FAQ & Policies FAQ15 - Show Quality Puppy
FAQ15. Are there any differences in this information if we want a show dog?
A. Yes, please contact us and we will gladly discuss the information. You will still be required to fill out our wait list application and visit us as first steps in the process.
"Jay is a real dog lover...more than a business man. Each dog becomes his personal pet. Our dog is skittish, but as soon as she sees Jay, she charges forward. He is really committed to his kennel, which is a first class operation. Any dog owner should be totally comfortable leaving a prized family member there." -Donald Dwight |
"Shroeder made his nursing home debut yesterday. I took him up for about an hour and he was a hit! I wish you could have seen him with one resident named John. John is a retired fire-fighter and has had a stroke leaving one side of his body paralyzed. He is in a wheelchair. He used his good hand to pat Shroeder and the little guy was just as gentle as could be! |
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The breeding of our next litter is planned for April 2010 and is expected to be a Striker x Jada breeding, you can read about both dogs on our website. If you are interested in an Airedale puppy from the upcoming litter please fill out the wait list questionnaire and email it to us. We do not currently have any adults available.
| It's Dog Day At The Fairgrounds |
| By Linnea Anderson After a hot Saturday morning on the job, Luke lay down, rolled over and stuck his paws in the air. The antics of the 8-year-old Vizsla dog during his obedience routine drew a round of applause from amused spectators at the Rutland Valley Kennel Club match. Afterward, the dog got a light-hearted talking-to. “What did we learn today?” Lesli Hyland of Brandon asked her pet. “We learned you can lie down in the ring and get applause. It was cute. It was very cute.” |
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