Yes! Their friendly nature and size make them ideal for children and seniors alike.

Not officially, although their low-shedding coat suits many allergy-sensitive owners.

They are alert and vocal but not overly noisy when properly trained.

They usually get along well with cats and other dogs if socialized early.

Absolutely—when supervised. Their gentle play style and affectionate nature make them wonderful companions for respectful, older children.

Their silky single coat is surprisingly low-maintenance: weekly brushing suffices to prevent tangles.

All puppies go home at 8 weeks, after completing their initial vaccine series and socialization program.

Introduce the crate as a positive, cozy den with treats and toys, gradually increasing crate time over several days.

A high-quality, small-breed kibble with balanced protein and DHA promotes healthy growth and brain development.

About 30–45 minutes per day split between walks, playtime, and mental enrichment activities.

They can be; early, gradual departures and interactive puzzle toys help build independence.

Definitely—provided they receive daily exercise and mental stimulation to burn off energy.

Core vaccines include distemper, parvovirus, adenovirus, and rabies, following your vet’s recommended schedule.

Yes—proper early socialization ensures they coexist peacefully with dogs, cats, and even smaller household pets.