Here's the scoop on why we've decided to limit visits:
Mom and Pup Stress: Mamas and their babies need calm. Strangers can stress them out, and that's not good for anyone. We're here to keep the peace and protect the well-being of our dogs.
It's important to understand that a busy environment with many visitors can be overwhelming for a new mom. This is especially true for our affectionate, people-loving Habibi Bear moms. They may become more interested in human interaction than in nurturing their pups, which is a challenge when raising a breed that's so devoted to people. That's why we create a peaceful space for our mothers. This allows them to focus on what they do best – caring for their little ones, ensuring they grow up to be the incredible companions you're looking for.
Health Safety: Our little ones aren't fully immune yet, and we've had some tough times with diseases like Parvo. We're being extra careful to keep them healthy.
Keeping Our Puppies Safe; We make a promise to our puppies and their new families: cuddles are reserved for those who've made the commitment. Why? Because bringing in visitors is a gamble. Not everyone has the same dedication to safety, and without knowing if they've been around other dogs, there's a real risk. They could unknowingly bring in diseases like parvo, and we can't let that happen. Our goal is to shield our puppies and their future families from the devastation of preventable illnesses.
Choosing the Right Puppy: Picking a puppy is about more than a quick visit. We get to know each one and help you choose based on their personality, not just looks or a momentary energy burst during your visit. We're here to help you find a Habibi Bear that really suits your everyday life, especially since it's tough for novices to know what to look for beyond the fluff and fun.
We're not a kennel; we're a family: Our home is where we live and love, and we want to keep it a peaceful place.
Security Matters: Understanding Our Home Visit Policy Our home visit policy is centered on the wellbeing of our puppies and ensuring our home remains a safe haven, especially in a time when theft is prevalent and police resources are stretched thin. It's like having a valuable piece of art and posting the address online with the doors unlocked. While we trust that most people are kind and mean well, our dogs and their puppies are irreplaceable and we must protect them from the few who might see them as a target for theft. We need peace of mind to ensure our home, our family, and our animals are secure. Your understanding means the world to us, and we're grateful for your support of our safety-first approach.
Our Home, Not a Petting Zoo: We love our pups too much to have them treated like a sideshow. We're focused on their care and happiness, not on being a stop for casual visitors.
We appreciate your understanding and can't wait to help you find your new best friend - virtually for now, and in person on Gotcha Day!