 | 1321.Puppies in group pictures togetherThis album has and will have as they grow pictures of the pups playing together, having fun and sleeping together after a long day. These first ones and the first 24 hours of there lives. | |
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 | 1322.Blue Tri FemaleThis is my favorite little girl right now I love her markings. She is such a sweetie and very active as well. Made picture taking very hard to do:) She was born last at 7:17 pm on April 19, 2016. She is on Breeder HOLD for now. Excited to see how she grows. | |
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 | 1323.Blue Tri MaleThis is the only male with the coloring like his mom. He has more white then the other boys. He is a good size boy and very strong and moves around a lot. He has a really neat blue pattern across his back and sides. Come back and watch this baby grow. | |
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 | 1324.Blue tri female ON HOLDThis is the first girl born and she is a cutie for sure as well. love her markings and she reminds me of her Momma Millie. She is on HOLD at this time will let everyone know if that changes. | |
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 | 1325.Black Tri Male "Dom"This is our only black tri in the litter. He is the biggest puppy right now. He moves around a lot and very active little guy. He was the second puppy born at 5:06 pm on April 19,2006. | |
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 | 1326.Blue Tri Male "Roman"This male is just a cutie and was the first puppy born. He was born at 4:29 pm on April 19, 2016. He is solid blue except a spot on right shoulder, and four white paws. He is just so kissable. We will be adding a name so easier to track here soon. | |
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| 1327.The BLACK is BEAUTIFUL LitterBorn April 18, 2016
5 Males / 2 Females
Black Tri's and Black Bi colors
American Hairless Terrier x Rat Terrier = an outcross to diversify the AHT gene pool. With this being the first generation AHT/RT cross (F1), all puppies will have hair, but carry a gene for hairlessness. We expect this litter to be the Tuxedo pattern | |
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| 1329.Bella/Boyddue June 14th 2016, expecting small miniatures primarily solid/tuxedo type markings, tri or bi any color possible.
AKC registered litter
PLL Clear by parentage (both parents are clear)
Bella pics coming.. | |
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| 1330.Current Puppies AvailableBorn - Easter Sunday, March 27, 2016
American Hairless Terrier Litter
KVK's Three Piece Suit X Streaking Bare Shandymonium | |
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| 1331.BLACK ARAUCANA LFThe current North American standard calls for a chicken that is rumpless (missing their last vertebrae and lacking a tail), possesses ear-tufts (feathers that grow out from near the birds' ears), and lays blue eggs. In the United States and Canada, muffs, beards, and tails are all disqualifications. It is not an easy bird to produce because the tufts are a lethal gene. It is best to use 1 parent that has double tufts bred to a clean faced bird so you will have more live chicks. Some double tufted chicks die in the shell because of the lethal gene.
For all the hard work involved, when you raise them, it is such a joy to see the quality chick with double tufts hatched. I love the beautiful green sheen on my birds. | |
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| 1332.American Buff OrpingtonsOrpington chickens reached America by 1891. In 1903 William Cook himself brought over a large importation and showed them in America. Farmers of the mid-western states favored the Buff Orpington chicken for its generally superior table-qualities, and its unique color – different than most general-purpose breeds. Orpingtons continued to boom until the poultry industry experienced a depression about 1912.
The qualities that won all the Orpington chicken varieties recognition were fast rate of growth, excellent egg production, and excellent table-quality. Historically, Orpington chickens made excellent broilers weighing 2 to 2.5 lbs at 8-10 weeks of age, excellent roasting chickens at 5 months of age, and excellent old fowl for the table as well. They are first-rate layers of large light to dark brown eggs. In fact, they were entered into the first egg-laying contest, held at the North Yorkshire farm of Simon Hunter of Northallerton, England, in 1887.
Orpington chickens were recognized by the American Poultry Association as a standard bred in four varieties: Buff, 1902; Black, 1905; White, 1905; and Blue, 1923. Males weigh 10lbs, females 8 lbs. | |
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| 1333.ENGLISH CHOCOLATE CUCKOO ORPINGTONSA barred pattern over chocolate. Some are single barred and look darker, double barred birds have more white and will appear lighter.
When using them for breeding it is good to understand the genetics.
A Chocolate rooster over single barred hens will give you sex link chicks. All female chicks will be chocolate. | |
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| 1334.ENGLISH CHOCOLATE ORPINGTONSThe Orpington was created by Mr. William Cook in the 1800’s. Since their introduction, many new colors have become available. In the late 1900’s, the British geneticist Dr. Clive Carefoot was able to observe and describe the chocolate gene in Orpingtons. The Chocolate gene is sex-linked. Hens with the chocolate gene always display chocolate color while roosters require 2 copies of the chocolate gene to show the chocolate color. Roosters with one copy of the chocolate gene do not appear chocolate. | |
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 | 1335.Mockingjay litter-One Week oldPuppies are doing well. Wasn't sure about the Primrose (the tiny girl) as she had a rough couple of first days. She is doing better now & is feisty! | |
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