About Breeders Valley
BREEDERS VALLEY · BRISTOL, CONNECTICUT
Corgi companions, thoughtful beginnings
Breeders Valley connects our available Corgi puppies with families prepared to give them a loving, lasting home. We are based in Bristol, Connecticut, and our adoption conversations focus on the puppy you are considering, the people and pets in your household, and the everyday care you can provide. A photograph may introduce you to a puppy; a clear conversation helps you decide whether you are ready to welcome that companion.
Our home in Connecticut
Our published location is Bristol, Connecticut. Families in Bristol and across Connecticut can contact us about an appointment, and families elsewhere can discuss nationwide delivery. Visits and pickup are arranged in advance. Please confirm the puppy, meeting time, and location before travelling. We want your first conversation to be useful, whether you live nearby or are planning homecoming from another state.
Raising puppies for family life
Our listed puppies are 12 weeks old, up to date on their shots and vaccines, and have no known health issues based on the information currently available to us. We value a gentle transition into family life, with time for play, rest, and learning. Ask about your chosen puppy’s current feeding routine and familiar experiences so you can make the first days at home more comfortable.
Socialization is a beginning rather than a promise that every new introduction will be effortless. Children should learn to handle a puppy gently, and first meetings with resident pets should be supervised. Give your new companion a quiet resting space, a consistent routine, and patient encouragement. Our homecoming guide explains how to prepare the household without overwhelming a young puppy.
Individual health and veterinary care
Our listed puppies are up to date on vaccinations and have no known health issues. Discuss the individual puppy’s health information, ongoing care, and any questions before reserving. Arrange veterinary guidance for the puppy’s continuing needs after homecoming. Each adopted puppy receives our one-year health guarantee; read the coverage and written adoption terms before payment.
Parents and relevant health testing
Visit Meet the Parents to see parent photographs, then ask which parents belong to the puppy you have chosen. Parent temperament and breed information can help you understand the background of your companion. Ask us about the individual parent dogs rather than assuming every photograph represents the same litter.
The Pembroke Welsh Corgi Club of America identifies hip and eye screening and von Willebrand disease testing as relevant topics for breeder conversations. Other screening may include degenerative myelopathy, elbows, and cardiac health. These are breed health-testing considerations, not a statement that every Breeders Valley parent has completed each test. Discuss the specific parents and available results with us. Read the PWCCA health and genetics guidance and our Corgi health guide for more context.
How we discuss the right home
Our adoption process begins with your puppy inquiry. Tell us which puppy interests you, your location, your household, and how you plan to provide daily supervision, exercise, training, and ongoing care. Let us know about children, other pets, and any concerns about introducing a puppy. The aim is a thoughtful match and a practical homecoming plan. We encourage families to ask questions and take time to review the written terms.
Reservations, pickup, and nationwide delivery
The listed adoption fee is $800 per puppy. A $300 reservation deposit is required before an arranged meeting. The deposit is fully refundable if you change your mind and is credited toward the puppy’s $800 adoption fee. Confirm the selected puppy’s current availability before paying. Review the purchase terms and refund policy. Sending an inquiry does not reserve a puppy.
Pickup in Bristol is by prior arrangement. Nationwide delivery to all 50 states is $200 per order, with the destination, timing, and receiving arrangements confirmed individually. Follow our adoption process, read Pickup & Delivery, and check Delivery Areas before making travel plans.
Talk with Breeders Valley
Email info@breedersvalley.com or use our contact form. Include the puppy’s name, your state, your preferred contact method, and whether you are considering pickup or delivery. We can discuss your questions about our background, the puppy, parent information, and the next steps.
About Breeders Valley FAQ
Can I discuss my household before choosing a puppy?
Yes. Tell us about your routine, children, and other pets. Start a conversation about the care you can provide and the puppy you are considering.
How should I plan a visit from elsewhere in Connecticut?
Contact us first to confirm the puppy, appointment, and meeting location. Do not travel on the assumption that a walk-in visit is available.
Where can I learn about the parent dogs?
Start with Meet the Parents, then ask which dogs are the parents of your selected puppy and discuss their individual background and health information.