If you are interested in purchasing a puppy or dog from us, please fill out the questions below and provide two references, along with your veterinarian's name, address and phone number. Please understand that we are looking for FOREVER homes and reserve the right to REFUSE any application that we believe is not in the best interest of the dog for whatever reason. Either scan and email us or snail mail, depending on your location:

The FFT dogs all come with a health guarantee. Puppies must be spayed or neutered at the appropriate age, at which time we will release their AKC registration to you. Our puppies usually leave for their new home between 10 and 12 weeks of age, depending on their litter size and development. All of our puppies are born in our homes, usually in the living room next to the couch, since they tend to be born during the night.   They are all raised within our home, socialized with people, children and other pets. We require a non-refundable $200 deposit at 2 weeks of age to hold your puppy which is applied to the final price of $1000.00. Our Lhasa Apsos represent generations of our breeding program and an intimate knowledge of those dogs, including their health and temperament. Our experience is applied to each and every breeding to produce, indeed, champions of competition and family pets of great character.

Debby's Gompa Apso litters are planned with the mission, objectives and goals of the Gompa Lhasa Apso Preservation Program as top priority. That mission is to perpetuate the extremely rare lineage of dogs from Tibet known as the Gompa Lhasa Apsos. These dogs are registered with both GLAPP and UKC; they aren't eligible for AKC registration.  It is important to realize that the rescue of this lineage is an ongoing project. Possession of a Gompa dog comes with an agreement to participate in the Preservation Program. Puppies are registered to Debby, not the dog's host. The Gompa dogs do not come with a health guarantee. Luxating patellas and prolapsed third eye glands (PTEG or “cherry eye”) are issues being addressed within the Program. Hosts assume responsibility for the dog's care for the rest of its life. This may include surgery to repair PTEG and luxating patellas. When there are puppies available, Debby will be seeking homes with experienced, willing-to-think-outside-the-box breeders.

On occasion, dogs retired from either breeding program and/or show ring are available for their own forever home. To meet some of the dogs now in their own forever home visit the Gallery.  You may find some hidden surprises! To meet some of the people and their dogs, join us on the blog. If you're wondering if a retired show/breeding dog is for you, read this.

FFT - Fleetfire Timbers Lhasa Apsos
Debby Rothman   
8391 London Lane
Conifer, CO   80433

OR

FFT - Fleetfire Timbers Lhasa Apsos
Julie Timbers
8221 77th Street South
Cottage Grove, MN 55016

 

Your name, address, phone number and email address:

 


 
Have you owned a Lhasa Apso before?

 

If so, for how long and what happened to it?

 

If not, how did you learn about the breed and why do you want a Lhasa Apso?

 

Do you now or have you owned other pets?

 

 
What happened to them?
 

 

Do you own your home, live in a rented house, or in an apartment? Do you have a fenced yard?

 


If not how will you potty/exercise your puppy?

 

 
How many hours a day will the puppy be alone? If more than 5, is there someone who can let the puppy out to potty while you are gone?

 

 
Do you have crate and will you use one to help housebreak the puppy?

 

 
After the puppy is housebroken, will you allow it on the furniture and/or in bed with you?

 

 
Lhasa Apsos need routine grooming. Do you plan on taking the puppy to a groomer for all its coat care or do you plan on doing a lot of the coat care yourself?

 

 
Do you agree to have your puppy spay/neutered at the appropriate age?

 

Do you have a color or sex preference?

 

Who is in your family? How old are any children? Does everyone want a dog?

 

Do you consider your home to be a quiet or active environment?

 

Who will be the dog's primary caregiver?

 

What activities do you hope to pursue with you dog? (Obedience, rally, therapy dog, daily walks-jogging, etc.)

 

Have you consider who will care for your dog when you cannot take it with you on vacation?

 

What are your opinions, if any, about feeding options?

 

What are your opinions, if any, about veterinary options?

 

Would you like to keep in contact with us?

 

 
Please write anything that you would like us to know about you and your family and why you want one of our puppies.