PUPPY DELIVERY - REIS D'ARAGÓN
At Reis D'Aragón, we deliver our Pyrenean Mastiff and Jack Russell Terrier puppies with full guarantees, care, and official documentation, ensuring they star their new life in the best possible conditions.
We take care of every detail from birth to the day each puppy goes to its new home - because responsible breeding is not about quantity, but about dedication, respect, and genuine commitment.
Age and delivery conditions
At Reis D'Aragón, our puppies are delivered at around two and a half months of age, never earlier.
During this time they remain with their mother and littermates, complete a three-dose vaccination schedule, and are monitored for serveral days after the final vaccine to ensure they are healthy and ready for their new home.
If the puppy must travel outside Spain, please note that each country has its own sanitary requirements and a minimum age for travel.
Identification, Vaccinations and Documentation
Each Reis D'Aragón puppy is delivered with all the required health checks, identification, and official documentation:
- Microchip identification, in acordance with current legislation
- Vaccinated and dewormed, following the recommended veterinary protocol:
- First vaccine at 6 weeks: distemper and parvovirus
- Second vaccine at 8 weeks: polyvalent vaccine (distemper, leptospirosis, parvovirus, canine hepatitis and adenovirus type 1 and 2).
- Third vaccine at 11-12 weeks: polyvalent vaccine.
After this final dose, we wait one additional week before delivery to ensure the puppy is fully protected and shows no post-vaccination reactions. - Official European Pet Passport, issued by a licensed veterinarian from the Official Veterinary Association of Zaragoza, recording all vaccinations.
- Veterinary supervision from birth, with regular health monitoring and check-ups.
- Health guarantee contract and care guide, including advice on feeding, adaptation, and ongoing care.
- Personalised guidance: we provide support to each family before, during and after delivery regarding diet, socialisation, home adaptation, and specific needs of the breed.
Registration in the L.O.E.
All our puppies are registered in the Spanish Stud Book (L.O.E.), managed by the Royal Canine Society of Spain (R.S.C.E.).
When a puppy leaves for its new home, we provide the new owners with the official registration certificate, which confirms its lineage and guarantees that it is a purebred dog.
At Reis D'Aragón, all the parents of our litters have their DNA genetic tests, a requirement since 2025 for registration in the L.O.E., offering an extra guarantee of authenticity, transparency and genealogical control.
Care, socialisation and why a quality dog costs what it costs
Raising a puppy properly means much more than feeding and vaccinating it.
At Reis D'Aragón, we are fully involved in every stage of their development:
- Born and raised at home, surrounded by stimuli (people, other dogs, household sounds) that encourage a balanced and confident temperament.
- We dedicate time to early socialisation, helping them get used to handling, different environments and daily interaction with people.
- We ensure their physical and emotional well-being, with quality nutrition, constant veterinary monitoring and a calm, clean environment.
- Individual care: we limit hte number of litters each year to give each puppy the time and attention it deserves.
All this requires effort, time and resources. That's why the price of a Reis D'Aragón puppy reflects the dedication and responsibility behind it: a puppy raised in the best possible conditions, from carefully selected bloodlines prioritising health, temperament and breed type.
We also provide personalised guidance before, during and after adoption, helping each family through the process to ensure their puppy's smooth adaptation and long-term well-being.
A Reis D'Aragón Puppy
When we hand over a puppy, we also share part of our work and affection.
Each one has been raised with care, patience and respect, and arrives in its new home ready to start a full and happy life.
A Reis D'Aragón puppy is a lifelong companion. It's not an object or a toy -it's a living being that will depend on us every day.
Welcoming a puppy should always be a thoughtfull decision, made with responsibility and love.
See our available litters and discover the quality of responsible breeding.
HELPFUL INFORMATION
What does it mean when a puppy is registered in the L.O.E.?
The Libro de Orígenes Español (L.O.E.), or Spanish Stud Book, is the official registru managed by the Royal Canine Society of Spain (R.S.C.E.), where purebred dogs are recorded with at least three complete generations of verified ancestry. This ensures the puppy's purity, traceability, and genetic authenticity.
Since January 2025, the R.S.C.E. has required Canine Genetic Identification (DNA) tests for the registration of purebred dogs in the L.O.E. Breeders must submit the DNA profiles of both parents when registering a litter.
At Reis D'Aragón, all our breeding dogs have DNA tests, providing additional guarantees of authenticity, transparency, and genealogical control.
For Spanish native breeds, such as the Pyrenean Mastiff, breeders must also pass an official Breed Confirmation, during which a qualified judge ensures the dogs meet the official breed standard and are fit for breeding. This helps preserve the breed's physical and temperamental characteristics.
The R.S.C.E. is a member of the Fédération Cynologique Internationale (F.C.I.), meaning pedigrees issued in Spain are recognized worldwide.
What is a pedigree puppy?
Understanding the value of a pedigree means recognising the care, selection, and responsibility behind a well-bred puppy.
People often think of a pedigree as "just a piece of paper," but its significance goes far beyond that. A pedigree is an official document issued by the Spanish Kennel Club (R.S.CE.) that certifies a dog's genealogy and confirms that it descends from purebred ancestors, without undesired crosses.
Behind that certificate are years of careful selection, health control, and responsible breeding work. Only breeders who register their litters in the Spanish Stud Book (L.O.E.) can guarantee that each puppy meets the breed standard - in both apperarance and temperament.
A pedigree is not a luxury or a matter of prestige; it is a guarantee of transparency, health, and ethical breeding. It means the puppy's ancestors are known and evaluated, free from inbreeding, and bred with respect for animal welfare.
For future owners, a pedigree has real and practical value: it ensures that the dog they bring into their home will be a healthy, balanced, and typical example of the breed, maintaining its physical and temperamental traits throughout its life.
Each puppy comes with an official registration certificate in the L.O.E., which allows the new owner to request the pedigree document in their name from the R.S.C.E. This document lists three or four generations of registered ancestors, proving the quality and traceability of the breeding line.
Health requirements for travelling within the European Union
Travelling with your dog within the European Union requires meeting certain common health standards designed to protect animals and prevent the spread of diseases.
To travel between EU member countries, dogs must:
- Be microchipped for identification.
- Be vaccinated against rabies, with a valid vaccine (at least 21 days before travel).
- Travel with a European Pet Passport, issued by an authorised veterinarian and properly completed, including all vaccinations and treatments.
👉 The passport must clearly show the details of the rabies vaccination, as this is the key requirement for travel.
Some countries (United Kingdom, Ireland, Malta, Norway and Finland) also require a treatment against Echinococcus multilocularis administered 24 to 120 hours before entry into the country.
More about our Reis D'Aragón puppies
We care for every puppy as if it were part of our family, from birth until it joins its new home. If you would like to learn more about how we raise our puppies, our litters, and our philosophy, we invite you to keep discovering Reis D'Aragón:
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