Havanese Puppies for Sale in San Francisco CA by Uptown Puppies

How much is the average Havanese puppy for sale in San Francisco CA?

Firstly, take a peek at our huge selection of Havanese puppies for sale in San Francisco - from all over the country- to find your dream dog. Then, get in touch with the breeder and let them know you’re keen. After that, you can make arrangements to bring your Havanese puppy home and introduce it to your family. Let the fun commence!

Are Havanese suited to apartment living?

Yes, they absolutely are! San Francisco Havanese puppies for sale were specifically bred as companion dogs. For the most part, companion breeds don’t need as much exercise as larger working breeds. That means your Havanese should be perfectly satisfied with one walk a day - perfect if you live in an apartment or a smaller home.

Can I pick up my puppy in person?

We pick the San Francisco Havanese breeders and businesses with the best customer care to be part of our network. That means when it comes to things like health checks, keeping you informed about your Havanese puppy, and being flexible about travel arrangements, they’ll always put your needs first.

Do you sell the cheapest puppies through your network?

We don’t work with businesses or Havanese breeders in San Francisco who cut corners in an attempt to offer the “cheapest” Havanese puppies. Instead, they offer a boutique experience based on impeccable breeding standard, convenient breeder-to-home travel arrangements, and open and transparent communication through the whole process.

How can I be 100% sure that my puppy will be healthy?

The Havanese breeders San Francisco and businesses on the Uptown network all offer a nose-to-tail health check for their Havanese puppies San Francisco. That means they’ll carry out a full examination of the eyes, ears, mouth, teeth, skin, and fur of your new Havanese puppy. AND they’ll check out their gastrointestinal, cardiovascular and respiratory systems - nose-to-tail is no exaggeration. Please remember to book your Havanese puppy a visit to the vets as soon as you get them home.

Is it enough to walk my Havanese, or do they need additional exercise?

The majority of dogs breeds DO need lots of exercise - but the Havanese is actually the exception to this rule. As smaller companion dogs, Havanese puppies for sale San Francisco only really require one walk a day to tire them out. Don’t forget to take them for their daily walk though. A tired dog is a happy, well behaved dog!

Do you recommend any specific food or dietary plan for my dog?

Even within the Havanese for sale San Francisco breed, every single dog is different, with its own tastes when it comes to food. That means you might serve your Havanese a delicious doggie meal, only for them to turn their noses up at it. You should consider reading the reviews of different dog foods, consulting with your vet, and using trial and error to find the right diet for your Havanese.

Exactly what kind of dog is a Havanese?

It’s logical that the Havanese San Francisco is the national breed of Cuba, since they were first bred as loyal and loving companions for the Cuban nobility. Today, Havanese are a popular family dog, known for their endearing looks, even temperament, and unconditional love of their human families.

What sort of temperament does a Havanese have?

Good luck finding a calmer, more amiable dog than a Havanese for sale in San Francisco puppy! These dogs are curious explorers and playful pals, who love people (even strangers!), and are tolerant of excitable kids. If you’re looking for a dog who’ll stick with you through thick and thin and be your new best buddy, look no further than a Havanese!

How big is the breed?

Havanese are smaller dogs, though with big personalities! On average, your San Francisco Havanese for sale will grow to be about 10 inches high (give or take), and will weigh in at around 10 pounds. Males are of course slightly larger than females. Havanese don’t reach full maturity until they’re about one year old, but they usually stop growing at 8 months.