Puppies
Follow current litters, planned pairings, and available puppies looking for carefully chosen forever homes.
Puppies coming soon!
We are looking forward to welcoming our next little Dakota Heart Chihuahuas. Please contact us to ask about upcoming litters and future availability.
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Male/Female • Longhair/Smooth • Color
Birth date • Estimated go-home date
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Upcoming Pairing
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Waiting List & Puppy Application
If you are interested in a future Dakota Heart Chihuahua, you are welcome to join our waiting list by completing the puppy application below. The application helps us learn about your family, lifestyle, and what you are hoping for in a Chihuahua so we can make thoughtful matches when puppies become available.
How our waiting list works
Our waiting list is for families who are seriously interested in a current or future Dakota Heart puppy. Completing an application does not guarantee a puppy, but it gives us the information we need to begin getting to know you.
- Submit the puppy application with your contact information and preferences.
- We will review your application and contact you to discuss upcoming litters and possible matches.
- Families are matched thoughtfully based on temperament, lifestyle, and availability—not simply by order of inquiry.
- We may keep your application on file for future litters if the right puppy is not immediately available.
- Please keep us updated if your preferences or plans change.
Questions before applying? Email dakotaheart@icloud.com or call/text 701-870-4421.
Tell us about your home
A thoughtful beginning matters.
We want every Dakota Heart puppy to transition into a home prepared for the needs of a tiny Chihuahua. Families should be ready to provide a safe environment, consistent veterinary care, appropriate nutrition, training, socialization, and a lifetime of companionship.
- AKC registration information when applicable
- Age-appropriate veterinary and care records
- Feeding and transition guidance
- Ongoing breeder support
- A careful conversation before placement