Puppies for Sale in Pennsylvania

We have a large network of breeders in Pennsylvania with puppies from 20+ breeds available. You can find puppies ranging from French Bulldogs to Poodles to Golden Retrievers! Not sure which breed is best for you? Our team can guide you in finding the right match for your lifestyle by considering your needs (e.g., size, temperament, and shedding level).

The official state dog of Pennsylvania is the Great Dane. This breed was designated as the state dog in 1965 due to its history in the area, its dedication, and its loyalty - attributes that reflect the spirit of Pennsylvania.

On average, a puppy in Pennsylvania could cost you anywhere from $1,000 to $3,000, depending on breed, lineage, and the breeder's reputation. Remember, a higher price tag often correlates to the care and health testing the breeder invests in their dogs.

Yes, we have options for puppies for sale in PA under $1000, providing puppy options that can fit your budget. You can search for our puppies on a budget here. We also offer financing options through our lending partners to ease the upfront payment requirement.

In Pennsylvania, puppies are generally allowed to leave their mom when they are at least 8 weeks old. This ensures they are weaned off their mother's milk and have started developing essential social skills.

Differentiating between a backyard breeder and a reputable breeder can be done by evaluating a few key areas. Reputable breeders will ask plenty of questions to ensure a dog is going to a good home, and they will readily provide comprehensive information about the breed and specific puppy's lineage.

Finding a good breeder in your area requires some due diligence. Visit the breeder's facility, ask to meet the puppy’s parents, and ensure they are knowledgeable about the breed. Online reviews and word-of-mouth recommendations can also be helpful.

Yes - you can visit a breeder's site and also arrange to pickup your puppy from the breeder directly. To buy a puppy from one of our breeders in Pennsylvania, simply browse our available puppies, select the pup that best matches your lifestyle, and choose "pickup" at checkout. Our team will then coordinate the pickup process with you.

The laws for dog breeders in Pennsylvania are quite strict. Among other regulations, any person who maintains more than 25 dogs for sale, breeding, or boarding must obtain a kennel license. Additionally, breeders are subject to the Animal Welfare Act, which requires a federal license administered by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA).