Image showing Canine Uterine Horns with 10 pups. Breeding back to back heats with dams has been a topic of heavy discussion in the past; but with the help of research we are able to confidently say that skipping heats is no longer best practice for dams optimal health, for several reasons. Firstly, when you look at the reproductive and nursing cycle of a dog and their healing needs, its fairly comparable to a human having a baby every 2 years or so. While we emphasize that dogs are not humans, I think that as an analogy, this can be quite helpful to some who find initial mental resistance wit ..read more

The guardian program is designed to benefit everyone involved, the puppy, the guardian home, and us. We are so thankful for our guardian homes and are always looking for amazing families that are interested, so that we can continue the successful way our breeding program works without ever needing to kennel raise a dog. Our Guardian Families receive a puppy from us, and are compensated for being a part of our program. Our parent dogs retire with their forever family after their time in our program is complete. We choose our future breeding dogs very carefully, and only those with qualities th ..read more

History shows the Parti Poodle as the original poodle. When describing, drawing and painting poodles from the 1400s to 1800s the color was most often parti-colored. In fact, the first ever dog book for the United States of America has a parti-colored poodle for "The Poodle". So pre early to mid 1900s a parti colored poodle was what people automatically thought of when they thought poodle. In the early 1900's solid became the preferred color, and the popularity made its way into the United States. Why are Parti Poodles called Parti Poodles? A parti-colored dog has a white based coat and distin ..read more