The Purchase Process
**K&B's Infinity Standards reserves the right to refuse to sell a puppy to any individual. We do not sell to pet stores, puppy mills or other breeders.**
After speaking with us and researching the breed, if you have decided to purchase a puppy, a deposit is required to hold a puppy and applied to the total price.
Deposits may be transferred to a different litter or available puppy, but are non-refundable. Deposits may be mailed, brought in person, through our PayPal link below, or Google Pay, but the puppy is not considered "held" until the deposit is received. The deposit is $200, with the balance to be paid at the time of pick up. K&B's Infinity Standards will require the new owner to sign the Purchase Agreement at the time of pick up. Please review the Health Guarantee and Purchase Agreement carefully, and do not hesitate to ask any questions you may have.
Once you have made a deposit please be sure to check out our PREPARE FOR PUPPY page for helpful information!
All puppies go home with a Vet Medical Record trifold, TLC dog food Puppy Pack, and a 3 day sample pack of NuVet vitamins. Our kennel starts all puppies on NuVet vitamins and TLC puppy food around 4 weeks of age. We advise ordering the TLC puppy food & NuVet vitamins ahead of puppy pickup so that you are prepared for your puppy's homecoming.
NEW POLICIES EFFECTIVE JAN. 01, 2020:
1. A boarding fee of $10 per day will be applied to any puppy that has not been picked up within 2 days of deposit/purchase after the puppy is 8 weeks old. If requesting that we hold a puppy for pickup more than 2 days it must be prearranged. If during the holding time the puppy is taken to the vet (shots, sickness, emergency) the new owner will be responsible for that fee.
2. While it is not always possible, there are times that we are able to drive to meet or deliver a puppy to the new owner. As of 1/1/2020, if this is arranged there will be a mileage fee of $.50 per mile for the total trip.
3. Repeat clients will receive a discount of $150.
4. Due to risk of communicable diseases our kennel does not allow clients to bring dogs to our location. This is for your protection and ours.
5. It is at the sole discretion of K&B’s Infinity Standards & Goldendoodles as to when visitors are allowed to be introduced to a litter of puppies (GENERALLY AFTER 6 WEEKS OF AGE) due to communicable diseases and stress to the mother or other expectant mothers.
1. A boarding fee of $10 per day will be applied to any puppy that has not been picked up within 2 days of deposit/purchase after the puppy is 8 weeks old. If requesting that we hold a puppy for pickup more than 2 days it must be prearranged. If during the holding time the puppy is taken to the vet (shots, sickness, emergency) the new owner will be responsible for that fee.
2. While it is not always possible, there are times that we are able to drive to meet or deliver a puppy to the new owner. As of 1/1/2020, if this is arranged there will be a mileage fee of $.50 per mile for the total trip.
3. Repeat clients will receive a discount of $150.
4. Due to risk of communicable diseases our kennel does not allow clients to bring dogs to our location. This is for your protection and ours.
5. It is at the sole discretion of K&B’s Infinity Standards & Goldendoodles as to when visitors are allowed to be introduced to a litter of puppies (GENERALLY AFTER 6 WEEKS OF AGE) due to communicable diseases and stress to the mother or other expectant mothers.
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***Health Guarantee and Purchase Agreement updated 01/01/2019***
Our contract does have a spay/neuter requirement AFTER 12 months age, but before 19 months of age which gives a 6 month window to have this done. (Proof must be submitted.) Obviously the spay/neuter is required to prevent irresponsible breeding and over population, but several people have asked why we require them to wait until at least a year old when over the years it has become common to do this at a much younger age. This is for the long term health of the puppy into adulthood. The links below will provide more details on this subject, but the summary is that it impacts orthopaedic health, possible cancer issues, and even behavioral issues.
1. https://www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/three-reasons-to-reconsider-spayneuter/
2. http://www.akcchf.org/news-events/news/health-implications-in-early.html
3. https://breedingbetterdogs.com/article/early-spayneuter
1. https://www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/three-reasons-to-reconsider-spayneuter/
2. http://www.akcchf.org/news-events/news/health-implications-in-early.html
3. https://breedingbetterdogs.com/article/early-spayneuter