Puppies

How to get a Puppy

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  • To contact Lost Creek Corgis, request info about one of their puppies or submit an application.

Starting at 1,200
Deposit $200

Brindle Male "Indy" $2500

Puppy Adoption

HI, I’M INDY AND STILL NEED A HOME!

This is Indy. He is a Brindle, and ready for adoption.  Indy is the last puppy in the May 31 litter of Kenzie & Freckles.  All of his brothers and sisters have found new homes, but you can still adopt Indy, if you act fast. All it takes is a phone call or email with your deposit and Lost Creek Corgies will begin getting Indy ready to meet his new family.

To bring Indy home to your family, begin your adoption application by clicking on the button below.

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Welcome Freckles’s Litter

Kenzie and Freckles May 31 Litter

5-31-25 Litter (male remaining)

UPDATE July 20!  Indy (Male Brindle) is ONLY puppy in this litter available for adoption.  Indy is ready ready for a new home now. Feel free to reach out for more information or to bring Indy home today.

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Mom - Freckles

Mom – Freckles

Mom – Freckles

Dad - Kenzie

Dad – Kenzie

Dad – Kenzie

Brindle Male "Indy" $2500

Male “Indy” $2500

May 31 Litter (7-6-25)

Brindle Male "Indy" $2500

Male “Indy” $2500

May 31 Litter (7-6-25)

Brindle Male "Indy" $2500

Male “Indy” $2500

May 31 Litter (7-6-25)

Brindle Male "Indy" $2500

Male “Indy” $2500

May 31 Litter (7-2-25)

Brindle Male "Indy" $2500

Brindle Male “Indy” $2500

May 31 Litter (7-2-25)

Brindle Male "Indy" $2500

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Male “Indy” $2500

Past Adoptions

These are just pictures of our most recent litters.  All of these beautiful puppies have found their forever homes.

Baby Pictures

These are just pictures of our most recent litters.  All of these beautiful puppies have found their forever homes.

Baby Pictures

These are just pictures of our most recent litters.  All but one of these beautiful puppies have found their forever homes.

Baby Pictures

These are just pictures of our most recent litters.  All of these beautiful puppies have found their forever homes.

Baby Pictures
Oct. 16 litter - Females "Kari, Kandi & Kasey"

These are just pictures of our most recent litters.  All of these beautiful puppies have found their forever homes.

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Nov. 14 litter - Bluie Male "Blitzen" was $3500 PRICE REDUCED $2500

These are just pictures of our most recent litters.  All but one of these beautiful puppies have found their forever homes.

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My Services

Step 1

Get in Touch Reach out to Lost Creek Corgis to express your interest, request info about one of our adorable puppies, or even submit an application! We’re all ears and can’t wait to hear from you.
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Step 2

Let’s Chat! Once you’ve made contact, get ready to start chatting with us! We love nothing more than sharing stories about our furry friends and helping you find the perfect match for your family.

Step 3

Countdown to Puppy Love Our little furballs need time to nurse, grow, and develop alongside their mom and littermates before they’re ready to join their new families. Typically, our puppies can go home with their new family when they’re around 10 weeks old, giving them plenty of time to become confident, playful, and all-around adorable!
Remember, each puppy’s journey is unique, so the exact timing might vary based on breed and individual development. But rest assured, we’ll be here every step of the way to ensure a smooth transition and a lifetime of happiness with your new furry friend!

Get ready for wagging tails, wet kisses, and endless cuddles—it’s puppy time at Lost Creek Corgis!

Puppy Adoption Application.

Paws-itively Perfect Puppy Adoption Application

Congratulations on taking the first step towards adding a furry friend to your family! We’re thrilled that you’re considering adopting one of our adorable puppies. To ensure the best match for both you and your future fur-baby, please fill out this application with as much detail and enthusiasm as possible. Let’s make sure we find the paw-fect companion for you!
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FAQ

FAQs for New Puppy Parents:

Who are the parents of my puppy?

We have several male and female registerd parents.  Please view their photo’s here.  We will always list the parents of our puppies on the individual litters when they are born.

What's the best way to house train my new puppy?
Consistency and positive reinforcement are key! Take your puppy outside frequently, especially after meals and naps, and praise them lavishly when they go potty outside. Crate training can also be helpful for establishing a routine.
How can I socialize my puppy effectively?
Early socialization is crucial for a well-adjusted adult dog. Introduce your puppy to new people, places, and experiences gradually and positively. Puppy socialization classes can also be a fun and safe way to help your pup build confidence and learn valuable social skills.
When should I start training my puppy?
Start training as soon as you bring your puppy home! Basic obedience training, such as sit, stay, and come, can begin as early as 8 weeks old. Keep training sessions short, fun, and consistent to help your puppy learn quickly.
What's the best diet for my puppy?

Choose a high-quality puppy food that is specifically formulated to meet the nutritional needs of growing dogs. Feed your puppy according to the manufacturer’s guidelines based on their age, weight, and activity level, and be sure to provide plenty of fresh water at all times. We feed our puppies Science Diet food.

How much exercise does my puppy need?
Puppies have lots of energy to burn, but their exercise needs vary depending on their breed, age, and health status. As a general rule, aim for several short play sessions throughout the day, with plenty of opportunities for supervised outdoor exploration and socialization.
When should I take my puppy to the vet for vaccinations?
Puppies should receive a series of vaccinations starting at around 6-8 weeks old, with booster shots given every 3-4 weeks until they are about 16 weeks old. Your veterinarian can help you create a vaccination schedule tailored to your puppy’s specific needs.
How can I keep my puppy safe from common hazards in the home?
Puppy-proof your home by removing or securing potential hazards such as electrical cords, toxic plants, and small objects that could be swallowed. Use baby gates to restrict access to dangerous areas, and supervise your puppy closely when they’re exploring new environments.
What's the best way to groom my puppy?
Regular grooming helps keep your puppy’s coat clean and healthy. Brush your puppy’s fur regularly to prevent matting and tangles, and trim their nails as needed to keep them from becoming too long. Introduce grooming gradually and positively to help your puppy feel comfortable and relaxed during grooming sessions.
Remember, every puppy is unique, so don’t hesitate to reach out to your veterinarian or a certified dog trainer if you have specific questions or concerns about your new furry family member!
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