Ashby Acres Puppies

12/16/2020

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I am raising money to build kennels for our Bernese Mountain Dogs and puppies. We need 6 kennels, a whelping room, laundry room, room to wash dogs and ...

11/17/2020

This is why we do what we do! Ashby Acres LOVES being able to bring so much happiness and joy to people!!!!

10/15/2020

Yukon, Obsidian, Amethyst, Diamond, and Topaz looking for forever homes.

10/12/2020

We also have a male available...Yukon Cornelius

10/12/2020

Big Brother Waldo and littlest Sister Topaz

10/10/2020

These 6 girls are available for their forever homes. Please message me if interested for more details.

09/30/2020

6 girls available

09/14/2020

After being in labor, having a subsequent c-section, we have 10 healthy puppies. 7 females and 3 males.

09/14/2020

7 females and 3 males

09/13/2020

3 girls so far

05/15/2020

This little girl is still available. Her name is Piper.

04/30/2020

Puppies

04/27/2020

Gracie and all puppies and Little Ms. Onyx

04/24/2020

Gracie came through her C-section just fine...she had a total of 14 puppies. All are doing ok!

04/23/2020

Active labor

04/23/2020

Puppy watch for Gracie Girl!!!!

01/25/2020

Twain is now Charlie and he went to his new home today. Candee and Chelsea are awesome parents to him. We are going to miss him so much, but we know he is very much loved. As soon as he came in and saw them he went running to them! We're gonna miss you Charlie!!!!

01/23/2020

Twain discovered that the dragon was gonna eat some people in Lord of the rings.....look at that face!!!

01/14/2020

We love our furbabies, and we work hard with them. We have furbabies in Michigan, Indiana, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Texas, California, Colorado, Oregon, Idaho, Iowa, & Wisconsin. (I don't believe I have left anyone out.). They are born here in the house, and from the very first second, they are with us. We sleep in the living room so we can hear if something is wrong. It's always fun watching as the start to get more daring and explore. Then comes the solid food, learning to drink, and potty training. They learn how to sit and wait in their food and water. Sometimes they learn quick and others have decided it is more fun to run in circles and knock down your siblings. They start learning to walk on a leash and the first few times you would swear they were being killed by the noises they made! It's not easy getting 3 puppies or 11 puppies all outside before accidents happen, but somehow, with persistence and patience, we do. At night time, they are in their kennel with a fan blowing on top of it so they don't get too hot, and we have learned as soon as we hear the first sounds of them being awake, we take them outside. Usually by 6 weeks they do not like going potty in their kennel at night. We start working on daytime potty training. By the time we say good-bye to them at 8-9 weeks they are 99% potty trained. We have driven them cross country to their new homes, met some wonderful people that have become family and seen some amazing things!