If wet weather is part of your puppy’s homecoming, prepare the supervised outdoor route, a dry indoor arrival area and the adult handling cleanup. Make those arrangements before the journey so care can continue when weather changes the day.
NOAA’s Oregon climate summary describes frequent cool-season precipitation west of the Cascades and generally drier central and eastern areas with wider temperature variation. Plan for the actual home and conditions rather than a statewide rainy stereotype.
Sage Puppies is Cassie Milar’s South Jordan, Utah program, founded in 2025. We offer Havanese, Havapoo and Cavapoo. Oregon families can discuss an individual match with Cassie while preparing their receiving home.
Begin with current puppies, price and home preparation
Sage’s general puppy purchase range is $3,500–$4,500. Confirm the particular puppy’s price with Cassie. Travel and continuing care are separate; guardian arrangements have their own terms. Read Pricing & Reservation and How It Works before committing.
Open the available puppies and read an individual profile. Listings can change, so ask about current status, records and possible fit. If your preferred breed has no current listing, discuss future plans. An application starts the conversation; it does not reserve a puppy or establish a go-home date.

Big Fudge
Big Fudge is a cuddle bug! This puppy is a happy tail wagging ball of fluffy minky soft fur. Big Fudge is pee pad…
Chai
Chai is a tiny boy, he will be small boy closer to 6-8lbs. He is very playful and just a mega sweetheart.
Rolo
This sweet boy is a beautiful milk chocolate coat and so much love to give. He loves to chase a ball and explore new…
Mocha
Mocha is a beautiful deep brown coat, has the perfect chocolate nose! She is bigger than the other pups and definitely a chill girl.…
Rocky
Rocky is a rockstar! This boy is very affectionate, playful and curious. He loves to smell new places and things. He’s got tail that…
Ralphy
This boy is lighted hearted, snuggly and very smart! Per pad trained, kennel exposure. Passed all his temperament evaluations with high records.
Sugar
Sugar lives up to her name: a sweet little sprinkle of playful charm, dressed in a red-sable tuxedo and always happy for affection.
Plan supervised access and a dry arrival area
Walk the route between the home and the supervised toilet area. At a shared building, include entrances, elevators and stairs in the adult’s care plan. At a house, check gates, exits and the actual supervised space. Identify where the caregiver can keep towels, spare bedding and waste bags accessible.
Discuss the actual handoff location and weather plan with the responsible adults. Confirm whether a sheltered transition is feasible and permitted. Keep the receiving area ready indoors, with one adult responsible for settling the puppy and storing the records. If conditions change, revisit timing and care arrangements rather than assuming a hurried handoff will solve the problem.
Ask individual coat and handling questions
- Havanese: ask about the puppy’s handling experience and the coat-care routine you will continue.
- Havapoo: discuss the named Havanese and Poodle parents, this puppy’s coat and its response to gentle handling.
- Cavapoo: ask about the named Cavalier and Poodle parents, the individual puppy’s coat and your grooming questions.
A breed label cannot guarantee easy coat maintenance, an allergy outcome or weather tolerance. Ask what Cassie has observed and what your veterinarian or groomer recommends for this puppy. Discuss how to introduce coat care and what help your household may need.
Keep carrier, bedding and cleanup arrangements practical
Confirm the actual carrier and travel setup with the responsible professional. Keep spare dry bedding and towels accessible so the adult can replace damp items and keep the resting area ready. Store used items separately from clean supplies and care records.
Prepare a simple cleanup area near the entrance. Follow the veterinarian’s or groomer’s advice for the puppy’s coat and care, and ask how to handle any concern. There is no need to assume a raincoat or boots will fit a particular puppy or replace the caregiver’s supervision.
Agree who handles cleanup, meals, toilet opportunities and rest after arrival. Read Early Development and ask about the experiences and handling routine your family will continue. Keep the instructions clear enough for an agreed backup adult to use.
Prepare for flood, smoke and a change of care location
ODA’s animal flood guidance supports following reliable forecasts and alerts and preparing pet identification, records, supplies and transport arrangements. Its pet-kit guidance includes a carrier, leash, food, water, relevant documents and familiar items, with supplies checked regularly.
The department’s wildfire guidance advises keeping pets indoors with filtered air during heavy smoke, reducing outdoor activity and contacting a veterinarian about respiratory concerns. Follow current local alerts and confirm a destination can receive the puppy.
Name the adult providing care, the actual receiving place and how you will communicate if plans change. Keep those details with the care instructions. A prepared kit still needs a caregiver and a workable destination.
Connect the household routine to homecoming
Discuss feasible Delivery & Pickup arrangements with Cassie before booking. Read the Oregon homecoming guide for current entry questions, road resources and delay planning. Use the buyer guide and Health Testing to prepare questions about records and written terms.
Describe your daily care coverage, supervised access and backup arrangements in the application. Return to puppy guides by state when preparing another receiving home.






