New Application Process

No. I no longer maintain a waitlist.

Over time, I found that waitlists weren’t the fairest way to place puppies. Many spots were held for people who later changed plans, which made it harder to place puppies with homes that were truly ready and committed.

Each litter is now treated as its own unique pairing, and applications are evaluated based on fit.

Choosing the right homes for my Beagles is something I take very seriously. It requires time, intention, and commitment from both sides.

I’m looking to work with homes who:

• Follow my program

• Know my Beagles

• Appreciate my dedication to the breed

• Engage with me beyond a single transaction

Removing the waitlist allows me to focus on thoughtful, responsible placements rather than holding spots that may not be used.

Applications open only after a litter is announced.

They are not reviewed on a first-come, first-served basis. Instead, I consider:

• Overall fit for that specific litter

• Thoroughness of the application

• Alignment with my program

Each litter is evaluated independently, as some pairings are better suited for show, performance, companion, or potential therapy homes.

Very important.

I’m always happy to answer questions, chat, and arrange phone calls. The homes I’ve had the chance to get to know will naturally be prioritized once applications open.

As a breeder, it’s essential for me to feel comfortable with the homes I’m sending a beloved Beagle to, and ongoing communication helps build that trust.

I do my best to remain transparent about upcoming and completed breedings.

When possible, I share:

• Planned or upcoming pairings

• Informal breeding announcements on my website, Facebook, and Instagram
  

Following my program helps ensure you know what’s coming and when applications will open.

Once applications close for a litter, I review them all together.

Every applicant will receive a response, either:

• To arrange a phone call and move forward, or

• To let you know that unfortunately, the fit isn’t quite right

This allows me to respond thoughtfully and fairly while managing a busy schedule.

Please apply again once applications open.

Life changes for many people, and past applications may no longer reflect current circumstances. Rather than following up individually, I ask applicants to reapply when they’re ready.

Yes.

I plan to have only 1–3 litters per year, which means I can’t place a puppy with every wonderful home that reaches out. I’m happy to connect great homes with fellow breeders whose programs I respect and admire.

Please contact me directly.

Show prospect placements are handled differently and require:

• Detailed discussions about pedigrees and pairings

• Prior communication and an established relationship

I do not place show prospects with individuals I do not know personally.

Yes , absolutely.

I’m always happy to answer questions about my program, especially if something isn’t already covered on my website. If you’ve taken the time to review the information here and still have questions, I’m more than happy to chat or arrange a phone call when possible.

While I may not always be able to respond immediately, I do my best to communicate clearly and thoughtfully with everyone who reaches out.