Our Guardian Home Program / Being updated

 The guardian home system is often used by breeders who want to ensure that their breeding dogs are raised in a family environment and get the socialization, attention, and one on one care. The dog is placed with a family where it will live as a beloved pet, while still being part of the breeder's program.

Here’s how it works in a typical guardian home arrangement:

1. Ownership: The breeder usually retains ownership of the dog but places it in the guardian home on a long-term basis. The guardian family takes care of the dog like their own pet, covering everyday needs and typical vet care. You will basically receive a free fully health tested dog, which is amazing! 
2. Breeding Program: The guardian dog will participate in the breeder's program by being bred if all health testing passes and when the time comes. Females would normally have 2-3 litters and males as needed. All breeding expenses are covered by the Breeder. The dog will be spayed or neutered after its breeding career ends.
3. Compensation for Guardian Family: Often, the guardian family is compensated for the care they provide. The guardian family may be offered a puppy from one of the dog’s litters as part of the arrangement or a monetary compensation. We will compensate the family for any titles placed on the dog as well. 
4. Return to Breeder: After the dog’s breeding career ends (typically after a few litters), the dog is spayed or neutered and stays with the guardian family as their pet for life. 

• Socialization: The dog gets to live in a home environment with a family, getting more attention and socialization.
• Health and Wellbeing: The dog’s physical and mental health benefits from living in more of a one-on-one setting. 
• Ethical Breeding: Breeders can ethically manage their breeding dogs and provide them with a higher quality of life.

This arrangement benefits the breeder by helping them maintain a high standard for their breeding dogs, while giving the dog a comfortable home life. For the guardian family, it’s a way to be part of a responsible breeding program without having to take on the full responsibility of breeding and care.