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Watch our
puppies playing.
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Young puppies in the kitchen
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Puppies in the play yard at lunchtime
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Learning
 Our outside puppy play yard has some toddler toys that make great puppy play items. One of the items is a small play gym with a slide.
Some of our puppies have actually figured out how to get up there and go down the slide! All of the items are not just there for puppy entertainment. The
play equipment helps the puppies
practice their agility and problem-solving skills.
On our agenda for a future purchase is one of the plastic mini-cabins for kids.
We think our puppies will love that!
Puppies must grow up in a clean environment or
they can be
very difficult to housebreak. Our Double Ring puppies
are extremely easy to housebreak because we start potty
training them in the whelping box. Once the puppies are
well up on the feet, we fold the sheep skin pad to 2/3
and put newspapers down in the remaining 1/3. Puppies
learn very quickly that it is nice to lie on the
sheepskin pad and begin to potty on the papers. Once
they are moved to our kitchen, papers are put near the
back door. Putting papers at your exit door when taking
the puppy home will aid in quickly housebreaking your
puppy.
Our puppies regularly get our personalized individual
time, as well as group time with us. We introduce them
to other adult dogs besides their mom. We affectionately call the old girls who interact with puppies their "Aunt Grandmas."
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Upcoming Litters
Past Litters
Temperament Testing
At seven weeks old, we do temperament testing. We use the temperament test designed for livestock guarding dogs. It is not a
Pass or Fail test. It is simply an indicator of each puppy's propensity in various areas.
Some of the scores can help us determine how well suited a puppy would be to any given home.
For example, we would not allow a puppy with a low pain threshold go to a home with small children. Children should be expected to treat a puppy/dog with respect, but a puppy/dog should be able to tolerate
and forgive being accidentally stepped on, or have its hair pulled by a small child.
From a happy puppy buyer: "I couldn't believe how
well-adjusted and confident our new puppy was from the
moment that he arrived home. It is obvious that you have
spent a lot of time and energy introducing him to all
the things that a smart puppy needs to know.
Upcoming litter information
here
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