Our 2 new kittens ❤️
Meet our cats Jasper and Frodo ❤️
They love napping and 🎣 fishing
They love napping and 🎣 fishing
Our Goat Copper
We milk her twice a day and get a gallon of milk for our dogs and puppies. She’s a 2 year cross.
Copper is the sweetest girl
Her best friend is one of our rabbits 🐇 who escapes to visit her daily before returning to his rabbit friends
We milk her twice a day and get a gallon of milk for our dogs and puppies. She’s a 2 year cross.
Copper is the sweetest girl
Her best friend is one of our rabbits 🐇 who escapes to visit her daily before returning to his rabbit friends
Our Rabbits ❤️
Our Rabbit babies ❤️
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About Us |
Jessie and UrbanI fell in love with the newfoundland breed as a child. I grew up with our first newfoundland Demi. My family has owned newfoundlands for over 18 years. Growing up with newfoundlands made me realize how amazing they are. I've always loved the breed and when I considered breeding I wanted to do it to improve the breed not just add to the population. I knew health testing was a must and not doing it would be irresponsible. I love the newfoundland breed and I don't wan't to see any dog suffer. I know breeding isn't an exact science but by health testing it limits the chances of hereditary defects. Between healh clearances and Selection I breed to the AKC breed standard for health and temperament
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Jessie and Urban
I've alway been big on health clearances because my family had a newfoundland that suffered from Hip dysplasia, unfortunately the breeder was not forth coming on genetics in the pedigree and dysplasia decided to pop up. He made an excellent pet but his diagnosis of dysplasia dampened all hopes of showing and possibly breeding him in the Future. He was neutered and lived out his life as a pet but at a year old he should not of suffered from dysplasia. I know dysplasia is both hereditary and environmental but his was hereditary. Over the years I have spent countless hours studying pedigree's, health clearances, and titles to ensure health of future generations. In 2014 I started showing in AKC and UKC conformation, in 2015 we had our own champion Dyer Lake's- Love's Poetic Justice CGC CGA CGCU NTD ITD we are so proud of her.
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Gracie 3 months oldWhen people think of showing a lot of pet owners don't care about it. But they don't realize that showing is to evaluate future breeding stock. When a dog is shown he or she is being judged by the written breed standard. It ensures dogs are being bred to breed standard so they can do what they were bred to do. Showing takes a lot of time and preparation.
I’m a vet tech and I’ve taken AKC breeder education courses. |
