As most of you know, I was hoping to breed this spring pending Millie’s health testing. All of her health tests passed with the exception of her hips which have come back inconclusive twice. While waiting for the appointment for … Continue reading →
By Owner Cristi Theriot: What a weekend. Two blue dogs and myself loaded up in a truck and drove 13 hours to Missouri. NAVHDA Test was in Huntsville, MO. Saturday was the day of competition for the other levels. After all the dogs finished, … Continue reading →
One year ago today, I, along with my mentor Liz, welcomed the Blue River Weimaraners “First” litter to the world. It was a VERY long night with the first puppy, yellow girl (aka Nova Larue) was born. Almost a full … Continue reading →
From owner Garret: April 14 2013. It was a cloudy cool day at Prado dog training facility. Perfect weather for natural ability test. Blue and I were running 4th. The dog that ran first is a pudelpointer that we have … Continue reading →
Coen and Ava participated in their Natural Ability test on Sunday, April 7th. It was a beautiful day and everyone was anxious to get started. Coen was 2nd in the lineup and Ava was 4th. The rest of the days … Continue reading →
As of last Sunday, all of the puppies have gone to their new homes. The last one to leave was hot pink and she was the toughest to see go. Not only did I have a week with her alone … Continue reading →
And then there were four…(sorry you’re sort of cut out of the picture hot pink!) Last weekend 6 of the 10 puppies headed to their new homes. Everyone keeps asking if I’m sad to to see them go. I’m really … Continue reading →
I know, I know… it’s been TWO WEEKS! Funny, the lack of blogging coinsides with having started my new job. It has been an exhausting two weeks. In order to ensure that the puppies are fed, area cleaned, poop picked … Continue reading →
WOW, am I late in posting. The puppies turned 5 weeks old last Thursday. Can you believe how fast this has gone? It seems that I am writing about another birthday week and the next thing I know, it’s another … Continue reading →
