Just be aware that this facility is a business and business is about keeping costs low and profits high. Puppies are rather expensive ($250) and are not as healthy as they should be for that price. I just adopted a chihuahua mix and took it to my own vet. It has a heavy load of roundworms (even tho' Kritter Kamp says they wormed it) as well as coccidia. Also started coughing shortly after I got it home...vet thinks it's kennel cough. Be ready to. I got some paperwork w/ the pup that shows they got it from an animal control shelter -- the adoption fee was only $25 ! Kritter Creek had the pup for two weeks and the price went from $25 to $250! And don't think it's the cost of a spay (which had not been done yet). A small breed spay can be had for as little as $20. Mind, many so called rescue organizations make this kind of profit. It truly is just a business. But, hey!, the selection of pups was great.