About Our Dogs

About Our Dogs

Over the years people have often wondered how I can possibly manage the amount of dogs and puppies I have.  The purpose of this web page is to provide you with a little insight on the theories I use when raising my pups from birth all the way into adulthood.

I have a special unit where my pregnant Mama's stay until a few weeks after the pups are born.  There are several reasons why I have this method.  First, I have a lot of visitors coming in and out of my house on a weekly basis. People do not realize that they can pick up diseases anywhere! I want to make sure these newborns are kept in the most sanitary conditions.  The other reason I do this is for the bitches' stress level.  I want to keep the environment as quiet and relaxing as possible.  However, when I feel that it is safe between 2 and 4 weeks of age, I let these beautiful pups into my office.  Here, interaction occurs with my family members and very close friends.  From 4 to 6 weeks I am more lenient because they have received their first shots.  They spend more time in my office, in my specially designed office pens.  From 6 to 8 weeks they come in and romp around in my house, on my deck and in the yard until they go to their new forever homes.  This method allows for plenty of socialization and the beginning stages of basic training!

My adults also have a unique system that I have designed for them.  Each dog has a rotating house schedule. This means that ALL of our dogs have a chance to be in the house.  I also work with each one whether they are in the kennel or in my home.  Depending on the individual dog, their personality, etc. will determine the type of training that particular dog will undergo.

I would like to share with you various pictures from throughout the years. Hopefully they will show you the way my dogs live, and beliefs I use in regards to all my fur babies. 
 

Pictures below are from our new place, taken during our first 5 years.
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We have a few pictures below from our old places.

   

 

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