Transportation and Delivery 

The preferred method would be for you to pick up the puppy in person at our place of business, Caldwell Animal Hospital. That way you would be able to meet the Vet and myself. Along with seeing for yourself how healthy and beautiful these puppies really are. 

We do not approve of using the method of shipping your new member of the family via airfreight. If shipping is required, it will be the responsibility of the buyer to make all arrangements. All cost associated with the transport and delivery of your new puppy will the responsibility of the buyer as well.  

Please be careful when choosing a shipper from the internet. There are several out there that are only concerned with one thing, $$$$$.  There are others that claim that they are animal delivery companies, but they also ship other items as well. This means that they place your puppy in the back of a van along with a set of new tires, 50 gallons of paint, 10 cases of cleaning solvent, and whatever else they can cram in there. Make sure that the company you choose is USDA Certified.

Here is a link to a list of animal shippers. This is just to help you with your search for a shipper and is in no way a suggestion or a recommendation of Kim’s Little Bully's.

http://breedersclub.net/html/Shipping.htm 

After reviewing them all, we really liked this one and “IF” we needed to use one it would be our choice. Once again, for legal reasons, and the well being of the puppy, Kim’s Little Bully's does not make recommendations for a shipper nor are they responsible for such actions.

http://preciouspetstransportservices.com/

If you choose a shipper to deliver your puppy, Kim’s Little Bully's will not be responsible for any issue’s that might arise during the shipment of your new puppy.

If the shipper you choose does not include the use of a pet carrier, we can purchase one locally and the cost will be added to the final payment of purchase.

If you choose to ship the puppy via carrier of any type, the puppy must be picked up at our place of business, Caldwell Animal Hospital. The puppy will be given a complete and thorough check by the Veterinarian at Caldwell’s just prior to being released to the shipper.

We reserve the right to refuse to release the puppy to the shipper for any reason. This would include any issues discovered during the Vet exam of the puppy prior to release or if the driver or shipper does not meet our expectations of being a reputable and professional company.

All of the above is to protect you as the new owner, but foremost to protect the health and well being of the puppy. First and foremost we have the utmost concern for the lively hood and what’s best for the puppy, for this reason we are very concerned about how the puppy is handled during the delivery stage of his or her new journey.

Please understand