Please be mindful that although I have a license to sell puppies, this is not a pet store... it is my home. All the puppies we sell have been to our Veterinarian for shots and a full health examination. The puppies below are available for you to take to a loving home.
If you would like to have one of your own, please contact us.
DOB : June 8, 2013
Gender : Female
Vaccine : 2x
Dewormed : Yes
Tattoo : Yes
STBM : On Process
These puppies are no longer available, sorry! They have been sold. These pictures should give you an idea of how some puppies may look as they get a little older. Please visit our Nursery to see Available Puppies.
DOB : July 03, 2009
We love email & phone call! Please contact us where we will be pleased to answer any questions you may have about our dogs.
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MINIATURE SCHNAUZER
We have some of the best Miniature Schnauzers you won't find anywhere. We have a champion male stud and several others on their way to becoming champions. They are available for studs for approved bitches only.
2006 INA.CH.Britain von Magnifica
Date of Birth : April 19, 2005
Color/Markings : Light Salt & Pepper
Sire : Charlotte's Amazing Chester
Dam : Carlita von Noe Noe
Britain is an adorable miniature schnauzer with charismatic personality and gorgeous coat. He is a champion schnauzer with a good temperament and health. He meets most standards for the breed with his sport type body.
BEAGLE
Finding a beagle stud dog has never been simpler. Phax is a proven stud, and improves every girl he is bred to. Phax exemplifies the Beagle breed by being mellow, quiet, and great with children. He passes these qualities to his offspring.
Triple Two's Angelwings Phax (SOLD)
Date of Birth : June 17, 2006
Color/Markings : Tricolor
Qualities : Champion Bloodlines
Sire : INA.CH.Caesar's Sebastian
Dam : Triple Two's Amour Bonie
Stud fees vary between breeds and may even differ between stud owners of the same breed. For more information or to set up an appointment please contact us.
To see some pictures of each litters, just click here.
Background : Hound group. Originated in Germany for hunting badgers.
Life Expectancy : Up to 16 years.
Coat Type : Three types : short and dense; long, silky hair with fine undercoat; hard, wiry outercoat with fine undercoat. Moderate shedder.
Grooming Requirements : Varies from daily to weekly brushing. Professional grooming required for wirehair and longhair.
Size : Two sizes. Miniature, up to 5 kg at one year of age. Standard, from 7-15 kg.
Exercise Needs : Three walks totaling 45 minutes per day. Adjusts well to any living conditions.
Temperament : Moderate to high energy level. Clever, lively, courageous, bold. Independent and stubborn. Good with other pets and older. Considerate children, reserved with strangers. Quite barky. Excellent
watchdog.
Health Problems : Prone to spinal disc problems (Dachshund paralysis) and can develop heart disease, urinary tract problems, and diabetes. Dachshunds have a tendency to become overweight and lazy. This is a serious health risk, putting added strain on the back.
Living Conditions : Good for apartment living. They are fairly active indoors and will do okay without a yard.
Background : Hound group. Originated in England as a hunting dog.
Life Expectancy : 12-15 years.
Coat Type : Short, dense. Medium shedder.
Grooming Requirements : Brush weekly.
Size : Two sizes. 10 to 13 inches (25-33 cm) at shoulder, weighing 8-9 kg and 13 to 15 inches (33-38 cm), weighing 9-14 kg.
Exercise Needs : Four exercise periods totaling 80 minute per day, including the occasional run. Can adjust to both city and country living.
Temperament : Moderate energy level. good natured, cheerful, gentle and eager to please. Loves everyone. Independent, inquisitive, curious, loves to roam and follow scent. Excellent with other pets and children. Average watchdog.
Health Problems : Some lines can be prone to heart disease, epilepsy, eye and back problems. Also prone to chondroplasia, aka dwarfism (warped front legs, like a Basset's).
Living Conditions : Beagles will do okay in an apartment if they get plenty of chances to be outdoors. They are very active indoors and a small yard will be sufficient.
Background : Terrier group. Originally bred in Germany as ratter.
Life Expectancy : 12-14 years.
Coat Type : Double-coated. Harsh wiry outercoat with softer undercoat. Low shedder.
Grooming Requirements : Brushing 3 times per week with professional clipping every 2 months. May be hand stripped by groomer.
Size : Ideally 12-14 inches (30-36 cm) high at shoulder. May weigh from 6-9 kg.
Exercise Needs : Four periods totaling at least 1 hour per day. equally adaptable to city and country.
Temperament : High energy level, inquisitive and playful. Hardy, robust, stubborn and fearless. Alert and spunky, not a mellow lap dog. Generally good with other pets, but can be territorial. Good with children. Very keen watchdog.
Health Problems : This is usually a healthy breed. Although some are prone to suffer from kidney stones, liver disease, skin disorders, von Willebrand's disease, diabetes, liver ailments and cysts. Also hereditary eye problems. Eyes of breeding stock should be checked for this. Do not overfeed the Schnauzer, for he tends to gain weight easily.
Living Conditions : The Miniature Schnauzer is a good dog for apartment life. It is fairly active indoors and will do okay without a yard.
Background : Toy group. Originated in Mexico as companion.
Life Expectancy : 12-15 years.
Coat Type : Two types. Long & short. Single or double coat. Moderate shedder.
Grooming Requirements : Brush weekly.
Size : Up to 8 inches (20 cm) tall. Weight not to exceed 3 kg.
Exercise Needs : Three periods of exercise totaling 45 minutes per day. Not fond of outdoors. Ideal apartment dog.
Temperament : Moderate energy level. Alert, curious, lively and highly bonded to owner. Loves to snuggle. Sometimes very noisy. Can be hard to house-train. Must be socialized at an early age. Quite fragile. Best with older children. Must be protected from cold. Excellent watchdog.
Health Problems : Because of his short nose, the Chihuahua tends to wheeze and snore. His prominent eyes are susceptible to corneal dryness and secondary glaucoma. Prone to slipped stifle, gum problems, colds, stress, and rheumatism. Don't let him lick or eat toxic products, fertilizer or chocolate. Feed lightly as it tends to gain weight. Chihuahua puppies are born with large heads, frequently necessitating cesarean deliveries by a skilled veterinarian. They are vulnerable to fractures and other accidents in puppyhood. Some of the breed have a molera, an unclosed section of the skull which can remain open throughout life. This makes the dog prone to injury.
Living Conditions : The Chihuahua hates the cold and may shiver. It will tolerate and even appreciate a warm sweater on cooler days. They are good little dogs for apartment life.
Background : Terrier Group. Originated in Scotland to hunt vermin.
Life Expectancy : 14 years or more.
Coat Type : Double coat. Outer coat consists of straight, hard hair. Low shedder.
Grooming Requirements : Brushing 3 times per week. Professional clipping required 4-6 times per year. May be hand stripped.
Size : Males ideally 11 inches (28cm) high at shoulder. Females ideally 10 inches (25cm) high. Can weigh up to 10 kg.
Exercise Needs : Three periods totaling about 45 minutes per day. Good in both city & country conditions.
Temperament : High energy level. Feisty, bold and assertive, comical and playful. Charming, cheerful, alert, courageous, hardy. Not as stubborn as many terriers, but still quite independent. Good with everyone, accepting to other animals, but can be scrappy with other dogs.
Health Problems : Most are fairly healthy. Some are prone to chronic skin problems, Perthe's disease (hip problems), hernias, liver disease, and jawbone calcification.
Living Conditions : West Highland White Terriers are suitable for people in towns and cities as well as in the country. They are very active indoors and will do okay without a yard.
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