Hena-C Kennel Webster,NH

27/07/2024

Handsome on fire 🔥 Burn!

01/07/2024

🔥 Burn is looking mighty handsome!

17/06/2024

Beautiful Parker my Brick daughter. Just turned 2

30/05/2024

My bestest boy! Brick enjoying ball and pool time. Two of his favorite things.

12/05/2024

This boy did it again!!! 3 huge titles this weekend. WB,V rating in conformation and KKL1 pronounced in protection. He is now:
V-Brick von Hena-C IGP1, AD, Tr1, WB,ATT, CGC, CGCA, CGCU, TKN, FDC KKL1

28/04/2024

This is one of the many reasons dogs get cancer! We use non toxic cleaners for the most part. If we have to use a cleaner,it is rinsed very well after cleaning.

15/04/2024

SG- Brick von Hena-C AD,TR-1,IGP1,TKN,FDC,ATT,CGC,CGCA, CGCU

30/03/2024

Lavy( Priya x Brick) making a deposit today!

19/03/2024

3 beautiful Priya x Brick sable girls Super sweet and spunky. They are 6 weeks old. [email protected]

29/02/2024

Priya x Brick litter. These are the 7 females. 3 plus weeks old in the picture. 5 are looking for their people. Message me.

11/02/2024

My ad came out great

06/02/2024

Priya(Ema x Rieko) x Brick made 7 beautiful sable females on Feb 5,2024. Ask us about them! [email protected]

27/01/2024

Rica(Rieko daughter) x Brewer(Zee son)
[email protected]

13/01/2024

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZT8be7aMJ/
Please watch. Very good explanation

146 likes, 35 comments. “*At this time there are no official recalls for these brands yet. ⁠ Samples have been sent to an independent laboratory for testing. We do not have additional information on specific contaminants at this time. ⁠ ⁠ If you believe ANY BRAND of pet food is causing or ha...

11/01/2024

Toury x Eko girls. They are awesome

10/01/2024

I don't know if anyone is not aware of the Purina food problem making dogs sick and dying. Here is a list so far. I would also say anything Purina makes I would not touch. I usually recommend Stella and Chewies frozen patties. Not sure if it's the kibble,freeze dried or all but I would stop feeding it for now until they figure it out.

05/01/2024

Toury x Eko girls growing fast. Left to right- yellow collar,pink collar, neon green collar. 👀🏠

29/12/2023

Toury x Eko German Shepherd sable girls. Born December 10,2023 [email protected]

Breeders of German Shepherds and Cairn Terriers

25/12/2023

Throwback picture. Merry Christmas to all my wonderful puppy homes!!!

16/12/2023

This is Priyas girl! Love my foster families and the love they give them!

01/12/2023

https://drjudymorgan.com/blogs/blog/mysterious-canine-respiratory-infection-prevention-and-support
Great article of this illness. She list foods and supplements that make the immune system strong and things to use if your dog gets sick.

Mysterious Canine Infection – Prevention and Support. As we head into the last month of 2023, there is a lot of information – and unfortunately panic – about a new and mysterious respiratory tract illness in dogs that is spreading across the United States. How can you reduce risk and support s...

26/11/2023

Here are the male Cairn Terriers. Blue collar is red. Green collar is brindle. Black collar is wheaten. DOB: 10-23-23

22/11/2023

I am so excited to announce that Brick got his IGP1!!! He has been in training for only 15 months and is still a young immature male.This is a huge accomplishment for him and Hena-C. I'm so thankful to Sierra Collings his trainer for taking him on, loving him like her own and not giving up! Thank you from the bottom of my heart! He is a special dog. Taking a break for the holidays and then he will go get his breed survey.

20/11/2023

https://youtu.be/zsqnEp_vb7E?feature=shared
🐶👀🏠 3 boys Cairn Terriers

01/11/2023

Ema x Rory have 10 beautiful babies. If you like solid black, we have a male and female. Message for info

28/10/2023

Mason Brick son 11 months. Just repeated this breeding. Hopefully babies in December.

