Frequently Asked Questions

Please read our detailed ownership transfer process page

There is no need for the presence of an experienced trainer upon arrival. Once the dog has lost its former handler, it’s primary goal is to belong to a new one, which happens quickly when provided with basic food, water, and walks on a leash.

Pricing depends on many factors concerning performance titles, other certifications, as well as age. The normal starting price for a certified dog is $18,000.

Standard deposit is 25% of the purchase price. The balance due must be paid in full when the puppy is six weeks old.

All puppy training needs to be paid just prior to the puppy leaving Kraftwerk K9.

The 25% deposit is non-refundable, but can be transferred to another dog at a later date.

After the pups are six weeks old, the deposit is not transferable.

We send the dogs using Alaska Airlines Pet Priority Service. This means your dog will be the last one boarded on the plane and the first one off when landed.

Normally you will go to the cargo department for pickup, separate from the terminal.

Delivery charges depend on arrival location, size, and weight of the dog. The typical price is between $600 – $1,000.

We accept three deposits each for males and females, but exactly how many will be born is out of our control. The deposit is transferable to another litter of your choice in this case.

We will care for the dog for up to ten days free of charge after the deposit date. The dog must be paid for in full by the end of ten days for delivery to be scheduled. If you are not able to receive delivery of the dog within ten days, we can care for them on site for a $45 per day fee.

We have instructional videos on our Certified Trained Dog page. If you have further questions, please let us know!

Yes, our kennel tours are scheduled by appointment only.