Websites for dog breeders that families can trust.
Families looking for a puppy want to see who you are, which puppies are available, and how your process works before they reach out. Your site should show them all three.
What a breeder site needs to do well.
A family deciding where to get a puppy is making a big decision. These are the pieces that help them make it with you.
A page for every puppy
Photos and details for each puppy, with whether they are still available, so families are not left guessing.
Parents and litters
The dams and sires behind your puppies, so families can see where their puppy comes from.
An application and waitlist
Families apply and join your waitlist online, and their answers arrive in your inbox ready to read.
Your process in writing
How it works from first contact to go-home day, with your health guarantee and agreement published for families to read first.
Breed guides families search for
Pages that answer the questions families type into Google, such as size, colors, shedding, and price, and bring those searches to you.
Your home address kept private
The site and your Google Business Profile show a service area, never where you live.
A breeder site, built and launched.
Bless Your Paws
Twin sisters raising Munchkin Bernedoodles, with a page for every puppy, their parents, an application and waitlist, and guides to the breed’s size, colors, shedding, and price.
Built around how your program runs.
Post puppies yourself
If you would rather not wait on anyone, an editor can be built in so you add litters, upload photos, and mark puppies reserved from your phone. It is quoted with the build.
Online deposits
Taking a deposit online is possible if you are interested, set up around the terms you already use.
Pricing and care
Breeder sites use the same published build pricing as every project. If you would like the site and your Google Business Profile looked after once it is live, hosting and care are priced to your program once we talk.
What breeders usually ask first.
Can I update my own puppy listings?
Yes, if you want to. An editor can be built in so you add litters, post photos, and mark puppies reserved yourself, and it is quoted as part of the build. If you would rather send changes to me, that works too.
Will my home address show on the site?
No. A home-based program shows a service area on the website and on its Google Business Profile, never the street address.
Can families pay a deposit online?
It is possible if you are interested. We work out the right setup for your program, and the deposit terms you already use stay in your words.
Ready for a site that shows families who you are?
Tell me about your program and where things stand online today. I will reply with how I would set your site up and what it would cost.
Tell me about your program →Or call or text me at (502) 509-3105