• We have an apartment in our whelping building, where we sleep whenever there are pups on the ground. 
• We also have a security system so that we can view everything going on in our facility, especially important for the whelping rooms, where we can view the pups remotely on any computer.  
• Our facility houses four whelping rooms, each equipped with radiant floor heat, individual ventilation systems, floor drains to wash and sanitize, hot and cold running water, sound soothing machines, windows to the outside and to the hallway, puppy doors to their outside runs, and sliding glass doors so as to provide an open view for the pups and their dams. 
• The pups' outdoor runs are 280 square feet and they have a variety of stimulation toys, including a play house which to climb through and play on.
• We also have a 450 square foot Puppy Playroom where the pups can have a variety of activities to keep them stimulated when the weather in Seattle isn't conducive to outdoor activities. 
  

We start our pups out with early neurological stimulation, which we believe helps develop the puppies central nervous system so they can better handle stresses as adults.  We also begin their socialization and crate training at 6 weeks of age.