If you’ve considered making a Royal T Mi-Ki puppy one of your future furry family members, now is a great time to fill out our Questionnaire and consider placing a deposit for one of our current or upcoming litters.
We’re located in Elizabeth, Colorado, and serve clients around the United States and Canada.
Deposit Policy and Puppy Selection Process
We have made it through our waitlist. Due to the number of puppy sales that people have backed out of, we are opening up the adoptions on a first-come, first-served basis. Now is a great time to adopt!
The current market conditions have many breeders deciding against future pairings. Support your favorite purpose-bred ethical breeding programs to ensure you have made-in-the-USA options for furry family members.
A $300 non-refundable deposit places you in the choosing queue for our current and upcoming litters. It’s also possible to place a deposit to be in the choosing queue for future litters.
The $300 deposit goes towards the purchase price of $3,400. Puppies charting under 4.5 pounds may have a $100 surcharge to offset costs associated with keeping them until they are big enough to adopt (i.e., extra vaccinations, etc.)
Please note that my prices are listed as $3,600 on GoodDog.com as they are now charging 6.5% for transactions conducted through their platform. If you prefer to use the guaranteed safe payment platform GoodDog.com offers through PayPal (instead of through my personal business PayPal, cash, check, etc.) you may do so with this referral link. If you use the link, they know I sent you to their site, and they won’t charge the 6.5% fee, and the price will be adjusted back to $3,400.
Breeding rights are an extra $1,500. Breeding requirements and deposits are listed at the bottom of this page. To promote a quality gene pool, established breeders will have the option to make selections before pet deposits but very few dogs end up going to breeders.
Premium hand delivery options are available for an extra fee to your nearest airport. The service is $500, plus roundtrip airfare, and a one-way in-cabin pet ticket. If your airport is regional without direct flights (which may require an overnight stay), there may be additional fees.
Pet Deposits
- Sharron L. – female – Passing for now, considering an adult.
- Rebecca M. – long coat, either gender, 3-5 pounds, minimal tearing.
- Camille – smaller long-coat female, flexible on color. May consider breeding.
- Valerie G. – tiny female, 4 pounds or less. Passing for now.
- Sandra T. – female, possibly for breeding.
- Ashlie H. – smooth-face female
- Bethany S. – smaller long-coat, 4-5 pounds, either gender. Waiting until Fall 2024 due to travel.
- Sage R. – long-coat female, bigger, flexible on color – traveling soon, so waiting for a litter after May
- Carol S. – long-coat female, 4-7 lbs, particolored, black & tan, tricolor, and/or sable – Choosing after April.
- Tamara S. – up-eared female, cream, sable, or chocolate
If you would like to apply to be on our deposit list, please fill out the adoption questionnaire (linked here) so we can get to know you and your needs.
Molly + Rhett and/or Mario – DOB July 8, 2026 – The “Grateful” Litter – Ready around 9/16/26
Molly has two beautiful boys. We are not yet sure of the sire. These boys have breeder restrictions and will only be available as pets.
Astra + Mario and/or Harley – DOB August 2, 2026 – The “Hidden Garden” Litter
Astra had a tough labor with her first puppy getting stuck in the birth canal. Although I was able to help get him out at 2:30 a.m., he only took a couple of breaths despite our best efforts to revive him. He was a parti sable chocolate male.
After that difficult first delivery, Astra understandably had a long whelping pause. I listened to the babies’ heart rates with a Doppler ultrasound to ensure everyone sounded okay, but one heart rate was starting to drop after several hours, so we headed to Colorado Veterinary Services Group for their 24-hour emergency care and reproductive services. The second boy was trying to come down in a folded position, and so he was repositioned. After unsuccessful medical management, it was determined that a C-section was required. We’re glad we did that, as the remaining puppies were even larger than the first stuck puppy we lost. Unfortunately, the second stuck male only lived a couple of days.
Given that two of the puppies appear to be brindle, it’s likely that Harley is the sire, rather than Mario, though the clear red girl could have been sired by either male. These puppies will be on hold for a couple of weeks to ensure they are thriving and to determine coat types. Each puppy has a 25% chance of being a smooth-face Mi-Ki. We will know when they are 14 days old.
Astra has had a difficult time after her C-section and did end up at the ER vet a second time for a uterine infection. She is responding well to antibiotics and other treatments. The girls have continued to gain and are on probiotics while mom is on antibiotics. Because of Astra’s difficulties, we may not continue to use her for breeding in the future. Therefore, we will be evaluating these girls carefully to carry on her legacy.