6 weeks stacked shots

[Romance]

the new owners can give them what ever call name they want but their registered names are chosen by me. and because i keep the pups here until 12 weeks to ensure proper socialization, and start them on house training and basic obedience they are given temporary call names, new owners can change them if they want to but many just keep the call names the pups started with.

[critter crazy]

the new owners can give them what ever call name they want but their registered names are chosen by me. and because i keep the pups here until 12 weeks to ensure proper socialization, and start them on house training and basic obedience they are given temporary call names, new owners can change them if they want to but many just keep the call names the pups started with.

Ahhh...Thanks!!

[RedyreRotties]

Beautiful puppies. Just beautiful. Best of luck with them.

[chocolatepuppy]

What gorgeous puppies!

[mike001]

What great looking puppies. I love baby shepherds at 6 weeks when the ears start standing. Looks like they will have nice strong ears, most are almost up.They are really cute, I looked at the link to your pictures, what a lovely pair of dogs. Do you own both? I love the pink flowery border, course pink is my favourite colour. Is this your first litter?

[Romance]

Thank You. Yes I own both sire and dam. Titled them myself too. Yes my first breeding of my own line, but growing up my dad bred rough collies and labs (not together) mom bred toy poodles and grand parents bred springers. I assisted in a lot of those breedings. I'm very pleased with this litter. largest pup is 15lbs smallest is 14. so far everything i hoped to achieve with this breeding is right on target.

[Grace]

I know from nothing about breeding dogs, or stacking. However, I would be hard pressed to give up any of yours or Nicole's white pups.

They are so darn cute. Thank you for sharing with us.

[mike001]

Lol---when I got to the part about breeding collies and labs I was thinking byb until I finished the sentence.
Guess you aren't new to the breeding field then. Those weights are great, ears perked up already....wish I was in the market for a new dog.