Litters/ Available

After a long hiatus from breeding I am planning my first litter in over 4 years. Jazzy has been bred to Moo September 26,27 with puppies hopefully arriving the end of November. This is a much anticipated sport dog breeding from two very proven and accomplished agility lines. A wait list has been started and is most likely full at this time. Deposits won't be taken until the litter is on the ground.

"Jazzy" Crystal Peaks Country Charm OCC OJC OAC TG-N TN-N (NADAC agility titles in three trials) RS-E JS-E-O GS-E(ASCA Agility titles very close to ATCH, ASCA Finals participant)
NAJ, (AKC agility titles two trials)
MDR-1 • Normal/Normal
PHA •Negative
HSF4 • Normal
CEA • Normal/ Normal
DM • Normal/Normal
CMR-1 • Normal/Normal
OFA Hips •Excellent
OFA Elbows • Normal
OFA Cardiac Normal

Jazzy 2025 ASCA Agility Finalist

was bred September 2025 to
"Moo" HiTail'N Moovin and Groovin RS-E GS-E JS-E AAD AD AJ AS AG RCH TM-BRONZE

MDR-1 • Normal/Normal
PHA •Negative
HSF4 • Clear
CEA • Clear
DM • Normal/Normal
CMR-1 • Normal/Normal
OFA Hips • Excellent
OFA Elbows • Normal

Moo

Our puppies are kept with their siblings until about 9-10 weeks of age. We find they become better, well adjusted adults when kept with their litter mates for longer than 6 to 8 weeks. They learn valuable lessons from each other, in this extra time period, that will enhance their temperament, and overall well-being as an adult. At 8 weeks of age they have a lot of things done and puppy placements are not really determined until after all these happen. A Physical exam by a veterinarian is done to ensure health. Eye exams by a certified canine ophthalmologist is performed to be sure of no eye defects. Temperament tests are performed by a separate unknown to the puppies person at an unfamiliar location to get the best idea of the type of temperaments we are dealing with. A structure evaluation is also performed by a third party breed judge to determine strengths and weaknesses structurally.

Starting at about three weeks of age they are started on their first food. A ground dog food and goats milk gruel. As they get older they are fed less milk and more soaked dog food until they are eating what the adults eat.

By the time they are six weeks of age they will have ridden in the car several brief times and will have been exposed to a harness. Socialization is extensive with exposure to different surfaces, stimuli, and people. I loosely follow puppy culture protocol adjusted to what I have found works best for me to produce a confident, resilient happy puppy. I am an agility instructor and they will be exposed to a wide variety of people and puppy social dogs as they are ready for them. Every week after week 3 I gradually expand their puppy living environment. This allows them to be exposed to new sometimes scary things which builds resilience and the ability to react to stressful things in a positive manner. They learn to use a doggie door and to go out to go potty at a young age. They are raised in the house with all the chaos that entails. I play desensitization play lists when appropriate age wise of thunder, fireworks, sirens, gunshots ect while they are eating to help prevent those phobias. I live on 15 acres and puppy rambles on the property with baby recalls and learning to follow along will be a part of their last few weeks with me. We highly recommend continuing this socialization in a puppy class after getting your puppy. If the puppy for any reason does not work out we are to be notified and the puppy/dog is to return to us for placement.

2 boys 2 girls

6 weeks old

The puppies emerging immune system will not be mature until at least 4 months of age. Maternal antibodies passed from mom will help protect them for the first several months and interfere with the effectiveness of vaccines. Gentle exposure to the environment and its resident germs will further help them develop their immune system for natural protection. Combination Vaccines have a very detrimental effect on this fragile immune system because the exposure is not a natural route that viruses usually enter the body and so many different types overwhelm the developing immune system. We do not recommend Combination vaccinations. Single parvo and distemper vaccines separated by several weeks following Dr. Dodds vaccine protocol of core vaccines is a better protocol to follow. If you would like further information on our vaccine philosophy feel free to contact us.