Puppies near Anna

Anna has grown up fast — a Collin County town at the top of US-75 where new streets in West Crossing, Anna Crossing, and the Villages of Hurricane Creek fill in a little more every season, and the big Sherley Farms build-out promises even more room ahead. A puppy fits a place like this. Here is where to find one, and how the drive works from up your way.

Bringing a Puppy Home to Anna

People move to Anna for the same reasons a dog thrives there: open yards, quieter streets, and a town still settling into itself. If you have walked the trails at Slayter Creek Park or watched dogs run the off-leash Paw Park at Natural Springs Park, you already know how much room there is here to raise one well.

A puppy is also honest work — early mornings, house-training, a chewed shoe or two before the lessons stick. We would rather you know that going in. The families who do best are the ones who pick a breed that matches their actual days, not the idea of a dog. That is the part we like helping with, and it is easier in person than on a screen.

Every great dog starts somewhere good. Ours come from a trusted network of carefully selected, licensed breeders — people whose dogs we have met — and each puppy is examined by a licensed Texas veterinarian before it ever meets a family. Texas law keeps puppies home with their litter until eight weeks, when they are steady enough to settle in somewhere new. Anna can be that somewhere.

Closest to Anna: Our Dallas Location

For an Anna address, the nearer of our two locations is the Dallas location at 14233 Inwood Rd, Dallas, TX 75244, up in North Dallas near the I-635 (LBJ) corridor. It is the natural end point of a clean run straight down Central Expressway, and it is where most Anna and northern-Collin-County families land first.

We also run a second location — the Fort Worth-area location at 2840 FM157 #120, Mansfield, TX 76063, on the far west side of the metroplex. It is a longer drive from Anna, but because the inventory you see here is pooled across both locations, a puppy that happens to be in Mansfield is still worth a call. Sometimes the right match is the one a little farther out.

Both locations keep the same hours: see our store pages

The Drive From Anna

It is a more direct trip than the map distance suggests. From Anna you head onto US-75 South (the North Central Expressway) and stay on it — through McKinney, past Allen and Plano — for roughly 45 miles, generally 45 to 55 minutes depending on how the afternoon traffic is moving below Plano. From there our Inwood Rd location sits just off the LBJ corridor in North Dallas.

A few honest notes for an Anna trip:

• Call before you load the car. Litters change daily. A quick call to (972) 674-1963 tells you what is actually at each location right now, so the drive lands on the right puppies.
• Aim for a weekday or an early weekend hour if you can — the run down 75 below McKinney is gentlest then.
• Bring the whole family, and take your time. Meeting a puppy is not a transaction to rush. Plan for an unhurried visit, not a quick stop.

See Puppies From Both DFW Locations

The puppies shown on this page are the combined, live count from both Wellspring locations — one search covering Dallas and the Fort Worth area at once. Rather than guessing which location has what, you scan everything in one place and let us sort the logistics.

That matters more from Anna than from a city sitting between the two locations. You are clearly Dallas-side, so most of what suits you will be at Inwood Rd — but the combined list means a standout puppy in Mansfield never slips past you just because of the address. When you spot one, call and we will tell you which location it is at and the cleanest way to get there.

One trusted breeder network, two DFW locations. You only have to look once.

Breeds Anna Families Tend to Love

Anna skews toward growing households — first homes, young kids, fenced backyards — so the breeds that move well with our Collin County families lean friendly, adaptable, and trainable. A rotating sample of what tends to suit life up here:

• Goldendoodles — sociable, low-to-moderate shedders with patience for a busy house full of kids. A reliable starting point for a first family dog.
• Cavapoos — small, gentle, and people-glued; a good fit whether you are in a newer build with a modest yard or still in an apartment while a Sherley Farms or West Crossing home finishes out.
• French Bulldogs — compact, easygoing, and content with shorter Texas-heat walks rather than long runs.
• Mini Goldendoodles — the doodle temperament in a smaller, apartment-and-starter-home-friendly size.

Those are tendencies, not a stocked shelf — availability shifts constantly. Browse the full live list on the puppies-for-sale page, or read up on size, coat, and temperament in our breed guide before you make the drive.

Spreading Out the Cost

If the timing is right but the lump sum is not, we work with TerraceFinance in-person, so payment plans can fit your life instead of the other way around. It is a quick conversation at either location — bring your questions and we will walk through it together. Approval runs through TerraceFinance and is not guaranteed, but we will give you a clear, straight answer on where you stand. The details live on our puppy financing page.

For families thinking long-term, there is also an optional 15-Year Limited Health Warranty you can add in person — coverage meant to stand behind the years ahead, the first chapter of a fifteen-year story.

Anna Puppy Questions, Answered

Which Wellspring location is closest to Anna?

The Dallas location at 14233 Inwood Rd, Dallas, TX 75244 is your nearest location — about 45 miles down US-75 in North Dallas. Our Fort Worth-area location in Mansfield is farther out, but since inventory is shared across both, it is still worth asking about. Call (972) 674-1963 and we will point you to the right one.

How long is the drive from Anna to the Dallas location?

Plan on roughly 45 to 55 minutes, mostly a straight shot down US-75 South through McKinney and Allen toward the I-635 corridor in North Dallas. Traffic below Plano on weekday afternoons is the main variable, so a morning or early-weekend visit tends to go quickest.

Can I see puppies from both locations before I drive down?

Yes — the list on this page already pools live inventory from the Dallas and Fort Worth-area locations. You browse everything in one place, then call (972) 674-1963 so we can confirm which location a particular puppy is in before you head out from Anna.

Are the puppies seen by a vet before they go home?

Every puppy is examined by a licensed Texas veterinarian before meeting families, and none come home before eight weeks, per Texas law — happy from the start, and old enough to settle in. Our puppies come from carefully selected, licensed breeders, never from a mill. Ask us anything about where a puppy came from; a clear answer is the whole point.

Do you offer payment plans?

We work with TerraceFinance in person to spread the cost over time. Approval is through TerraceFinance and is not guaranteed, but the conversation is easy and the terms are explained plainly — see the financing page or ask during your visit.

Come Meet Them in Person

That is the part that matters most — a screen can only show you so much. When you are ready, make the run down 75 to our Dallas location on Inwood Rd, or call ahead to (972) 674-1963 so we can have the right puppies waiting. Questions first? Send us a message and we will help you plan the trip from Anna. Whenever it is right for your family, come see where puppy love begins.