Application Process:

Read Over Conditions of Sale and Guarantees
Submit Application (Bottom of this Page)
Phone Call to go over questions and expectations
Sign Contract & Send $750 Deposit
Added to Waitlist once both Contract & Deposit are received
You’ll be notified of a litter when they are born
You’ll confirm “yes or no” if you are ready for a prospect from said litter
Pick up Puppy/ Move to next litters waitlist

Application:

Name

First Name

Last Name

Physical Home Address

Address 1

Address 2

City

State/Province

Zip/Postal Code

Country

Phone

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What are your social media accounts if you have them? Will you enjoy creating social media content for your new puppy?

Are you a Veteran of the United States Military??

Employer and position of each person that would be financially responsible for the dog.

If Self-Employed or Retired, please explain your business.

How did you discover the Beauceron breed and what appeals to you most about them?

How did you find Joie de Vie Beaucerons? Why are you interested in getting a dog specifically from us versus any other breeder?

Which gender and color do you prefer?

Select all that you are interested in

Black Male

Black Female

Open to either gender

Harlequin Male Only (offered to repeat clients first)

Harlequin Female Only (offered to repeat clients and locals first)

Do you want cropped ears? This is an additional $1500 for the crop and $200 for supplies, requires two people that are equally committed, and at least one hour/week for 4 months.

When will you be ready to bring home a puppy?

How much expendable income are you wiling to allocate to your dog's nutrition, wellness, supplies, training, enrichment, and activities each month?

Are you willing to do at least one AKC activity with your dog that allows them utilize their unique abilities that they were bred for?

Are you open to a professional trainer/handler taking your dog to shows or herding trials a couple times/year if you can't or don't want to take them yourself?

List all other animals that live with you, their breed and whether they are intact.

The Orthopedic Foundation of Animals recommends certain tests for each breed, based on their most prevalent genetic disorders. Beaucerons should have CERF (Eyes) and an Echocardiogram after 12 months old, and X-rays of Hips and Elbows after 24 months old. This testing is imperative for the future of the breed, to minimize crippling inherited health problems. Will you commit to completing these tests at the appropriate ages?

Would it bother you to have a dog that is more petite or less desirable for future breeding?

Are you willing to keep the dog intact if it is show/breeding quality?

Are you willing to help raise a puppy for a veteran in need of a service dog?

I agree to receiving emails regarding available puppies and product recommendations.

yes