---NO ADULT MALES AVAILABLE FOR SALE AT THIS TIME---
We are small breeders and can only keep so many dogs. That is the only reason any of our Dogs may be leaving
us. We can only entertain about 6 adult dogs at a time. In order to continue breeding quality dogs we have to add
a new pup every year or so since we don't believe in over breeding any one dog.
As for price each Male is different but we are more concerned in the home that they will be going to. The home is
more important than the money. We want it to be a permanent place for them where they will get lots of attention.
We do take back any dog or pup that doesn't work out with the new family or if something changes where the family
is no longer able to care for the dog that has come from us. So we would be interested in what is planned for him
and what his living environment would be.
They are used to doggy doors for the kennels that have buildings attached to them. As for being in the house we
only allow the dogs in the kitchen that has doggy gates on the doors. When we leave the dogs go into wire crates
when they stay in. We live out in the country with lots of dirt, mud and a pond so we keep the dogs off the carpet.
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He is still breedable and very much wants to, I just don't have any females to breed him to at this time. He has
produced 5 litters for me with Trudy and Storm. Each litter produced 8 to 10 pups. Trudy was spayed several
months ago and Storm is close to 5 years of age and will probably only be bred 1 or 2 more times by me then I will
find her a permanent home for her to retire in because I can only keep so many dogs at a time.
As for his good side, he is used to having another dog in his kennel when he is locked up for companionship. Our
kennels are 20 X 30 on up to 100 X 100 foot. We have either automatic water bowls or Lick-Its in most our kennels.
Our exterior fence around our 1 1/2 acres is just 4 ft field fencing and he has no desire to go over it. He doesn't dig
to get out of the kennels. He loves playing with our dogs and little puppies. He is not aggressive. He is on the taller
side. He loves to lay in the kiddie pools in the summer time when our pond is dry. Loves being in a crate. He has
been both free fed and fed 6 cups of food once a day. So his feeding habits are adaptable. He isn't aggressive
over food with other dogs..
Now for bad points, He is very big and strong, which can be intimidating if you have small kids that are on the
tender side, even though he was raised up with my 2 small kids that only weighed about 50 lbs when he was 100lbs.
I always put our dogs in kennels when I open the gate to the driveway because I don't want to take any chances
of them getting ran over on our busy fast road that we live on. When I take him to the lake I put a shock collar on
him. All the dogs wear shock collars when they go to the lake so that I know I can control them whenever I need to. I
have lost a dog to a car in the past so I am a little paranoid about having full control of my dogs. He knows about
shock collars and only needs the vibrating mode to have his full attention. He does not cower when he wears it
because I have never had it up very high on him.
We are small breeders and can only keep so many dogs. That is the only reason any of our Dogs may be leaving
us. We can only entertain about 6 adult dogs at a time. In order to continue breeding quality dogs we have to add
a new pup every year or so since we don't believe in over breeding any one dog.
As for price each Male is different but we are more concerned in the home that they will be going to. The home is
more important than the money. We want it to be a permanent place for them where they will get lots of attention.
We do take back any dog or pup that doesn't work out with the new family or if something changes where the family
is no longer able to care for the dog that has come from us. So we would be interested in what is planned for him
and what his living environment would be.
They are used to doggy doors for the kennels that have buildings attached to them. As for being in the house we
only allow the dogs in the kitchen that has doggy gates on the doors. When we leave the dogs go into wire crates
when they stay in. We live out in the country with lots of dirt, mud and a pond so we keep the dogs off the carpet.
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He is still breedable and very much wants to, I just don't have any females to breed him to at this time. He has
produced 5 litters for me with Trudy and Storm. Each litter produced 8 to 10 pups. Trudy was spayed several
months ago and Storm is close to 5 years of age and will probably only be bred 1 or 2 more times by me then I will
find her a permanent home for her to retire in because I can only keep so many dogs at a time.
As for his good side, he is used to having another dog in his kennel when he is locked up for companionship. Our
kennels are 20 X 30 on up to 100 X 100 foot. We have either automatic water bowls or Lick-Its in most our kennels.
Our exterior fence around our 1 1/2 acres is just 4 ft field fencing and he has no desire to go over it. He doesn't dig
to get out of the kennels. He loves playing with our dogs and little puppies. He is not aggressive. He is on the taller
side. He loves to lay in the kiddie pools in the summer time when our pond is dry. Loves being in a crate. He has
been both free fed and fed 6 cups of food once a day. So his feeding habits are adaptable. He isn't aggressive
over food with other dogs..
Now for bad points, He is very big and strong, which can be intimidating if you have small kids that are on the
tender side, even though he was raised up with my 2 small kids that only weighed about 50 lbs when he was 100lbs.
I always put our dogs in kennels when I open the gate to the driveway because I don't want to take any chances
of them getting ran over on our busy fast road that we live on. When I take him to the lake I put a shock collar on
him. All the dogs wear shock collars when they go to the lake so that I know I can control them whenever I need to. I
have lost a dog to a car in the past so I am a little paranoid about having full control of my dogs. He knows about
shock collars and only needs the vibrating mode to have his full attention. He does not cower when he wears it
because I have never had it up very high on him.
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