Yes. They want to be loved by all members of their human family. They return that love 10-fold.

We have two children who love and adore our Mi-Kis. They understand the importance of respecting the dogs and treating them with gentleness and care. Therefore, the feeling of love and adoration is mutual!

As any reputable breeder will tell you, if you want to visit – please do! I’d love to meet with you, get to know you, and show you my Mi-Kis.

A note, when you are shopping for the best dog to meet your needs, and the breeder has qualms about inviting you into their house to see their dog’s living conditions – beware!

Absolutely! We welcome anyone who wants to see where and how we raise our Mi-Kis.

We want to get to know who will be purchasing our sweet little dogs. I’m sure you want to get to know me, as your dog’s breeder.

We would love visiting with you – as part of our new Sky Mountain Mi-Kis extended family!

Our puppies don’t receive their first vaccinations until about 7–8 weeks after birth. We are careful not to introduce any negative exposures during their first weeks of life.

Thus, we keep the puppies secluded until after that time. This precaution ensures that they are healthy and ready for release to their new family. However, we are happy to send photos of their weekly progress!

We release our puppies to their new home after about 8-10 weeks. They are healthy, happy, and socialized puppies by then. We have them screened by a veterinarian and give them their first set of puppy shots before release.

Yes! By all means!

I first learned about the Mi-Ki from a friend whose father was suffering from cancer. His wife bought him one for company. My friend became teary-eyed as she described how the little dog enhanced and positively changed her father’s life.

I knew I had to have one! After doing research, I discovered that many Mi-Kis are used for therapy dogs. It’s really no wonder!

Now that’s really a matter of your personal preference. Both sexes are incredibly sweet and docile!

I’m sure you will find one that will tug at your heartstrings – as they all do with mine!

Not at all. Because they are highly intelligent, they catch on easily. You can train them to use newspaper, puppy pads, the outdoors, or even kitty litter.

My Mi-Kis primarily use puppy pads since we live in the desert, where coyotes, owls, and hawks are abundant. We go outside together so they can enjoy supervised playtime.

If you travel often, you will find these dogs great companions and no trouble. They love it as much as I do.

Two of my Mi-Kis flew with me to Europe last Summer for a month’s vacation. I was on the plane with my two children and two of my little dogs. I must say, with a smile, the dogs were less care than the children were.

I have FAA approved soft-sided travel bags for each dog. Since my dogs use puppy pads, I would take them into the lavatory for a rest stop. No one even knew I had dogs on the plane, because they are so well behaved!

Their numbers are limited because of careful breeding. I think that Mi-Kis are the best-kept pet secret!

We breeders in the Mi-Ki Breeders U.S.A. club all home-raise our puppies.

Females only go into season once or twice a year. We breed every other season on average to keep our females happy and healthy. Typically, a litter consists of 2–3 puppies. With all these factors, it will take time to produce a large population, so these dogs remain unique.