What you can expect we will be doing when we are raising puppies:
In the first day of life we will be doing Early Neurological Stimulation to give these puppies the right start.
A few days after the puppies are born, dew claws will be removed and tails docked.
As the puppies start getting active we will be doing a combination of The Rule of 7s and Puppy Culture .
Temperament testing using the Avidog testing & evaluation system
Structure evaluation using Pat Hastings litter evaluation method
You can expect the puppies will be exposed to:
->A variety of challenging obstacles/equipment/toys
->Sound Socializing with a variety of noises through either direct exposure or CDs
->Introduction to the starter pistol for the budding hunter
->Introduction to birds
->Use of a dog door with a separate potty area from their play area to encourage clean potty habits
->Adult dogs (in addition to mom) who are very appropriate to work on socializing skills
->Recall starter training with a whistle
->Introduction to crate training
->Huge start on meeting the 100 different people before the age of 3 month old
->Most every room in our home - spending time in different area with different flooring/smells and sounds
->Clicker training introduction
We also use the Nomograph test offered by the University of Wisconsin to determine the appropriate time to start vaccinating the puppies. The test will let us know when they will lose their immunity from viruses they received from their mom's colostrum milk. When we receive the report, we will then follow the appropriate vaccination schedule for that litter.
In the first day of life we will be doing Early Neurological Stimulation to give these puppies the right start.
A few days after the puppies are born, dew claws will be removed and tails docked.
As the puppies start getting active we will be doing a combination of The Rule of 7s and Puppy Culture .
Temperament testing using the Avidog testing & evaluation system
Structure evaluation using Pat Hastings litter evaluation method
You can expect the puppies will be exposed to:
->A variety of challenging obstacles/equipment/toys
->Sound Socializing with a variety of noises through either direct exposure or CDs
->Introduction to the starter pistol for the budding hunter
->Introduction to birds
->Use of a dog door with a separate potty area from their play area to encourage clean potty habits
->Adult dogs (in addition to mom) who are very appropriate to work on socializing skills
->Recall starter training with a whistle
->Introduction to crate training
->Huge start on meeting the 100 different people before the age of 3 month old
->Most every room in our home - spending time in different area with different flooring/smells and sounds
->Clicker training introduction
We also use the Nomograph test offered by the University of Wisconsin to determine the appropriate time to start vaccinating the puppies. The test will let us know when they will lose their immunity from viruses they received from their mom's colostrum milk. When we receive the report, we will then follow the appropriate vaccination schedule for that litter.
DAM is "TORI" also known as BOSS GCH Am/Int'l CH Sokoldalu's Totally Torrific First Lady of Tierah CGC. You can click HERE or on her photo to take you to her page where you can see more photos, read about her accomplishments, and find a link to her pedigree and her health clearances.
We expect these puppies to have the ability to be accomplished in the field or any other performance events area that interest you. Both dogs are extremely biddable and have been well decorated in the show ring. We recently have had one puppy unexpectantly become available for placement. If you are interested in being screened for this puppy, please contact us at carla@nwi.net
