Pricing Structure

Why invest in a Fianna puppy?


Bringing Home a Fianna Collie

A Fianna Collie puppy is more than a puppy purchase—it is an investment in a carefully planned breeding program, thoughtful early development, and a lifetime of support.

Our puppies are $3,000.

This price reflects the extensive health testing, careful breeding decisions, time, education, and individualized care that goes into every Fianna litter. From the planning of each pairing to the day your puppy comes home, every decision is made with the goal of producing healthy, confident, well-adjusted Collies who can thrive as beloved companions, performance partners, and show prospects.

The Fianna Difference

Choosing a breeder is about more than choosing a puppy—it is choosing the foundation your puppy begins life with.

Our commitment does not end when your puppy goes home. Fianna Collies families receive lifetime breeder support, guidance, and a relationship with us throughout their dog’s life.

We are honored to help raise the next member of your family.

Puppy Culture Raising Program

Every Fianna puppy is raised using Puppy Culture principles and receives a carefully planned developmental program designed to give them the strongest possible start in life.

From birth through placement, puppies receive:

Early Development

  • Early neurological stimulation

  • Early scent introduction

  • Developmental exercises tailored to each stage of growth

  • Individual temperament observations

Socialization & Enrichment

  • Exposure to age-appropriate sights, sounds, surfaces, and environments

  • Positive introductions to grooming, handling, and veterinary care

  • Confidence-building experiences

  • Problem-solving opportunities

  • Structured play and enrichment

Life Skills Foundation

  • Introduction to crate training

  • Potty training foundation

  • Grooming desensitization

  • Cooperative care skills

  • Engagement and relationship-building exercises

**All skills must be continued at home! We have started all of these behaviors for you, so that you are off to a really great beginning. All behaviors must be maintained, practiced, and built upon as your puppy grows.

What Is Included in Your Puppy’s Investment?

Health-Focused Breeding Program

Before puppies are ever born, significant time and resources are invested into creating each Fianna litter.

Our breeding program includes:

  • Comprehensive health testing of parents

  • Breed-specific genetic testing, including the UC Davis Collie Health Panel

  • AKC DNA testing

  • Thoughtful pedigree research

  • Careful evaluation of health, temperament, structure, and breed type

Our goal is to preserve and improve the Collie breed by producing puppies with sound bodies, stable temperaments, and the ability to excel in their future homes.


Reservation Process

After completing an application and being approved for a Fianna puppy, families may reserve their place on our waitlist.

Waitlist Fee

A $100 non-refundable waitlist fee is required to secure your place on the waitlist.

This fee is credited toward the final purchase price of your puppy.

Puppy Deposit

Once puppies are born and families are invited to reserve a puppy from the litter, an additional $400 non-refundable puppy deposit is required.

Together, the waitlist fee and puppy deposit total $500, which is applied toward your puppy’s final purchase price.

The remaining balance is due according to the terms outlined in your puppy contract. We sell all our puppies under a contract that will be reviewed with you prior to purchase and signed by both parties when the puppies are sent home.

**Please note: Families do not pick their own puppies. Puppy selections are made by the breeder after 7.5 weeks of age once the puppies have been structurally evaluated and temperament tested. Gender, color, and coat length preferences are taken into strong consideration when making puppy decisions, but they are not the deciding factor in which puppy is placed with which families.

What Goes Home With Your Puppy

When your puppy leaves Fianna Collies, they leave with more than a loving start—they leave with a comprehensive foundation for a successful transition into their new home.

Every Fianna puppy goes home with:

Veterinary Care

By the time your puppy joins your family, they will have received:

  • A comprehensive veterinary examination by 9 weeks of age

  • At least one set of age-appropriate vaccinations (many puppies will have received a second set depending on their individual go-home timeline)

  • Routine deworming every two weeks beginning at 2 weeks old

  • Age-appropriate heartworm prevention and flea/tick prevention

  • A complete health record documenting all veterinary care

Health Testing & Evaluations

To provide you with the best possible understanding of your puppy's health and development, each puppy receives:

  • AKC DNA Profile

  • UC Davis Collie Health Panel

  • Examination by a board-certified veterinary ophthalmologist and eye certification appropriate for their age to screen for Collie Eye Anomaly (CEA) and other inherited eye conditions

  • A structural evaluation to assess overall conformation and development

  • A professional temperament evaluation at approximately 7½ weeks of age to help guide placement and provide valuable insight into your puppy's personality

Copies of all applicable health testing, veterinary records, and evaluation results will be included in your puppy's take-home folder.

Puppy Take-Home Package

Each Fianna puppy goes home with a thoughtfully prepared puppy package designed to help make the transition to their new family as smooth as possible.

Your puppy's take-home bag includes:

  • Health records and vaccination history

  • Copies of health testing and eye examination results

  • OFA CHIC Certificate

  • AKC registration paperwork and information

  • Microchip information

  • Feeding instructions and transition schedule

  • A sample of the food your puppy is currently eating

  • A familiar blanket or toy carrying the scent of their littermates and home

  • Training and socialization recommendations

  • Grooming guidance specific to the Collie coat

  • A comprehensive puppy handbook filled with resources, care information, and training tips

  • Additional goodies and surprises for both you and your new puppy

A Lifetime of Support

When you bring home a Fianna puppy, you become part of our extended family. We are committed to supporting our puppy owners throughout the lifetime of their dog and are always available to answer questions, celebrate milestones, and provide guidance whenever it is needed.


Fianna Foundations Program

pre-approval required $300/week (11-16 weeks)

Extended Training & Socialization Before Going Home

For families who would like additional time invested into their puppy’s development, Fianna Collies offers the Fianna Foundations Program.

Puppies enrolled in this program remain with us beyond the typical go-home age and continue receiving individualized training, socialization, and life skill development while living as part of our family.

Investment: $300/week

The Fianna Foundations Program includes:

  • Advanced crate and potty training

  • Place/settle training

  • Door manners and impulse control

  • Engagement and focus work

  • Continued confidence-building outings

  • Cooperative care preparation

  • Grooming and handling practice

  • Introduction to conformation skills for show prospects, including stacking, gaiting, and examination practice

Included AKC Virtual Titles

As part of the Fianna Foundations Program, puppies will complete the requirements for and go home having earned both the:

  • AKC Virtual Home Manners Puppy (VHMP) title

  • AKC Virtual Scent Work Beginner (VSWB) title

These titles represent an $80 value and are included in the program at no additional cost. They provide a fun introduction to the world of AKC events while recognizing the training and foundational skills your puppy has developed before joining your family.

**Advanced skills puppy packages are limited to 1 to 2 puppies per litter to allow appropriate individual time spent with each puppy. Prior discussion and approval is required.