How can we help?
Ask us about a puppy, a breed, arranging a viewing, or anything you would like to understand before making a decision.
A considered conversation
Share as much or as little as you like. The more you tell us about what you are looking for, the more useful our response can be.
info@pottyregisteredpuppies.comSend an enquiry
Use the form below for a puppy enquiry or a general question. Please do not include sensitive personal information in your message.
What to include in your enquiry
The listing
Include the puppy name or listing link, the questions you want answered, and whether you are asking to arrange a viewing. This helps keep the conversation tied to the correct listing.
Your household
Share relevant details such as your general location, home routine, other animals, children, and previous dog experience. Do not send identity documents or sensitive financial information.
Your checks
Ask about current availability, the puppy's routine, parents, veterinary history, microchip details, viewing arrangements, and any breed-relevant health evidence you want to verify.
What happens next
Your message is reviewed so the relevant listing or general question can be identified. A reply should clarify the next practical step, such as answering a question or discussing a viewing. An enquiry does not reserve a puppy and does not replace your own checks before any transaction.
Keep a written record of the answers and compare them with the listing. If you arrange a viewing, prepare a checklist covering identity, the puppy's living conditions, its mother when applicable, original records, microchip arrangements, and any breed-relevant health evidence. Do not send a deposit simply because a message creates urgency.
For medical, behavioural, legal, or financial questions, seek advice from an appropriately qualified professional. The enquiry form is for starting a conversation about a listing or the marketplace; it is not an emergency, veterinary, or professional-advice service.
Before sending personal information
A first enquiry normally needs contact details and enough context to identify the listing. It should not require passport copies, bank credentials, payment-card details, or other sensitive identity documents. Use the published contact route, check the website address carefully, and be cautious if a conversation is moved immediately to an unfamiliar account or payment method.
If a puppy is no longer available
Ask whether the listing status can be confirmed before making plans. If that puppy is no longer available, return to the current listings or breed profile rather than assuming another puppy will have the same age, temperament, history, or care needs. Each new listing should be considered and verified on its own facts.
When comparing replies, look for complete and consistent answers rather than speed alone. It is reasonable to ask follow-up questions, request clarification, and take time to review what you have been told before arranging travel or discussing payment. Save the listing link and reference so both sides remain clear about the puppy being discussed throughout the conversation.