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| When it comes to our dogs, we focus on quality, not quantity. We prefer to place our puppies directly into loving and nurturing homes, instead of dealing with pet shops or puppy brokers, as this allows us to get to know those adopting our pups. Many of our dogs come from champion bloodlines, although they do not compete in shows themselves. Instead, our experienced handlers work with every dog and puppy to be well-behaved and suitable for the home and family, not as show dogs. Normally we have a waiting list, but occasionally we do have a few who aren't spoken for. When this occurs, we maintain a list for potential adoptive parents like yourselves. If you are interested in knowing more about any of our puppies, please e-mail Beth or call 903-674-4301. Please use the puppy reference number in your e-mail. |
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| What Are The Reference Numbers For? |
When every puppy is born, we track the time of birth and identify each puppy with a ribbon
and colored bead. These beads stay with the puppies until it is time for them to go to their new
homes. This prevents us from the potential of getting puppies mixed up.
The first number and letter set identifies the father.
The second set identifies the mother.
The single number identifies the number of litters the two parents have had together.
The color is the color of the bead attached to the puppy at birth.
and colored bead. These beads stay with the puppies until it is time for them to go to their new
homes. This prevents us from the potential of getting puppies mixed up.
The first number and letter set identifies the father.
The second set identifies the mother.
The single number identifies the number of litters the two parents have had together.
The color is the color of the bead attached to the puppy at birth.
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