on the Gold Coast I am happy to recommend trainers.