Puppy Purchase

Ordering a Puppy

If you would like one of our boxer puppies it is best to order your puppy well in advance. This gives you plenty of time to learn about upcoming litters and meet the family, and it gives us as breeders a chance to get to know you to. We keep an informal waiting list and we give priority to people whom we feel confident will offer our puppies a lovely home for life.

Deposits

Generally we start taking deposits once the puppies are born. This is a non-refundable deposit that is 50% of the sale price of the puppy, the remainder is to be paid when the puppy is collected or prior to shipping.

Transport

We have boxer puppies living throughout NZ from Whangarei to Invercargill as well as overseas. Many times it can be a long drive to collect your puppy, so flying is a great alternative. It is often less expensive than driving, is a much shorter trip for puppy, and you can have puppy arrive on a Friday in time for the weekend. When puppies are going to be flown we prepare them by getting them familiar with the travel crate. Puppies travel very well and arrive fresh ready for the first cuddle with their new mum and dad.

9/11/2007 - The price for shipping within the North Island is $150, and to the south island it is $210. This includes the flight, crate hire and crate return. A crate deposit also needs to be paid which is fully refunded when the crate arrives back. These prices are due to increase which is determined by Air NZ.

Export

We have proud owners of Ronin boxers in several countries. New owners are responsible for the exporting costs which include flight, agent fees and export papers. If you are considering importing a Ronin boxer we can provide quotes on these. We have a preferred pet transport agent who is experienced and takes a lot of care with the puppies.

Pet, Breeding or Showing?

Please state in your initial email to us if are considering breeding or showing. We prefer our puppies to go to loving pet homes and will only sell for breeding or showing under very special circumstances. For us to consider selling a puppy for show or breeding it must be graded highly by an independent assessor using Pat Hastings' "Puppy Puzzle" methods, and there would need to be a loving, knowledgeable home for them.