Puppy price
Ask for the current price and a written list of inclusions for the litter you are considering. Confirm any additional delivery costs before reserving.
First-year essentials
Budget for food, veterinary visits, insurance if chosen, training, a crate or safe resting space, bowls, lead, harness and cleaning supplies.
Recurring costs
Food, routine care, training and replacement equipment continue beyond the first year. Add boarding or a dog walker if your routine needs them.
Make a personal budget
Collect local quotes rather than relying on a single online estimate. Compare insurance conditions and keep room in your budget for unexpected expenses.
Comparing puppy prices in Ontario and Québec
Compare written packages, not just the headline price. For a family in Montréal or Toronto, travel can add to the overall cost even when the puppy price is the same. Ask whether pickup, a delivery arrangement or air travel is being quoted, and which costs remain your responsibility.
Our reservation FAQ explains the published deposit terms and puppy package. Request confirmation for the puppy you are considering before paying. Bring your questions to us: a clear budget helps you prepare for the puppy’s arrival with confidence.
Your puppy budget checklist
| Category | What to confirm |
|---|---|
| Puppy and delivery | Current price, written inclusions and travel fees |
| Equipment | Resting space, bowls, lead and harness |
| Recurring costs | Food, care and training |
| Unexpected costs | Personal reserve and insurance conditions |