Older Puppies and Dogs
We occasionally have older puppies, which remained after a litter, that we have begun training. Puppies are typically introduced to birds, gunfire, water, and bumpers. They are often retrieving and crate trained, which makes house training easier. These puppies are perfect for those wanting to skip the baby puppy stage.
We may also occasionally place a puppy we originally kept from one of our breedings. There are many reasons for this, but ultimately we want to keep puppies that improve upon their parents and progress our breeding program. Generally there are very minor reasons we choose not to keep a puppy.
We also look for homes for females which are retired from breeding. They are typically spayed before going to their new homes. The type of home we are looking for will vary by the age, training, and temperament of the female. Many will still be well suited to hunting homes. We place our retired females so that they continue to have a wonderful quality of life. We simply cannot keep moving forward with our breeding program if we keep every retired female, because as they retire, we must bring in females to keep our breeding program going. Keeping every dog would give us too many to give them each our full attention.
We may also occasionally place a puppy we originally kept from one of our breedings. There are many reasons for this, but ultimately we want to keep puppies that improve upon their parents and progress our breeding program. Generally there are very minor reasons we choose not to keep a puppy.
We also look for homes for females which are retired from breeding. They are typically spayed before going to their new homes. The type of home we are looking for will vary by the age, training, and temperament of the female. Many will still be well suited to hunting homes. We place our retired females so that they continue to have a wonderful quality of life. We simply cannot keep moving forward with our breeding program if we keep every retired female, because as they retire, we must bring in females to keep our breeding program going. Keeping every dog would give us too many to give them each our full attention.
We have no older dogs or puppies available at this time.