About Browns Babies

Eighteen years ago, I became addicted to 4 paws and fur. That sounds crazy, but any animal lover would know precisely what I mean. Dogs and puppies became my passion. I became a stay-at-home mom raising my three sons and was going stir-crazy as I had always worked. So Edward and I thought some company of a dog would help, and well, need I say more? I just fell in love with it and began my journey. The kids loved my home, and we loved what we built as a family. Eighteen years later, I still love every minute of raising the perfect puppies to add to so many families. The smiles have been endless and just melt our hearts.

Our Story

This is who makes it all happen

Michele Brown

Owner / Breeder

Edward Brown

Owner / Breeder

Dr. Scott Elliot

Veterinarian

Our Team

PRICING

Edward and I have always strived to keep our pricing as competitive as possible and pride ourselves on offering our Browns Babies at the best price possible. Below is our standard rate for different breeds offered:

Base Price:

$2000 TO $3500 — Cavapoo Puppies
$1500 TO $2000 — Maltipoo Puppies
$1500 — Shihpoo Puppies
$1500 — Poodle Puppies

A $200 deposit is required to reserve a puppy. This can be done via Venmo, Zelle, Apple Pay, or PayPal, whichever you are most comfortable with; however, the balance is due in CASH at puppy pick-up. All puppies are still available until a deposit is received. The $200 deposit might seem like a lot to you, but please remember that the deposit applies toward the total price of your puppy. Plus, we want to ensure you are as serious about your puppy as we are about giving you the best experience possible.

*This rarely happens, but we reserve the right to return deposits for any reason with prior notification.

Pricing

Wait Times

WAIT TIME

Browns Babies does not offer a waiting list. We get numerous inquiries daily to keep up with so many folks. We are often asked, “How long will I need to wait to get my puppy?” The answer is that as soon as you see them on my site, I am ready for reservations, and then my veterinarian, Dr. Scott, will examine each pup and give me the ok. The typical pick-up time is around 8 to 10 weeks of age and within a week of posting and reservations.

You can rest easy that once your deposit has been paid, I will make sure you can pick up your new puppy at the first available date. (Fridays and Saturdays that is, of course, preferred)

PICK-UP / DELIVERY

We do not ship our puppies under any circumstances. However, we are not opposed to you flying in, and then flying in the cabin with our babies back to your home. :)

We always love it when you can pick up your puppy directly from Edward and I at our home. I certainly understand that there may be circumstances that make this especially challenging or even impossible for you. When time permits, we also offer delivery services and can travel up to 200 miles from our home for a competitive fee.

I believe the pick-up experience is complete with an opportunity to meet Edward and myself. I want time to answer your questions, so please plan for at least 30 minutes on your pick-up date/time.

In regards to the payment of the final balance, we prefer Cash. You can hand your payment directly to me or Edward on Pick-Up Day.

If it has been a while since you've had a puppy (or maybe you are a first-time puppy parent), we encourage you to read over the resources I have shared and our Puppy Supply List here.

Pick-Up/Delivery

Travel Tips

TRAVEL TIPS

When our puppies travel home with their forever families, more often than not, they travel long distances by car or on planes to get to their new homes. We regularly hear back from our families on how well their puppy did while traveling. We want to help ensure that every part of your trip to pick up your puppy is the great day you have waited for!

Choose how you plan to pick up your puppy below for an appropriate travel checklist for every part of your trip and exciting day with your new puppy.

Our puppies frequently travel home with their new families on long drives. Often, your little puppy will be so excited to meet you that they tire themselves out and nap most of the way home! We want to help ensure that your trip to pick up your puppy becomes the great experience we have planned it to be for you! Before arranging your trip, there are several things you may need to consider.

Some families traveling by car prefer to wrap their puppies in a towel, carrying their puppy in their laps all the way home, while others feel more comfortable using a small travel carrier in the car. Generally, our puppies end up sleeping most of the way home. (We wake them up early that morning and get them running around; they see you and are excited. They are usually pretty tired after all the excitement of meeting you!)

We recommend a 24"L x 18" W x 19" wire crate as a one-time purchase that they will never outgrow with a bath towel that can be washed in the event of motion sickness. That is very typical until they get on solid ground. A sample crate, available through Amazon, is on our Puppy Supply page here.

We recommend you begin by reviewing our Puppy Supply List, where Edward and I share our favorite puppy items and information on your puppy's current dietary needs. You may find it helpful, and it also serves as a checklist as you prepare to bring your puppy home!

If you are traveling a long distance, it's a good idea to have a small bowl and a water bottle along to allow your puppy to get a drink when you stop for potty breaks.
You can never go wrong with having a few paper towels handy!
A little toy in the carrier might also be a nice touch.

It is easy for your puppy to contract a parasite on your way home. Puppies can get parasites simply from standing water, bird, animal, or insect feces, etc. Please use great caution as you maneuver through public places during your travel. Avoid grassy areas or dirty pavements. Also, be very wary of places where unvaccinated dogs may have been.

An easy solution could be to have a puppy pad with you. If your puppy needs a potty break, pop one in the back of your car or lay it on a clean pavement area, and the puppy can safely relieve himself/herself on the puppy pad.

Yes, puppies can get car sick on the way home. (Please do not give your puppy food while traveling – that will make them quite nauseous!) However, a little food would be appropriate if you have an exceptionally long drive (i.e., over 8 hours). Nausea is better than low blood sugar due to a lack of food.

A few tips are ensuring the vehicle stays cool with good ventilation. Also, as you can, have his/her crate facing forward, which helps with motion sickness.

Some of our families chose to fly in and out on the same day! If you can, we usually recommend staying in a local hotel overnight, but we also understand it can save on hotel costs and busy schedules! Just remember that leaving too short of a window between your arrival and return flights can lead to unnecessary stress on a very happy day. So, if flying in and out on the same day is definitely a better option for you, we would recommend always allowing for a generous window of time! y’s first appointment.

If you choose to pick up your puppy and must make airline and/or hotel arrangements, please purchase travel insurance. Your puppy's pick-up date is subject to your pup passing his/her final vet check.
Some airlines require USDA documentation/approval, a document stating the puppy's date of birth, and a vaccination record.
Your puppy will be vet-checked and receive all age-appropriate medications and vaccinations. We will have a vaccination record for you that you can provide to the airline / your vet at your puppy’s first appointment.

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