Harper Hutchess and Crew

06/30/2022

06/26/2022

Do you know Long Coat German Sheperds do not shed like other Sheperds!?!?

06/26/2022

Champion Bloodline German Shepard Puppies
6 Long Coat Sable and a couple plush coats available
3 female and 5 males
Born June 1st

06/25/2022

Puppies down!

06/22/2022

They change so quickly!! Oh I am so in love with all of them! They have the best personalities! Independent ones, snuggle up ones, following you around everywhere, all of them!

First day outside!
First day to meet Daddy ♥️ he was so sweet and caring 🥰
First time trying a drink of water!

06/20/2022

06/13/2022

We have some p*epers!

06/12/2022

Babies are so healthy! Champion bloodline too!

06/04/2022

Taking deposits now $200
3 girls
5 boys

05/04/2022

Harper is starting to really show today ♥️🐶♥️🐶

04/29/2022

Momma is getting Chubby! Contact us for details. Puppies due June 3rd and ready for their new homes in August 🐶

04/04/2022

We are having puppies 🐶

04/04/2022

Puppies will arrive June 3rd!
$200 deposit to secure your pick.
I am only securing 6 spots until the ultrasound.

06/03/2021

No puppies! Better luck in the fall ♥️🙏😁

05/01/2021

Five puppies have already found their possible new family and home! ♥️ So happy to find good people that will care so much for these babies!

05/01/2021

She looks so healthy!

05/01/2021

BABY BUMP!

04/29/2021

The pups survived their first night sleeping in their crates. Bedtime was at 8pm. They cried for about 10 minutes then they were quiet the rest of the night. I woke up to 2 dry crates and 1 p*e crate. I'll take a p*e mess any day over p**p. First thing this morning they were immediately let out to potty, after their business was completed, they went back in their crates for breakfast. Already the pups are picking one crate and going inside it to eat instead of 2 or 3 attempting to go in a single crate. Good puppies!

Crate training tips:

1) Let the pup eat in the crate. Since we have multiple dogs (both personal and clients) we always feed the dogs in their crates. It makes life simpler plus it helps prevents a fight if a dog decides to play musical bowls. Our dogs don't have food aggression for the record. It's an animal and they have bad days just like us.

2) Give the pup a toy/chew in the crate (we like Kongs or Nylabones) Do not put stuffed toys or ropes in crates.

3) Put treats or food inside the crate before you call your dog to go into the crate. We are using the command "kennel" with the pups. It is important for the pups to walk in the crate on their own and not be put inside.

4) Optional: You can put a blanket or mat in the crate, but I have found it is more laundry and a mess when first crate training. Plus puppies tend to chew. I add these after the dog has matured.

5) For pups that bark a lot or are nervous in the crate put a blanket over the crate, this often calms pups, and creates the den effect. We started doing this the second we introduced the crate a few weeks ago. It made the pups want to visit the crate more. We often found them napping inside the crate willingly.

6) When you leave the house leave the tv or radio on to if the dog has separation anxiety.

7) Location is very important. You want to put the crate where it isn't isolated, but not in a high traffic area.

8) Buy a crate that fits the size of your dog currently. Your dog should be able to stand up, lay down, and turn around in the crate.

9) do not let the puppy out when it is whining, crying, or digging at the crate door. Be patient. The second the pup stops quickly open the door. As the pup gets older make it wait longer to exit the crate---crate manners. We have started this with our puppies.

10) Remember puppies potty after they wake up, eat, drink, and play hard. Make sure you potty your puppy before crating. A 8 week old puppy can only hold their bladder for about 2 hours. A 3 month old puppy can hold it for 3 hours, etc. I do not put water in their crate, but there are families that do. If you notice your pup is drinking too much that leads too often p*e accidents in the crate, take the water away.

11) All puppies hate being crated. They cry and carry on, its what they do. If you want to crate train your dog, stick with it. They will learn to enjoy their crate. We hope beginning crate training at 6 weeks old will help our puppy families.

If you have questions regarding crate training contact us. We would be happy to help you.

04/24/2021

Does my butt look big?? I think we are starting to gain some weight!

04/24/2021

Harper is sure starting act like a pregnant woman! She is interested in any kind of food! She is normally so picky and will only eat her dog food!

04/05/2021

Catching Harper winking at me! ♥️

04/01/2021

03/24/2021

Beautiful puppies should be on the way!

03/24/2021

I can’t wait to see these puppies!

03/10/2021

♥️🥰🐶

03/10/2021

Harper is even good with our grandcat Sam eating breakfast with her! ♥️🐶

03/09/2021

Playing outside together this morning ♥️

03/08/2021

We are in a better mood today! 😆

03/08/2021

Harper’s current mood! 😠

03/08/2021

Spring is in the air!
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02/02/2021

Mom, what is this creature???

01/27/2021

Snow much fun outside!

01/15/2021

01/14/2021

Lazy Day