Puppies!
    There is nothing more fun and rewarding than raising a litter of puppies!  But at
    Skylark, we take it very seriously, from long before the puppies are born.  The
    breeding is carefully planned, taking health, temperament, conformation and
    hunting ability into consideration.  Then when the pups are born, they undergo
    Early Neurological Stimulation starting at day 3.  They get individual time
    including clicker-training from 5 weeks of age on, and also are exposed to
    noises, birds, walks in the country, other animals, and a lively home
    environment.  Our children handle and love the pups from the very beginning.  
    Finally, they are temperament tested, carefully evaluated and matched to new
    families, and terribly missed when they go!
We so love puppies.  And we are well aware that what we do can affect the future of the life of each puppy
while he or she is here with us.  Everything we do, from the early handling and BioSensor "Super Puppy"
Program, to the individual training time away from the litter, is aimed at helping each pup reach it's full
potential.  We provide the new owners with lots of reading material, a clicker, and we are on call at any
hour to take phone calls and answer questions as long as the dog lives.  We stand behind our puppies,
and will take a dog back at any time of his life.  We try our best to match the pups with the right home,
because we are not happy if we think the owner or puppy is not happy.  Health is a big concern for us too,
and we provide guidance and recommendations that will lead to a hopefully long and healthy life for the
dog.  Feel free to contact us if you have any questions about our puppies or the way we raise them.
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OLDER  PUPS
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TWO exciting litters planned for 2010!  Both girls are due to be bred in January
which would mean pups ready in the spring.  
Sam will be bred to Pete.  Pups
should be dynamite workers and it
will be the first litter for Sam.  Pete is
known for good working pups.
We have decided to have
another litter with Riot.  We
are not totally sure of the
male but have a couple in
mind.  Riot's last litter had
some good working dogs.
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