Where to go
I'll text you the address and parking instructions along with your confirmed date and time. Read that text carefully — there's more than one driveway and only one of them is the right one.
Text me when you arrive and I'll come out to meet you.
The ride home
This is your first hour together, and I'd encourage you to use it. Your puppy has just left everything familiar, and being held by a calm person is the fastest way to tell them they're safe with you. That drive does more for bonding than most of what happens in the first week.
How to set it up, depending on who's coming:
- Two of you: the passenger holds the puppy with a blanket or towel across their lap. Best option by far.
- Coming alone: a booster-style dog car seat that straps into the front seat keeps your puppy secure and still close enough to see and hear you.
- If you prefer a crate: that's a perfectly safe choice, and some families feel strongly about it. If you go that route, put a blanket or towel inside and set the crate where your puppy can see you.
Bring a towel or two regardless — car rides and brand-new puppies don't always agree with each other.
After you leave
Go to the vet appointment you already scheduled. It needs to happen within four days of pickup, and keeping it is what keeps your health guarantee active.
Then email me a copy of the vet report at info@thefrenchbulldogofcolorado.com. Most clinics will send it to you or print it before you leave — just forward it along.