Available Dogs
Adults available to approved homes:
Occasionally we may have a retired adult available to a pet home. Placement fees are $250. No retired dog will be placed in a pet home without being spayed/neutered first.
At times we may sell proven breeding dogs or dogs with breeding potential. These dogs will have variable fees.
At times we may sell proven breeding dogs or dogs with breeding potential. These dogs will have variable fees.
Hayden - AKC/ASCA red tri female
We have decided to remove Hayden from our breeding program due to having too many conformational faults. This doesn't prevent her from being a great pet though. She will be 2 years old on May 15th. We will be spaying her in March and she will be available after that. She is crate trained, enjoys other dogs and cats. Good with children as well. Her only issues are that she isn't housetrained (she can be trained with time and more attention than she is receiving now) and she requires medication for grooming and nail trimming to make it a less stressful process. I will send her home with a good amount of medication. She is very sweet at home and will pull toys out of the toy box and will play by herself - flinging the toy and then running to get it. Her quirk is that she lays like a llama and tucks her front legs in under herself. She would do very well in a home with another dog and someone who can spend more time with her. She is not high energy at all. Her weight is 38-40 pounds.
We are waiving her rehoming fee. But you will need to submit an application and be approved for placement.
We are waiving her rehoming fee. But you will need to submit an application and be approved for placement.
havoc - AKC/ASCA/ukc black TRI MALE
See Havoc's page HERE. Havoc will be neutered on February 8.
He will be 8 in July this year. He is an absolutely amazing dog, incredibly sweet and gets along with everyone and every animal - he’s super easy going. He is the go anywhere, do anything kind of dog.
I showed him for years when he was younger, we were pretty much showing 1 weekend a month if not more. So he is very well acclimated to traveling, new places, new people and different situations. He’s been titled in conformation and has his Canine Good Citizen. He learns quickly with food.
He has been retired from breeding for awhile now, I'm just finally getting him neutered in anticipation of finding him a retirement home where he can receive far more attention than he does here. I’ve struggled with the idea of rehoming him for a long time, but have decided that it is what’s best for him. I do keep his fur clipped down a bit for more easy maintenance - his younger pictures show how much coat he has if it’s grown all out. I am definitely not a professional groomer so he would certainly look better if a salon trimmed him up!
He does have 2 copies of MDR1 but I've never had an issue with giving him preventions - previously he has been on Bravecto and Sentinel. He is currently on Simparica Trio and does fine with it. He has never had any health issues and is up to date on his vaccinations.
He’s not nervous nor is he high energy. He is crate trained and is very good in his crate. Some days he gets very little exercise and he’s still well behaved and not all over the place. He has a medium energy level. Brain games work very well to occupy him and it doesn’t take much to wear him out. He’s great in that I can work a long day and come home and he isn’t bouncing all over needing to go do things. He’s happy to just chill and chew a bone.
Rehoming fee is $250, please submit an application for consideration for placement.
He will be 8 in July this year. He is an absolutely amazing dog, incredibly sweet and gets along with everyone and every animal - he’s super easy going. He is the go anywhere, do anything kind of dog.
I showed him for years when he was younger, we were pretty much showing 1 weekend a month if not more. So he is very well acclimated to traveling, new places, new people and different situations. He’s been titled in conformation and has his Canine Good Citizen. He learns quickly with food.
He has been retired from breeding for awhile now, I'm just finally getting him neutered in anticipation of finding him a retirement home where he can receive far more attention than he does here. I’ve struggled with the idea of rehoming him for a long time, but have decided that it is what’s best for him. I do keep his fur clipped down a bit for more easy maintenance - his younger pictures show how much coat he has if it’s grown all out. I am definitely not a professional groomer so he would certainly look better if a salon trimmed him up!
He does have 2 copies of MDR1 but I've never had an issue with giving him preventions - previously he has been on Bravecto and Sentinel. He is currently on Simparica Trio and does fine with it. He has never had any health issues and is up to date on his vaccinations.
He’s not nervous nor is he high energy. He is crate trained and is very good in his crate. Some days he gets very little exercise and he’s still well behaved and not all over the place. He has a medium energy level. Brain games work very well to occupy him and it doesn’t take much to wear him out. He’s great in that I can work a long day and come home and he isn’t bouncing all over needing to go do things. He’s happy to just chill and chew a bone.
Rehoming fee is $250, please submit an application for consideration for placement.
