Puppies

We have decided to wait until spring 2009 for Puppies. We talked about it and even though we have a waiting list we would only be breeding for someone else and not for us.This is not why we breed. Fall is the best season for these dogs. They love to hunt and Bob wants to go to a few Field Trials.To breed one would mean that they would be out for the season and again this is not fair to the girls or us. Early Spring is perfect for puppies as we can't train and we will have the time to spoil the babies. Jenny is due in season in January and Dancer in February. Because we skipped this year we "May "have two litters in 2009. Please note we have friends that we can refer you to if you would rather not wait. PLEASE E-MAIL FOR A INTERVIEW. woodbineess@fairpoint.net FOR more information on this litter 2007 LITTER Click here.

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The Woodbine breeding philosophy centers around breeding hunting dogs who can live in the home as the family pet/hunting dog. Bob and Elsie have a strict puppy placement policy--they only place puppies in homes where they, themselves, would feel comfortable visiting. Elsie's worst fear for the pups is that they might someday end up at a shelter or a puppy mill. Because of these fears their puppy contract states that they welcome all puppies back at any point in their lifetime. The pups health is covered in the contract as well.

All of the dogs used for the breeding program at Woodbine have, at a minimum, OFA certified hips, annual eye (CERF) exams, and proof of PFK normal / non-carrier status. * Please note New policy as of 2007 for all personal dogs we keep in our breeding program . We will OFA Hips, Elbows, Patella's, Thyroid , PFK, PRA. and Cardiac .We will continue to Cerf all annually. Woodbine puppies are sold on AKC Limited Registration and a contract detailing the steps necessary to switch a dog to AKC Full registration or a spay/neuter contract. All pups have a complete physical and first vaccination by the Fryeburg Veterinary hospital at eight weeks. Between seven and ten weeks the litter will be taken to a Veterinary Ophthalmologist to have eye exams. Puppies usually go to their new homes at eight to ten weeks.

If you are interested in a puppy from an upcoming litter, please contact us to begin the interview process.

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