All of our puppies go home with information on their vaccinations, worming and all around helpful tips. I do use Revolution on all of our puppies before they leave vets like to know that they have been started on heartworm preventative and flea medicine this also works as a wormer that is good for a month it is applied to the back of the neck on their skin. Most states require breeders to hold puppies until they are at least 8 weeks old.
We keep them for 8 weeks so that the puppy will have their first vaccinations and a good healthy mentality to be the perfect family pet, leaving the litter and mom to early does not give your puppy stability and sound thinking plus taking a puppy early makes them harder to potty train. A good breeder knows this, and would never let a puppy go at less than 8 weeks of age, even if their state law allows them to.

What vaccinations will the puppy receive in its early age?

At 4,6 and 8 weeks of age I give a 5 way vaccination which is Canine distemper-AdenovirusType 2 -Parainfluenza - Parvovirus. We do not give Lepto to puppies till they are 15 weeks or older I also do not believe in the Lymes disease vaccination many puppies have terrible reactions to that particular vaccination.
It's also a good idea to wait at least five days after vaccination (if the puppy only receives one prior to purchase) before picking up your new puppy. This gives it some time to build immunity.

Importance of a good warranty:

Just a walk home kennel offers a 2 year health warranty on any puppy that you take home we also have a written contract that is signed at time or prior to purchase, this ensures that I have your information and you have your warranty, we also want you to provide the best home along with the best support for you and your new
puppy so we highly recommend that you give your new family member the best and healthiest start by using Nuvet Vitamins.

All breeders are not the same:

Read the guarantee carefully which ours is printable on our Contracts page for you to look at. If you're unclear about something in the guarantee, ask the breeder for clarification, and then have her clarify the point in writing.

DO NOT assume the breeder will "do the right thing" just because They said They will" Also, make sure you understand what you're required to do to keep the guarantee in effect. How long has the breeder been raising this kind of dog? Does the breeder own both parents of the puppies? Are the puppies registered and will you be given the registration application ("puppy papers") at the time of purchase? Which will be once spay or Neutering is done and proof is sent in.