We DO NOT have ANY litters planned late 2023
Please read the infographic below and consider this when you add a puppy or rehome a mature dog and remember every dog is different.
If you are waiting for a new Collie family member whilst you have some spare time, this course maybe of interest in giving you some valuable information on handling the at home experience. Please click on the Puppy culture link below.
While we understand many people are wanting a Collie puppy, we do not keep a stash of them in a cupboard or down the garden. Each litter at Carluke is very much wanted and planned with the object of US keeping something ourselves and we will not make available any puppies until our choice is made. Sometimes this may happen quickly - other times it takes as long as it takes.
A puppy is for life, not a season, not for puppyhood and not for a pandemic.
We do prefer emails in the first instance, although we have dogs, we also have a farm to run and of farm jobs to attend. So emails give us the luxury of answering in the quite times ie. 2am in the morning! Phone calls may be answered but they are time sensitive.
If you are considering a puppy and one is not yet available, it is always a good idea to be prepared, so have a look at this webpage regarding grooming, there are a couple of links to youtube videos as well.
To investigate the testing that we do please read through the information on this page. Health and Testing
All Carluke babies go to there new homes vaccinated, wormed, micro chipped, Dog's Victoria registered, eye checked, with a Royal Canin puppy pack, information folder and puppy insurance
We sometimes have retired show dogs available to loving forever homes, they are desexed before rehoming and offer some people a better alternative to a young puppy.
You will need to enquire directly.
We sometimes have retired show dogs available to loving forever homes, they are desexed before rehoming and offer some people a better alternative to a young puppy.
You will need to enquire directly.