Tuon and Lotto's Litter Born 04/17/25

The puppies have been raised indoors and exposed to cats, kids, other dogs, and people. While I have started working with leash training, the puppies will still need basic training and house training once they go home. The puppies will also need more vaccines, which are age-dependent. They received their first set of vaccines on 06/17/25, which included the canine distemper, hepatitis, parainfluenza, and canine parvo (or you can call it the 4 in one). They need boosters and will need a rabies vaccine at 4 months of age. The puppies have also been dewormed every 2 weeks since they turned 2 weeks of age, and had clean fecal floats at the vet's the same day they had their vaccines. It is recommended that you put your puppy on flea, tick, and heartworm prevention medication. 

A lot of planning, thought, and money went into the creation of these wonderful puppies. I have been agonizing over keeping a puppy and spaying Tuon, allowing her to have a second litter or not. I have truly enjoyed the puppies and watching them grow. But it has also had it struggles, finding a suitable stud dog for one was difficult and then making sure the puppies find the perfect homes has been another challenge. I have turned down people that I did not feel could provide a safe and loving home for them. For now I will say that no, I do not have active plans to breed Tuon again. I have been debating between keeping Pink and Light Blue Collar. As much as my heart wants to keep them, I think that if the perfect homes are found, I will probably not keep a puppy this time.