Questions About Guardian Homes
Becoming a guardian home is a serious commitment. These dogs are not casually placed. They are entrusted to families who understand the responsibility of protecting a dog’s development, safety, emotional well-being, and future potential.
This FAQ is meant to help families understand the heart of the guardian home program before applying. Specific terms are always discussed privately through application review, interview, reference checks, and a written guardian agreement.
Before a family is invited into the Brain First Guardian Home Circle™, we want them to understand what this pathway is — and what it is not.
A Guardian Home is a trusted relationship. It is for families who want to love a special Shih Tzu as their own while also supporting the future of the Brain First Shih Tzu™ program.
This pathway is limited, carefully matched, and based on the dog's needs, the family's lifestyle, location, dependability, communication, and ability to follow care guidance.
Guardian Home placements are limited and are never rushed. The right match matters more than a fast placement.
We are looking for families who will love deeply, communicate clearly, follow guidance, and understand the honor of helping raise a dog who may shape the future of Brain First Shih Tzu™.
A guardian home is a serious commitment. These dogs are not casually placed. They are entrusted.
We are looking for families who understand the responsibility and privilege of protecting a dog with this kind of foundation.
If you believe you may be the right fit, we invite you to apply to be considered.