|
Updated:
October 23, 2010
Puppies:
0 available
Weekly
puppy pictures, of our last two litters,
which have gone to wonderful homes.
Zoey/Josh
Litter, born June 6, 2010.
Misty/Josh
Litter, born
June 12, 2010.
Two
days old, 6-8-10 and 6-14-10
One
week old, 6-13-10 and 6-19-10
Two
weeks old, 6-20-10 and 6-26-10
Funpics,
6-22-10 and 6-30-10
Three
weeks old, 6-27-10 and 7-3-10
Four
weeks old, 7-4-10 and 7-4-10
Five
weeks old, 7-11-10 and 7-17-10
Six
weeks old, 7-18-10 and 7-24-10
Seven
weeks old, 7-25-10 and 7-31-10
Eight
weeks old, 8-1-10 and 8-7-10
Nine
weeks old, 8-8-10 and 8-14-10
Ten
weeks old, 8-15-10 and 8-21-10
Previous
litters, click
the links
below:
Zoey
and Josh Litter born on November 12,
2009
Annie
and Misty with Eddie Litter born on May
18 & 21, 2009
Ed
and Misty Litter born on February
20, 2008
Truly
and Jack Litter born on September
23, 2005
Truly
and Jack Litter born on March 6,
2005
Truly
and Jack Litter born on October 16,
2003
We
do keep
our
own puppies from some of our
litters, so we can monitor
the health, temperament, and structure based on the ASCA standards.
We have had no health
issues
with
any of the parents or with any
of our
puppies.
We have also been in contact with a number of people who purchased
our puppies, and
those puppies
and owners
are extremely
happy.
Our
puppies spend a lot of time with our family being socialized
and trained.
The puppies were born in our house and
are handled and talked to every day. They spend the nights in our
bedroom (until they are about 3 to 4 weeks old) and the days in
our family room.
We introduce the puppies to clicker training
at about 6 weeks and continue until they go to their new
homes. We
practice walking on leash, sitting, down, and come,
prior to going to their new homes. We also paper train the puppies,
then they are trained to use a
litter box, or in our case, a potty pool.
Our goal is to find great homes for each of our
new puppies, and we look forward to meeting the new puppy owners.
We
Do Not Ship Puppies
(This site is updated when new information and
availability of puppies occur.)
|