November 2014 – Elkhorn Mountain Saints

Hi! I know it’s been so long since I’ve posted…almost four months. Things have been busy here, but I’m happy to share with you some updated photos of the litter we’ve had in March. I’ve finally contacted a few of the puppies’ owners and asked for some photos of their babies. I’ve loved how the puppies have turned out, and can’t believe the variety!
I’m planning on breeding again once Goldie is ready…this should probably be around January or February, which means we will have puppies near April. Please don’t hesitate to contact me if you’re interested in a pup around then. Lately I’ve been corresponding with a few people thinking about purchasing a puppy in the near future, and I’ve really enjoyed being able to discuss the dogs with them.

The first here is Chewie. Chewie went to a good home in Billings. He was one of the first to be sold, and as you can see is definitely an eye-catcher. He has a coat unlike any of the other puppies–it’s just beautiful, big dark splotches outlined with black. I hear he’s a quiet sweety, too, and very obedient. These pictures were taken in July, when he was 75 pounds, so I’m sure he’s much bigger now. Isn’t he adorable??

Next, we have Nonni. Nonnie went to a family in Missoula. She was nearly our biggest pup, the alpha of the litter. So smart! She has turned out to be ( in her owner’s words) Goldie’s “mini me!” I hear she keeps her family on their toes, but they love her. I still can’t get over how much she looks/acts like Goldie. This is the photo of her right after she graduated from obedience class. I bet she graduated with honors!

Last, but not least, we have Koby. Koby was our last puppy to sell, as well as being the smallest in the litter. He moved to Bozeman. But like Nonni, he is all brains. He seems to be a mix of both Goldie and Bomber, with Bomber’s face and coloring, but with Goldie’s intelligence. I hear he is doing well, is a very sweet boy, and just loves his new mommy. Isn’t he a handsome boy? I love his face.