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08/16/2024

08/13/2024

08/07/2024

Puppy update “Romeo”

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06/25/2024

Maverick from Ripley x Rikor

Maverick’s owners say “He is our dream dog! Just wanted to give you all an update. He is the best dog we’ve ever had!”

06/14/2024

What would you name this pretty girl?
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06/12/2024

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06/08/2024

For those fans of the FALLOUT Series,

Introducing CX404, “Four Wilderness”

06/08/2024

“Zoey” from Ripley/Rikor

06/08/2024

Available Black Male
Message for information or visit our website!
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06/08/2024

Available blue Female
Message for more information or visit our website
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06/06/2024

“Sheba” enjoying her new home!

06/06/2024

Article: Should I Use a Prong Collar on My Dog?

When people get a new dog, they know they need a leash and collar. But first-time dog owners never start with a prong collar. This is because the subject of a prong collar only comes up if a behavioral problem develops. Then, a friend or local dog trainer tells them they need a prong.

That's when they do a little research and find this article.

On the right dog, prong collars are a great training tool. I describe them as putting power steering on your leash. They allow small people to control large dogs. They produce behavior changes at a correct level that is often 90% less effort than what is required on a flat collar.

The first impression people have when they see a prong collar is “It looks like some kind of a torture tool.” Like every single dog training tool, they can be abused. But that's not a good enough reason to not use it in your training protocol. A slip collar or even a flat collar can also be abused as well. But when prong collars are used correctly, they can actually produce far fewer injuries than a slip collar or choke chain collar.

Read the Full Article: https://leerburg.com/prongcollaruse.htm

05/30/2024

We have a few available Cane Corso puppies from our Karma x Kujo litter, ready for new homes June 3rd.

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All our puppies include
- AKC Registration
- 2 Year Health Guarantee
- Microchip
- Age appropriate Vaccines
-Health exam by our veterinarian before leaving for their new homes

05/25/2024

Contact us today about available Belgian Malinois puppies and planned litters.

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05/25/2024

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05/17/2024

Our Karma x Kujo litter at 6 weeks of age

05/13/2024

For those who have been inquiring about Belgian Malinois puppies, we do have some availability on our current litter. Please visit our website for information or feel free to call or message during normal business hours.

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04/20/2024

Now accepting reservations for our Karma x Kujo litter.

Please view our website wildernessk9.com for more information.

03/10/2024

Accepting reservations now, expected litter in a few weeks. Please message or call for more information.

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03/07/2024

Black Collar Female going home, Thanks Pete & Sheila!

03/04/2024

Red Collar Female going to her new home, Thanks Dani!

02/26/2024

We have some very nice puppies available

AKC Registration with a 2 year health guarantee

Please call or message for more information, or visit our website at wildernessk9.com

01/28/2024

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01/18/2024

“Reaper” & “Rip” brothers from Ripley/Rikor enjoying the snow!

Those of you who also got snow the last few days I’d love to see photos of your dogs

01/17/2024

One of the rare occasions we get snow here in TN.

01/14/2024

2 year old Kujo.

We are planning a litter for summer/fall, send us a message or call to join the waitlist.

10/27/2023

Kujo & Gemma

03/25/2023

“Gemma”
Fenix En Una Palabra
9 months

03/14/2023

“Nala” from Raven/Rikor