Welcome to Sasha's Elite Kennel LLC
AKC Chihuahua's & French Bulldogs / New Castle, Delaware
Frequently Asked Questions
We've Answered the most important questions below. If you don't see your question answered here, feel free to contact us.
Visiting & Puppy Selection
Q: Can we Visit your dogs and puppies? A: For the Safety of our dogs and puppies, visits are by appointment only and scheduled at our discretion. We raise our puppies in our private home and require strict sanitary protocols to be followed.
Q: Can I wait to choose my puppy once personality develops? A: Yes, you may wait to choose once personality begins to develop. However, we do not hold puppies while waiting. Occasionally, puppies remain available longer and those may be ideal for families wanting to observe maturity and temperament.
Pricing & Availability
Q: How much are your puppies? A: Our puppies are priced between $3000-$6000 depending on size, structure, and overall quality. Very small (Itty Bitty) puppies may be priced higher due to the additional care they require.
Q: Do you ship puppies? A: Yes. We place puppies nationwide and many families purchase based on photos and videos shared on our website and social media.
Breeding Rights & Registration
Q: Do you offer full breeding right? A: Breeding rights are considered on a case-by-case basis. Puppies must meet breeding-quality standards, and the potential owner must be an approved, responsible breeder. Otherwise, puppies are sold as pet companions only and come with limited registration or No papers. Registration papers are released after proof of spay/neuter is submitted.
Q: When do registration papers get released? A: For pet-only puppies with registration papers will get their papers after proof of spay/neuter has been submitted to us. all litters are initially placed on limited registration unless otherwise agreed upon in writing.
Health & Guarantees
Q: Do you offer a health guarantees? A: Yes. All puppies leave with a veterinary health certificate confirming they are healthy at the time of placement. Buyers are required to have their puppy examined by a licensed veterinarian within 72 hours (or 3 business days) of receiving their puppy.
Multiple Puppies & Compatibility
Q: What is littermate syndrome, and do you recommend adopting two puppies close in age? A: Littermate syndrome can be a concern in many breeds. However, Chihuahua's are a breed that often thrives with companionship. They typically do very well in pairs or small groups when properly raised. We have many families who adopt one puppy from us and later return to add another due to positive experiences.