Puppies
New Hampshire Native Litter: Spring 2026
Ghost
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Baker
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Week 7 - 7/14/2026
Can you believe we are already at Week 7? In addition to more visitors helping making these pups rock solid was a visit from Jon & Kristy to conduct our puppy evaluations. The pups were put through their paces to see how they handle new stimuli, problem-solving, and structural handling. But it wasn’t all work! The pups got to experience nearby Baker River for their very first big outdoor water adventure. Between their river debuts and tackling obstacles like the play tunnel, the agility ramps, and a hilarious round of "The Great Carrot Game" (pups chasing each other around stealing a carrot from one another), it was a jam-packed week of growth.
Many of the pups brought plenty of spice to the table. Mayapple proved her bravery by climbing to the top of the slide, while Bluebell preferred giving sweet arm bear-hugs and staring you down until you pick her up. Violet is a spunky "Energizer Bunny" with a cute bunny hop who is always the last to sleep. Dandelion is an exuberant face-kisser who enjoys people, pups, and balls. Violet and Dandelion both proved to be absolute rockstars during their brave introduction videos down at the Baker River.
On the thoughtful side of the litter, Trillium and Primrose showed off incredible focus and intellect. Trillium is a highly patient thinker who analyzes objects in "3D" - literally flipping over toys or water bowls to inspect all sides - and she cleverly mastered climbing to the top of the slide. Primrose matches that bright confidence with a sweet, polite demeanor; instead of jumping in your face, she will sit and stare at you patiently until she gets loved on, balancing human cuddles with independent play. Both girls handled their big week with total grace, with Primrose tackling the rushing sounds of the river like an absolute pro.
Rounding out the litter is our wonderfully chill guy, Goldenrod. He is the definition of laid-back, preferring a sweet, passive pace over the sprinting of his siblings. He remains a total mama's boy, staying especially close to Ghost when snack time rolls around. While he can be a little tentative with brand-new experiences, he handles them with gentle curiosity - whether he's getting an up-close camera session or bravely coming face-to-face with ColbyJack (cat). With big brother Canon still trying hard to play with them and mama Ghost teaching them the ropes, the pups are thriving!
The New Hampshire Native litter (as always in order of appearance):
Sex:
FemaleWeight:
14lb 3ozName Origin:
Spotting a deep maroon-red Trillium poking through the damp leaf litter is a classic sign of spring in New Hampshire's rich northern woods.
Sex:
MaleWeight:
15lb 9ozName Origin:
As summer transitions to fall, the standard yellow of New Hampshire's vast goldenrod fields deepens, with some varieties taking on a distinctly warm, burnt-orange cast in the autumn sun.
Sex:
FemaleWeight:
13lb 5ozName Origin:
No matter where you go in New Hampshire, these cheerful, sunny-yellow faces are guaranteed to pop up in lawns, roadsides, and cracks in the sidewalk every spring.
Sex:
FemaleWeight:
13lb 2ozName Origin:
Walking through a shady New Hampshire forest, you’ll mostly just notice a lush carpet of large, bright green umbrella leaves completely hiding the plant's single flower underneath.
Sex:
FemaleWeight:
12lb 9ozName Origin:
While nodding with a distinctly blue-to-purplish hue, these bell-shaped beauties are a beloved sight in New Hampshire backyard flowerbeds and manicured cottage gardens.
Sex:
FemaleWeight:
10lb 10ozName Origin:
These low-growing, deep purple gems can be found carpeting New Hampshire backyard grass and forest floors alike during the early months of spring.
Sex:
FemaleWeight:
13lb 3ozName Origin:
Delicate pink blooms add a soft pop of color to the New Hampshire landscape.
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