JANUARY 2010 - 29 PUPPIES HAVE ARRIVED !!!

Today February 8th was our first hot tub party.....and NO we didn't like it....but we are much cleaner !!!

Belle's LITTER - Born January 10, 2010

Girls	Boys
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Pebble's LITTER - Born January 12, 2010

Girls	Boys
click to magnify PA-$1600 click to magnify PB Sold click to magnify PC Sold click to magnify PD-$1600 click to magnify PE Sold	click to magnify PF Sold click to magnify PG Sold click to magnify PH-$1600 click to magnify PI Sold click to magnify PJ-$1600 click to magnify PK Sold

Koko's LITTER - Born January 10, 2010

Girls	Boys
click to magnify KA-$1600 click to magnify KB Sold click to magnify KC Sold click to magnify KD Sold click to magnify KE Sold click to magnify KF-$1600 click to magnify KG Sold click to magnify KH Sold	click to magnify KI-$1600

Puppy buyers beware!!

Before purchasing a Berner puppy ask the breeder to show you certificates for both parents for the following genetic tests:

• Hip and elbow – certificate issued by OFA, OVC or Penn hip
• Eyes – known as CERF
• Heart - Cardiac
• VWD – von Willebrand’s Disease

If any Bernese Mountain Dog breeder cannot produce these certificates look elsewhere for your pup. Many breeders don't do these tests because of the costs involved, or their dog(s) may or have failed or just don't care. Make sure you care!!!

All our adult dogs have undergone and passed genetic testing for hips and elbows, eyes, cardiac, and von Willebrand's Disease (blood clotting disorder) to give your puppy the best chance for a healthy life.  Certificates available upon request.

Canadian born Purebred – definition of:

"To be considered a purebred, both parents of the puppy must be registered with the CKC.  It is the seller's responsibility to uphold Federal law and provide the new owner with a certificate of registration within six months of the date of sale." ( from the Canadian Kennel Club Website).  Many breeders claim their puppies are purebreds but do not have the registrations for the parents to support this or have a ‘limited’ registration which means they cannot register the pups as purebreds.  Be sure to purchase your puppy from a CKC registered kennel and confirm that your pup will be registered as a purebred with the CKC.