Entenmoor Deutsch Drahthaars

07/16/2024

Nap time with Peanut (Gretchen II).

07/16/2024

Kolt II headed for home with Larry Martin. He will have a wonderful life and they will be a great pair.

07/12/2024

Introducing Khan II. He is joining our crew and starting off strong.

07/12/2024

Good morning from Kaos II. Table time gives us a good opportunity to get a few close up photos. This is Jeff’s new girl. So far she lives up to her name.

07/11/2024

Sweet little Koi II spending her time on the table. The calmness these pups are demonstrating is refreshing.

07/11/2024

A little training table time for Kolt II. A great opportunity to get a couple close up photos.

07/08/2024

It was a big weekend for the K-II puppies (Khan, Kolt, Kaos, and Koi). Field, birds, water. Koi is available for discussion due to a late withdrawal.

06/22/2024

Look out Nebraska, Kat-II (alias Mocha) has arrived. She is a brown beauty. Welcome Gillespie family to Entenmoor.

06/18/2024

This!

If a PRONG COLLAR means the owner could walk their dog everyday, why would you be against it?

If the E COLLAR means the dog will be able to have a better recall, why would you be against it?

If CRATING a dog means it wont destroy the owners house when they're not home, why would you be against it?

If a 2 second CORRECTION could make the difference between a dog swallowing something it's not supposed to and possibly dying, why would you be against it?

We all just want to make a owner and dog's life better. So stop knocking people struggling with their dog for being open to all options.

Keep your options open. It's what's best for the dog. Isn't that what you want?

06/17/2024

Here is a good training article.

Improve your working relationship with your hunting dog by learning how to correctly and effectively give clear, concise commands.

06/17/2024

Puppy inspections.

06/16/2024

Next to leave the nest was Koda II with Shane and Tyson Dunn. She is a little beauty and will fit in well since they already have two Entenmoor girls.

06/16/2024

Wow, the time flies and the K-II puppies have started leaving the nest. The are chipped, tattooed, vaccinated, wormed and vet checked. Thank you Alinda for your help processing the litter and paperwork. Kricket II was the first to leave. She is a little dynamo and will have a great life ahead of her.
Welcome Bruce Peak and family.

06/05/2024

Puppy love 💕

06/05/2024

It was time to have fun with the K-II puppies today. Always a treat.

05/13/2024

3 weeks 3 days old.

05/11/2024

And now the real fun begins. The pups are 3 weeks old and growing fast. It’s time to help mom out so we start feeding them formula and baby cereal. That transitions fairly quickly to puppy food. Sometimes they wear more than they eat but they really enjoy it.

05/03/2024

K-II puppies are 2 weeks old today. We are getting close to completing their Early Neurological Stimulation exercises. Oh and we have eyes.

04/19/2024

04/18/2024

What is it with midnight (all night long) being the favorite time to whelp puppies?
Asa was so happy with her brand new whelping box she simply couldn’t contain herself any longer . . . And we’re off!

Asa definitely had her own ideas not only on where a puppy should be put but her continued interest in pad arrangement. Oh the stories we have to tell. We didn’t get near enough photos but here they are. Welcome the Entenmoor K-II 8 to the world!

04/18/2024

04/18/2024

Wednesday morning was spent making sure we had everything ready for Asa II x Flint II puppies to enter the world. We are ready! Asa gave it a final inspection and found it suitable and while she thought it needed rearranging the old bitch nesting pads met her approval for destruction.

03/20/2024

K-II litter is confirmed. Asa II x Flint II vom Entenmoor. Puppies due late April.

03/14/2024

Happy birthday to the Entenmoor Y litter!
Yotzi, Yankee, Yukon, Yak, Yuma, Yelsa, Yara, Yosie, and Yetta. 🦴🎂🐾🐾❤️

03/14/2024

Happy birthday to the Entenmoor B-II puppies! Bear, Brick, Bach, Bone, Briar, Brook and Bug. 🦴🎂🐾🐾

02/09/2024

Good information.

Lorsque vous accueillez enfin vos chiots de 10 semaines, veuillez garder cette image à l'esprit. Leurs os ne se touchent même pas encore. Ils marchent si joliment avec de grosses pattes souples et des mouvements bancals parce que leurs articulations sont entièrement constituées de cartilages, de muscles, de tendons et de ligaments recouverts de peau. Rien n'est encore bien ajusté ou n'a encore de véritable prise.

Lorsque vous les faites courir de manière excessive ou que vous ne limitez pas leur exercice pour les empêcher d'en faire trop pendant cette période, vous ne leur donnez pas la chance de grandir correctement. Chaque grand saut ou course bondissante et excitée provoque des impacts entre les os.
En quantités raisonnables, ce n'est pas problématique et c'est une usure normale qui s’opèrera.

Mais lorsque vous laissez le chiot sauter du canapé ou du lit, l’emmenez faire de longues promenades, vous endommagez cette articulation en formation. Lorsque vous laissez le chiot se déplacer sur des carreaux glissants , vous endommagez l'articulation.

Vous n'avez la chance de les faire grandir qu'une seule fois. Un corps bien construit est quelque chose qui vient d'un excellent élevage et d'une bonne éducation. LES DEUX, pas seulement un.

Une fois adulte, vous aurez le reste de votre vie à passer à jouer et à vous engager dans des exercices à fort impact. Alors gardez le au calme tant qu’il est encore petit et offrez lui le cadeau qui ne peut être offert qu'une seule fois.

02/05/2024

Looking for bunnies in all the right places.

02/05/2024

Here bunny, bunny, bunny!

01/18/2024

Joust II living the good life. Sure glad he isn’t spoiled. The snow didn’t slow him down.

01/17/2024

My how fast they grow and how their talents show! Here is Griz (Jobe II vom Entenmoor) with his best friend Matt Foor living a great life.