Bouquet Biewers

If you are interested in adopting one of our Biewer Terriers then first you need to start with filling out an application for adoption.  You can obtain an application by either emailing us or you can text or call us, we will email you or fax you the application.  We are also listed on gooddog.com, search our program and fill out an application there as well.  The application must be filled out completely, then we can put you on a puppy waiting list.  The application is a type of 'interview' if you will and it helps us to get to know each other and our expectations.  We want to be sure that one of our Biewer Terriers is a perfect fit for you.  A deposit must be made for a reserved puppy and we will take a deposit when puppies turn 2 months old.  The deposit for our Biewer Terrier pups is $500.00/pup.

We send out a contract and go over it with you before the final sale of the puppy.  It is important for you to note that we sell PET/COMPANION puppies, with a limited AKC registration.  Our contracts explain this thoroughly and if you have any questions please feel free to contact us on this point.

If you are interested in a SHOW/BREED puppy you will need to contact me in person and I would like to get to know YOU, your breeding/showing EXPERIENCE and your breeding practices.  I co-own and mentor ANY person who adopts a puppy from me for breeding and showing and implement a contract for puppy that holds buyer responsible for fully health testing puppy and ANY dog/bitch puppy is bred to in adulthood, with NO exceptions made.

   There is a strict rehoming guideline that is to be followed in our contract with ALL of our puppies.  Another important note to make is that we do not let a pup leave our home until they reach the age of 12-14 weeks old, this is for proper socializing purposes and is dependent on the pup's personal progression in our socialization program.

We take an immense amount of pride in our breeding program and do the very best to ensure our pups stay in a forever, loving home.  We love them just like one of our own children as we have been there since their very first breath, first opened their eyes, their first steps and many other milestones.