PUPPIES IN TRAINING

Some families will be amazing, loving, permanent homes - providing all the love and care a dog could ever hope for - but they just do not have time for the early stages of training.  These families are good prospects for our darling, intermediate puppies! 

Our puppies in training are still young, 100% precious, and ready for adventure.  They are still learning - but have been in training and have some manners and some skills!

*The amount of training each puppy has will depend upon age, so we have details below!

"MOTION DENIED"

Female. Available!
Motion Denied is a spectacular girl with all the flash!  A flashy, plush-coated wolf-sable with an open mask and double-blue eyes, she has lovely structure and beautiful movement.  Motion was born on January 29 and is ready for placement as soon as we find her perfect family match. 

Charting in the mid-standard range, she is an "F3", with her Sire being an F2 (second generation) and her Dam being F2 (second generation.)  She has a sweet, sassy, inquisitive, playful temperament.   Vet examinations are done and she is deemed fit and healthy!

Training: 
She is fully crate-trained and sleeps through the night without accidents; doing well with day-time potty training; is doing great with leash training, though it isn't her favorite thing yet; she has logged over 16 hours of crated, vehicle travel time; and is learning basic puppy etiquette - manners and early commands.

Just a darling lovebug!  Feel free to contact us for photos, videos, and to discuss Motion in more detail. 

"NO FURTHER QUESTIONS"

Male. Available!
RunAmok No Further Questions ("Quest") is a darling, plush-coated white and black piebald with double blue eyes.  He is charting in the upper miniature or small standard range.  Happy, silly, and playful!

Born February 16, 2022, he has passed his well-puppy exams.  Fit, healthy and ready for placement as soon as we find his right family match! 

Training: 
Quest is a few weeks younger than Motion, so she obviously has a bit of a jump-start in the training department.  Quest is coming along nicely though with crate training and sleeping through the night; doing quite well on daytime potty-training; is familiar with the collar and leash and also learning leash etiquette; he has logged over 12 hours of crated, vehicle travel time; and learning basic puppy etiquette. A precious, fun-loving boy! Contact us to discuss Quest in more detail.