From top left clockwise. (1) Hespy and Rangeley. (2) Tohzil and Allagash. (3) Sefia and Schoodic. (4) Rangeley. (5) Hespy and Echo (6) Rangeley on Jamie’s foot. (7) Tohzil and Schoodic.

Born on June 9th to Apa and Oakley, this is one of our most varied litters to date – A huge variety of colors and combinations. We will add and then continually update photos to our puppies page, but here is a sneak peek of the pups. They turn three weeks old tomorrow!

This is Venus.

He will be 8-weeks old tomorrow. He is the smallest of the litter, and is exceedingly sweet!

The rest of his brothers and sisters (except for one) are going to their new forever homes tomorrow. If you would like more information on Venus, please reach out anytime.

With temperatures reaching the mid 50’s, Apa’s litter was finally able to go play in the snow (and grass, and dirt, and mud). Fun was had by all!

Photos of individual puppies from Apa and Oakley’s December 17th litter are now online. Go to the ‘puppy’ page to see each one.

Great news!

This week we are expecting a litter of puppies – our first in over a year.

This is Apa’s first litter, and she is doing great so far. We will post photos and updates as we have them.

Hello all. Just some updated puppy photos. They were 6  to 6.5 weeks old at the time these were taken, and they absolutely love being outdoors.

And here are some individual photographs as well.

It has been a big week in puppy land. These guys are getting huuuuuge, the largest is nearly six and a half pounds (the smallest is just over 5)! Part of the growth can be contributed to their new diet – which now is being subsidized with 3 meals of puppy food every day. Yum!

After eating, it is customary to get a bath.

and then, to sit down like a hooman.

and finally, nap time!

more food please?

It has been a very quick 3-weeks around here. At this point, all six puppies have quadrupled in weight. Woah! They are all getting quite playful, and will start eating kibble this week. At this point, we will be socializing them more and more as they take longer breaks from Rhubarb.

If you want to identify an individual pup, just roll your mouse over the photo for a caption. You can also click on any photo to enlarge.