Website disclaimer

How far to trust what you see here

Most of this website is general information about dogs. A small part of it describes actual puppies. This page is about telling those apart — which photographs are illustrative, why the availability list changes, and why every figure here is a range rather than a promise.

1

Most photographs here are illustrative

This is the single most important thing on the page, because it is where puppy websites most often mislead people — usually without saying so anywhere.

  • The photographs on the breed pages are licensed stock images. They show the type of dog being described. They are not photographs of puppies available here, and each one is labelled as illustrative in the page’s own source.
  • Photographs of actual puppies appear in one place only — the listings on the availability page. If a photograph is of a puppy you could buy, it is there.
  • The logo and the photograph of Abhishek Goyal are the business’s own.
  • The short videos on the homepage come from a third-party YouTube channel. They are not our footage and are not customer testimonials. More on where the content comes from.
  • Several pages carry no photographs at all — prices, booking, collection, the parents. That is deliberate: an illustrative photograph beside a price or a booking form reads as a specific puppy on offer.

2

Availability changes, and the list can be empty

The availability page is meant to change. A puppy listed there may be reserved by the time you enquire, and there are periods when nothing suitable is available at all — in which case the page says so rather than showing you something to keep you interested.

  • The list carries the date it was last checked. If that date looks old, treat the list as old and ask.
  • An empty list is a real answer, not a fault with the website.
  • Reserved puppies stay visible for a while rather than disappearing, so you can see the list genuinely moves. A puppy marked Reserved is not available.
  • Nothing on this website is an offer to sell a particular animal. Why that matters.

3

There are no prices on this website

Deliberately. Price depends on the individual puppy, so a figure on a webpage would either be the cheapest thing ever sold or one nobody actually pays. What you will find instead is an explanation of what moves the price and what should be included.

The figure for a specific puppy is given to you directly, in writing, along with what it covers and the reservation terms, before anything is paid. That written confirmation is what counts — not anything on this site, and not anything said on a call.

4

Every size and weight here is a typical range

The heights and weights on the breed pages describe what these dogs usually grow into. They are not measurements of any particular puppy and they are not a guarantee about the one you buy.

  • For a purebred Poodle, the range is reasonably narrow, because the breed has a defined standard.
  • For a cross, it is wider. No kennel club sets a standard for a doodle, so the figures given are typical ranges rather than a specification. How wide that gets.
  • Temperament descriptions are tendencies, not predictions about an individual dog.
  • The best available guide is the parents of the specific puppy, which is why we keep saying so. What they tell you.

5

General information, and where we stop

  • Nothing here is veterinary advice. Where timing matters — vaccinations, when a puppy can go out, when to change food — this site defers to your own vet rather than putting a date on it. How the records work.
  • Nothing here states what a local rule requires. Municipal rules, society permissions and tenancy terms differ by address and change; the site tells you who to ask, not what the answer is.
  • No health guarantee, certification, screening or registration is claimed anywhere on this site. What we do and do not claim.
  • No customer reviews or ratings are published, because none could be verified by you. Why that is deliberate.

If something here is wrong, tell us. Call +91 77919 01085. We would rather correct a page than defend it, and several parts of this site exist because somebody pointed out a gap.

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