Pomeranian, Poodle, Yorkie, Maltese, Shih Tzu and French Bulldog puppies for families in McAllen, Pharr, San Juan, Mission, Donna and across the Rio Grande Valley.
Every breed here stays small enough to pick up and carry. They differ a lot in shedding, brushing and energy, so tap one to see what living with it is really like.
A big personality in a tiny fluffball. Loves to bark at the mailman.
See Pomeranians
Smart, quick to learn and barely leaves hair on the couch.
See Poodles
Tiny, bold and convinced it's a guard dog. Silky coat, low shedding.
See Yorkies
A gentle white lapdog that wants to be wherever you are.
See Maltese
Happy to nap all afternoon. A good match for calm homes.
See Shih Tzus
Bat ears, short coat and a snore you'll hear from the next room.
See Frenchies
Your pup goes home with a collar and the food it's already used to. That means no late-night run to the pet store on day one, and no upset tummy from switching food too fast.
No applications to wade through. Three steps and a phone call.
Look through the six breeds. Think about size, shedding and how much brushing you're honestly up for.
Call or send a message with the breed you like and when you'd want your puppy. We'll tell you what's available right now.
We set up the handoff and walk you through food, routine and any paperwork that comes with your pup.
Mascotlandia is run by Alicia Felix, right here in the Rio Grande Valley. When you call, you talk to the person who knows the puppies. No call center and no website checkout.
Ask her anything before you commit. Which breed is easier with toddlers, how much a Frenchie really snores, what your pup eats. If a breed isn't right for your house, she'll say so.
More about MascotlandiaThere's no storefront to drive to. Call or send a message, and we'll sort out where and when you meet your puppy.
Six small breeds: Pomeranian, Poodle, Yorkshire Terrier, Maltese, Shih Tzu and French Bulldog. Which ones have puppies ready changes from litter to litter, so call for what's available this week.
McAllen, Pharr, San Juan, Mission and Donna. If you're in another Valley town, call anyway and we'll tell you if we can make it work.
Yes. Every puppy goes home with a free collar and a bag of the food it's already eating. Keeping the same food for the first couple of weeks is easier on a puppy's stomach.
No. Mascotlandia doesn't have a walk-in storefront. Call or send a message first, and we'll set up a time and place to meet the puppy you're interested in.