The puppies are here!!! After all the festivities of Christmas, no time to rest as Express decided to have her puppies all night Dec. 26, 2011!. She had 6 babies! 3 yellows and 3 blacks. 2 males and 4 females. We have a black male puppy and black female puppy available.

The sire is Kelsey's Circuit Breaker (Mr. Whyte) and our black girl Remington's Rcky Mtn. Express. Deposits are now being accepted. Pups will be ready to go home in February. They will have their first shots and been dewormed. We raise our pups inside where they are handled and exposed to household noises. Inquiries are welcome.

                                                                                                                       
                                                            Sire of litter: Kelsey's Circuit Breaker ( Mr. Whyte)                                                                                        Dam of litter: Remington's Express

                                                                          

                                               

                                                                                The puppies are getting big! They will be 6 weeks old Feb. 6. 2012  One black male and one black female available**

                                                                     

Last year's Winter Litter 2010

                 

All of our breeding dogs are OFA/Penn on their hips/elbows and eyes cleared by CERF. Our lines include many show champions as well as Master Hunter titled dogs so that we keep the dual purpose lines going. Puppies are born and raised inside, and socialized around kids, cats and other dogs as well as lots of noises in a daily household. They are also exposed to different surfaces, taken for car rides and been in crates and agility tunnels! We spend alot of time with our puppies and they get a high quality diet, which includes kibble, fresh meat, fresh eggs and goat's milk. They will be wormed and have their first shots before going home at 8 weeks of age. We will post the announcement of our next litter when we have more details. Inquiries are welcome. Pet puppies are sold on limited registration and new owners must have a fenced in backyard. Below are pictures of previous puppies.      

Kibble we feed our pups:         Iams Puppy Food ( not large breed puppy)         
                                                EaglePack Puppy Food
                                                Kirkland Lamb and Rice or Chicken Adult
                                                
Kibble that are fed to our adults: Blue Buffalo Lamb Adult
                                                    Pro Plan Select Turkey/Beef
                                                    Eagle Pack Power
                                                    Eukanuba Labrador Retriever Formula
                                                
Our adult dogs get a rotation of fresh raw meaty bones, home cooked meat, veggies and rice mix, fresh green tripe and kibble on alternative days. Supplements include Vit. C, E, fish oil, vegetable oil, kelp and Nupro. This rotation has worked out well for the dogs.   

Typical home made mix is usually 1/3-1/3-1/3 mix of cooked hamburger, turkey, chicken or fish to steamed brown rice, quinoa, barley flakes or oat flakes, pureed veggies include-squash, romaine lettuce, apples, parsley, carrots, sweet potatoes, bell pepper, cucumber, cabbage, collards, green beans, kale, celery and spinach.

There are several raw feeder groups on Arizona. Here is a couple links of the groups I order food from:

Tucson Raw Feeders Group

http://www.tucsonraw.com/

http://greentripe.com/

In Phoenix but orders can be delivered to Tucson

http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/RedAngelRaw/

http://www.azrawbones.com/order/

Kibble rotation is due to changes in formula by manufacture. What works now may not work once the manufacture changes the formula due to increase cost or availability in ingredients or recalls. If your dog is getting hotspots, ear infections or licks his paws, consider a change in diet. Also, during our hot summers here, I reduce the protein levels and feed less raw meat and fish oils.