12/10/2023

This is a great explanation and how it works. The veterinarians will not explain this to you as they want you to believe it is such a problem so you will buy the product!!! HEARTWORM EXPLANATION... To infect your dog, you need mosquitoes (so you need warm temperatures and standing water). More specifically, you need a hungry female mosquito of an appropriate species. Female mosquitoes act as airborne incubators for premature baby heartworms (called microfilariae). Without the proper mosquito, dogs can't get heartworms.
That means dogs can’t “catch" heartworms from other dogs or mammals or from dog park lawns. Puppies can't
“catch" heartworms from their mothers and moms can't pass heartworm immunity to pups.

Step 2. Our hungry mosquito needs access to a dog already infected with s*xually mature male and female heartworms that have produced babies.

Step 3. The heartworm babies must be at the L1 stage of development when the mosquito bites the dog and withdraws blood.

Step 4. Ten to fourteen days later
— if the temperature is right
– the microfilariae mature inside the mosquito to the infective L3 stage then migrate to the mosquitos mouth. (Yum!)

Step 5. Madame mosquito transmits the L3′s to your dog's skin with a bite. Then, if all conditions are right, the L3's develop in the skin for three to four months (to the L5 stage) before making their way into your dog's blood. But your dog still isn't doomed.
Step 6. Only if the dog’s immune system doesn't rid the dog of these worms do the heartworms develop to adulthood.
Step 7. It takes approximately six months for the surviving larvae to achieve maturity. At this point, the adult heartworms may produce babies if there are both males and females, but the kiddies will die unless a mosquito carrying L3′s intervenes. Otherwise, the adults will live several years then die.

In summation, a particular species of mosquito must bite a dog infected with circulating L1 heartworm babies, must carry the babies to stage L3 and then must bite your dog. The adult worms and babies will eventually die off in the dog unless your dog is bitten again! Oh, and one more thing.

In Step 4 above I wrote that heartworm larvae develop
“if the temperature is right."
The University of Pennsylvania vet school (in a
study funded by Merial) found:
“Development in the mosquito is temperature dependent, requiring approximately two weeks of temperature at or above 27C (80F). Below a threshold temperature of 14C (57F), development cannot occur, and the cycle will be halted. As a result, transmission is limited to warm months, and duration of the transmission season varies geographically."

CREDIT- LANGSLEY T RUSSELL (Beloved Bulldogs)

Here is Heart worm information that should set you more at ease. This was written by an expert in dog health and nutrition and based on her experience.
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…”It is sad that people are taught that ALL and ANY mosquitos carry heartworms. That is the biggest fallacy. The simple facts are that no heartworms can be developed in a mosquito unless there is a dog with active heartworms within 2 acres of wherever you are. Second, the temps during the day or night have to be OVER 57 degrees for the larvae to develop inside the mosquito. Third, IF the mosquito has bitten a dog with active heartworms, then it has to somehow suck up a microfilaria. They are not that abundant in most dogs so that every bite will end up in sucking up a microfilaria. Even if it does suck one up, the second point then applies. Fourth, it takes a minimum of 10 days for the larvae to develop inside the mosquito. If the mosquito lives that long. They normally live 30 days, if lucky. Only after those 10 days of development inside of the mosquito can a larvae be transported onto a dog. Then if the dog's immune system cannot fight off the larvae, then and only then it has a few months to develop fully into a heartworm.

Even after that, it takes two of the opposite s*x to make more microfilaria. And the cycle used by the mosquito still has to continue to bite and re-bite THAT same dog that is now infected in order to make more adult heartworms within that dog. Microfilaria inside the dog, made by mating, does not make more adult heartworms. The mosquito is required for that.

Even if this now-infected dog is not treated with the awful arsenic Immiticide, the adult heartworms can and will die off within two years, if no more adults are added to its system. During this time, natural methods can and will work easily and rid the dog of the adults it has, and keep others from forming"

07/10/2023

Congrats to my Kori von Hena-C(Vera x Brick) for getting her CGC and ORT in nosework. Keep up the good work Pat!

22/09/2023

This beautiful girl from Charlie x Rory found her people!