Prices and fees

AKC Registered puppies $3000

Our AKC purebred Havanese puppies subject to a spay or neuter contract and are meant to be people companion and family pets. They are not to be used for breeding and are not eligible for confirmation showing in AKC shows. They are still eligible for all the other AKC competitions.

Deposits

AKC Registered puppies $3000

A $500 deposit is required to reserve a puppy for you and is non refundable. The deposit goes toward the total purchase price of the puppy. Payable with cash or personal check in person or mailed in.

Priority Spots

Stud Services $2500

Top 2 spots for each litter. $4000 total price with $1000 deposit.

$1000 due at reservation time, $3000 due at puppy go home time.

Stud Services $2500

Stud services are available for $2500 Cosmo and Richard. They are lovely boys, have passed their health testing and are proven studs producing large litters of beautiful puppies. Please see their pictures and descriptions on “our dogs” page. Stud services include guarantee of litter or your money back, Ultrasound for pregnancy confirmati

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Priority spot FAQ's

Please reach us at hoodviewhavanese@gmail.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.

What are Priority waitlist spots for and how does that work?

Our puppies are chosen based on order of our waitlist but equal treatment does not mean fair treatment all the time so we have devised a way for people who need to be higher on the waitlist in order to ensure the ability to choose the right puppy for them. A priority spot guarantees that they will have the second pick of the litter. (We always reserve the first pick of every litter, though we don't always choose to keep it.)

Why would I pay for a priority waitlist spot if I know I am the first person on the litter list?

In the past we have been blessed with larger than breed average litters of healthy puppies and so usually have more puppies than we have reserved spots for but occasionally we have fewer puppies than we have spots on the waitlist when that happens the people who do not end up getting a puppy that litter are offered to move to the next litter list. That would mean that the people already on that waitlist get moved down farther. If you have a Priority spot you would not lose your place in line, the other people would move after you. If you were first on the list for a litter, but not a priority spot and we needed to move people down you would be placed after them in line.

Sample Waitlist for example

1. Reserved for Hoodview Havanese

2. Priority spot

3. Regular waitlist

4. Regular Waitlist