Purchasing a Puppy

• CLICK HERE for detailed steps on how to join our waiting list.
  
• Once you've decided you want a puppy from My Cavapoos and you have been in touch with us,  you need to get on the waiting list.
  
• Fill out the deposit form
  
• Mail the deposit form along with a $300 check.

• Puppy selection is usually done around the time the pups are 3 weeks old but it may vary with each litter.
  
• We will get in touch with each person to discuss the puppies. 
  
• We will be emailing and posting pictures of the puppies on our website and Facebook page.
  
• Once you have chosen a puppy your deposit will become non-refundable.

• Our goal is to take new pictures every other week.
  
• If you would like to visit your puppy, we recommend you wait until your puppy is 5 weeks old. Being that by that age the puppies are playing and in motion.
  

When the puppies are born and it is your turn to be matched to a puppy we will let you know what are the dates the puppies can leave. 

We are not available on Saturdays so please keep that in mind when planning a pick up date. 

• Your final payment should be sent by the time the puppy reaches 7 weeks old, paid in cash or with a certified check at the time of pick up. 
  
• You'll need to sign the health guarantee/contract form at the time of pick up. We will have a copy ready for you so no need to send one to me. 

We accept checks,  cashiers check, cash, and PayPal. If you'll be paying with a check it must be cleared by the time the puppy leaves. Also, if paying via PayPal, there is a 3% +$.30 transaction fee or 4% fee for Canadian residents, so please make sure to include that to your balance. When using PayPal we can also send invoices to facilitate the transaction. 

In the final payment, please include the $162 of sales tax. 

If you are a nonresident, you may be able to request a refund directly from the Department of Revenue of the state retail sales tax you paid, starting Jan. 1, 2020.

Make sure to keep your receipts for verification when you request your refund.

For more information, visit dor.wa.gov/nonresidents.