Havanese Puppies for Sale in Florida by Uptown Puppies

How much is the average Havanese puppy for sale in Florida?

To begin with, take a look at our selection of Havanese puppies for sale Florida to find your perfect pooch, from breeders all over the nation. Then, contact the breeder to let them know you’re interested. Then you can make arrangements to bring home your new Havanese. That’s it - there’s no easier way to find your dream dog.

Are Havanese suited to living in apartments?

Yes, they certainly are. Companion breeds like Havanese puppies for sale in Florida don’t need as much exercise as working breeds, so you’ll find that your Havanese puppy is happy with one decent size walk a day. That means if you live in an apartment or a house with no yard, a Havanese puppy is a good choice.

Do you sell the cheapest puppies available online?

No - the breeders and business on Uptown are about quality, not about cutting corners to offer “cheap’ Havanese puppies Florida. You’ll find our Havanese breeders in Florida are more concerned with maintaining exceptional breeding standards, bespoke puppy transportation services, and offering you ongoing support. That said, our huge range of Havanese breeders Florida means you should be able to find a Havanese puppy to suit your budget.

Why shouldn’t I bring home a shelter dog instead of using your service?

Shelters are a good fit for lots of people. But if you’re looking for a purebred or designer dog, or you want more detailed info on the health and behavioral history of your Havanese Florida puppy, Uptown might be more suitable. Of course, that doesn’t mean we’re anti-shelter. We want dogs to be treated humanely and live in happy, loving homes - whether they started life with one of our reputable breeders, or found their family via a shelter.

How do I know that my puppy will be totally healthy?

All the breeders and businesses who’re part of our network will offer rigorous health checks. That includes a full examination of your puppy’s ears, eyes, coat, mouth, teeth, skin… AND checks on its gastrointestinal, cardiovascular and respiratory systems. They’ll pass the results onto you, and you should then show them to your vet once you’ve booked a first appointment.

Do you recommend any specific type of food for my dog?

Every dog is different and has different tastes, even within a breed. Your Florida Havanese for sale will have its own likes and dislikes, and may turn its nose up at perfectly good food - just like a human child! Take a look at dog food reviews, consult with your vet, and use your own personal experience of dogs to find a dietary plan that suits your pup.

What are the differences between a purebred dog and a mixed breed dog?

With a purebred dog, specific standards and a documented pedigree have to be maintained from generation to generation, across every litter. A mixed breed dog has one or more purebred breeds in it’s recent ancestry. Lots of people love their mixed breed dogs, but getting a purebred gives you more certainty about the characteristics and traits of your new Havanese puppy.

What kind of dog is a Havanese, and where do they come from?

Havanese for sale in Florida are the national breed of Cuba, originating from the Cuban nobility, specifically in Havana. These aristocrats wanted cute, loyal companions, hence Havanese puppies in Florida. Today, Havanese are known for being energetic, loyal, and making great companions for families all over the world.

What sort of temperament does a Havanese have?

You’d be hard pressed to find a more calmer, more amiable dog than a Havanese for sale Florida puppy! These dogs are curious and playful, friendly to people (even strangers!), and tolerant of excitable or noisy kids. If you’re looking for a dog who’ll “keep calm and carry on”, the Havanese is a good bet!

How big is the breed?

Havanese are classed as smaller dogs. On average, your Havanese puppy will grow to be about 10 inches high at the shoulder, and will weigh in at around 10 pounds. Havanese are longer than they are tall, and they don’t reach full maturity until they’re about one year old, although they stop growing at 8 months.