THIS PUPPY HAS BEEN ADOPTED BY CAROLYN.
This beautiful Tri Color Female is available for adoption.
We waited over a year to get a litter with Tri Color puppies, so this color is very rare and hard to find. She is a very outgoing pup, playful, but also quite loving and cuddly. Please let us know if you are interested in this beautiful Tri Female. She is ready for her new home anytime.
Her adoption fee is $1250.
Female ShihTzu
$450
Mom: Laeci
Dad: R.B.
Approx. adult weight: 10-13lbs
Female ShihTzu
$450
Mom: Laeci
Dad: R.B.
Approx. adult weight: 10-12lbs
Male ShihTzu
$450
Mom: Laeci
Dad: R.B.
Approx. adult weight: 10-12lbs
Female ShihTzu
$450
Mom: Laeci
Dad: R.B.
Approx. adult weight: 10-12lbs
This is Chloe, one of our very first Bichon Frise females that we adopted into our kennel. She is on the smaller side, fun loving, playful, and a true escape artist! She is affectionate and sweet. We hope she is pregnant with AKC Bichon Frise puppies, as this is her last litter, and we’d love to keep a puppy to carry on Chloe’s wonderful personality and temperment. These pictures are especially for Lynda and her daughters as they have a Chloe puppy and have been waiting ever so patiently for me to post pictures of their Bayley’s mama! So, Lynda and girls, here she is!!! Enjoy!
She’s a wiggler!
Yeah, her haircut is pretty short!
My kids are involved in Pathfinders. This is a co-ed club, similar to boy or girl scouts, with an emphasis on service, building friendships, and learning new skills. Each year the children work on various “honors”, giving them an introduction to a wide variety of skills and activities.
I am so proud of my daughter. She has stepped up and is TEACHING the Basic Horsemanship Honor. She completed the honor a while back, and also completed the Advanced Horsemanship Honor. She has owned her own horse/horses for several years, and is quite qualified to head up this group of younger children. As an older teen in the club, they are encouraged to take on more leadership positions, and it’s exciting to see my daughter stepping up to the challenge. It was her idea to teach the honor, and we all just said, “Go for it!!”
This has been a great experience for her, learning organization skills, keeping the kids’ attention, planning games, activities, and quizzes. I dare say she is a natural teacher like her mother and grandmother:) The girls are interested, engaged, and eager to learn.
Here she is quizzing the girls on what they’ve already covered in the past few weeks. When it was time to ask for a volunteer to help with Shinanigan, every single hand shot up and pleading faces looked in her direction!!
Most of the girls saw my daughter ride her horse, Shinanigan, in the fair a few weeks ago, and they all couldn’t wait to see her up close! On this night, the girls were able to brush, lead, saddle, mount and dismount the horse! They all did great and had a super time learning together!
Braden found his voice!! They all really had a great time playing together!
Molly is one of the sweetest girls ever!! She is from our beloved Lucy Lou and Spencer, and a puppy that we bred, raised, and kept. She is an amazing mother and she produces lovely babies with wonderful temperaments. She is due any day and I can’t wait to see what color Cavachons she has baking in that big belly of hers!!
Look at her big belly, all shaved and ready for puppies to nurse!
As a puppy, and even now, she has the perfect markings on her face!
She’s a total cuddler!
She’s one of my favorite mamas!!
Uh huh…I saw Smokey the Bear and took my own picture with him.
He was in front of Costco.
It was my first time.
It made me smile!
My kids were jealous when I got home…(ok, not really).
(Sometimes there is unexpected excitement on the days that I deliver a puppy!)
Be Jealous!!
It’s such a treat for me when I actually get to meet my buyers face to face. When we lived in California, this was a much more regular part of Silver Paw Kennels, because we were equal distances from Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Sacramento, and people would drive to our place to choose their puppy. But now that we live in WA, in the middle of nowhere, and people coming out to our place happens only occasionally. I am thankful for the airlines because many puppies find their new homes that way, but being able to place the puppy in the arms of the new owner is my FAVORITE MOMENT in the process of raising the puppies…second only to watching a puppy successfully use his litterbox on his own!
Last Friday, I had the privelege of meeting two buyers in “the big city”, and I loved every minute of it! The first buyer was Kathy and her husband, who actually DID come out to our place a few weeks ago to choose their puppy. After they chose the pup, they rushed home, rushed to Mexico for Vacation, and rushed back to pick up Gracie’s last boy when he was just 8 weeks old! We had a nice visit, I answered some last minute questions, and in the excitement of everything, I forgot to give them the Shot Record, which, as of this morning, has been mailed to them!
I wish I had taken a picture of what we did to set up a “potty” for Mika for his trip home. Mika’s parents gave me the idea that the trunk of the car would be the best spot, so we created a little space, surrounded by suitcases and a box, lined it with newspaper, and when Mika needed to “go”, they just pulled over, plopped open the trunk and let him do this business! It was such a great idea (thank you so much!!) that I will be telling everyone else to do this for their car rides when they’re bringing their puppies home. Puppies need 3 sets of vaccinations before they’re truly safe from the killer Parvo Virus, so you must NOT put him down in a public area on the ride home. Creating a “potty” in the car is the best option, and using the trunk is a much better idea than a potty pad on the front seat floor (what I’ve been telling people to do for years now). If you have a UGODOG—BRING IT–and create a space surrounded by “stuff” so you create a potty corner!
Here is Kathy and hubby getting Mika! They are going to be the best parents!!
They already gave me a little update so I’ll share it with all of you!
Hi Kristy!
Just wanted to give u an update on the little cutie pie. It took us 6.75 hours to reach home with 4 potty breaks n a vet visit. Mika did wonderfully! He peed on the newspaper in the trunk n pooped on the Ugodog after we reached home. We couldn’t b happier!!
Just after meeting with Mika’s parents, I got to meet Connie! She is getting “Braden”, one of our Accelerated Puppies, and she happened to be in the big city so I brought Braden down so she could meet him! He isn’t actually going home until next Sunday, but I couldn’t pass up the opportunity to let her see her pup face to face for the first time (and be there to experience it myself)! Meeting Connie was like meeting an “old friend”, as we’ve emailed extensively throughout this puppy choosing process. Our time ended too quickly, but what a joy while it lasted!
We took Braden and Sophie (who I brought along for the ride, and because Braden is in love with her and I thought it would make his trip a little easier) on a walk in the nearby neighborhood and attracted attention with the residents and gardener! Both dogs walk perfectly on the leash, so we had a lovely time chatting and enjoying the puppies! We took one last picture before Connie had to say goodbye to Braden and get back to her responsibilities in the city.
I get to meet the most AMAZING people!!
I love my job!
SILVER PAW CAVACHONS 