Breeding Program

What sets the Petit Jean Puppies  breeding program apart?

  • Intense socialization starting at birth with neonatal stimulation techniques. Proven to improve intelligence and health!
  • Careful Selection of only the best quality, healthy bloodlines
  • Temperament and Health Tested Parents with breed standard confirmation
  • Sire and Dam free of parasites, genetic disease, and allergies
  • Vet approved at 9-​12 month old Vet check and OFA exams/paperwork
  • Regular Grooming and regular veterinary dental care
  • Annual Vaccinations, Monthly Heartworm Prevention
  • Pairing up of the best possible parents to produce what you want in looks and temperament
  • When we retire our dogs at 5-6 years old, we have them fixed and placed in their forever pet homes where they can enjoy life to the fullest. They deserve the best. 
  • Quality Food, Life's Abundance, NutriSource and Nuvet supplement.  

Excellent Puppy Health Care

  • Love and Personal Care every single day, every minute.
  • Great health care starts in the womb. Mom's caloric intake increased with puppy food and canned food daily with double daily vitamins and probiotics starting on day 42 of gestation
  • Assisted birth and newborn health scoring with urgent ICU type care when needed.
  • Current deworming and vaccinations DHLPP+C and Bordetella
  • 12 week Rabies vaccination by vet, 
  • USDA Vet Health Certificate, fecal test and nose to tail exam prior to leaving
  • ​High quality food and vitamin/mineral supplement 
  • Extensive knowledge on all stages of newborn care from whelping, tube feeding, subcutaneous fluids
  • NuVet Supplement for healthier immune systems
  • Prepare puppy for departure and give medications a week prior to prevent stress related diarrhea.

Intense Puppy Socialization Program

  • Daily Neonatal Early Neurological Stimulation days 3-16. <click to see why this is important!
  • Desensitization to Sound ( TV, radio, clippers, blow dryer, vacuum and other household noises)
  • Caring Touch and desensitization of feet, mouth, ears and tail days 17 and on
  • Socialization with adults, children, dogs and cats
  • Extra love and cuddling
  • Dog door and crate trained from 6-7 wks old
  • Potty training started, we get lots of families report how easy our puppies train!!! 
  • Groomed/bathed every 2 weeks (nails, ears, potty trail trimmed)
  • Daily Blanket (2-3x day on most) and Toy changes (age and breed appropriate toys)
  • Daily Indoor and Outdoor Exercising Program​​​​​ and interaction with people, other dogs and cats

Our Puppies' Health Care Regime

  • Dewormed every 2 wks for 3 days in a row with Safeguard (fenbendazole) aka Panacur
  • Bordetella (kennel cough) Intranasal Vaccine at 7 wks of age
  • First parvo booster at 6wks which is a 5 way plus Corona, Then again at 8, 10 and 12 weeks of age. 
  • Rabies given by vet at 12 wks of age
  • Two medications given prior to departure to help prevent stress related diarrhea. Most puppies that leave their home and travel to their new home do experience some stress related stool issues. A common one is called Coccidia and another is Giardia. These can be common in puppies that are around other puppies or dogs such as in kennels, boarding facilities or dog parks.   
We do all we can to prevent parasites and disease. Only the best quality and most effective vaccinations and dewormers are part of their care. You will receive a complete brochure with the dates of vaccinations and actual stickers off the vial so your vet will have no question what has been given and what is due. Vets always brag on our thorough records sent home with our babies! 
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