Young Pudelpointer pup cleaning up preacher’s lice for Calli. A nice moment showing cooperation and awareness as the pup helps remove burrs from an older dog.
Molly doing what she loves to do. She would do this all day—retrieving off the dock without hesitation. Molly is from our C Litter and shows the kind of natural water drive and enthusiasm we value in a Pudelpointer.
Rip from our E Litter ripping up the lake. Thanks to Lance for sharing. We start water retrieving early, and these pups leave here swimming before 8 weeks—as long as owners continue the exposure and keep building on it.
Yellow was very interested in the puppy graphic in the whelping box. A newborn pup barks and growls at the picture, already showing curiosity and attitude. The yellow-collared puppy is now Zayda (Paladin’s Evolution).
Eyes are open and they’re starting to walk on all fours. Late at night they sound like a pack of coyotes, letting everyone know they’re awake and finding their voices.
Short clip showing a newborn puppy from our Paladin E Litter. Just days old and already full of promise—a quiet, simple look at the very beginning.
The Paladin E litter has arrived! This litter is out of Paladins All In (NA 112, UT 180) × Oxbow’s Big Gun (NA 112, UT 204). This was our first experience using Artificial Insemination, resulting in 4 males and 4 females. We chose AI due to Oxbow’s Big Gun’s age and were honored to be […]
Pudelpointer pup Vidoe; Matt and Sidney’s “Louie” from our A Litter retrieving at just 8 weeks old. Early natural ability on display with a confident retrieve well ahead of schedule.
Paladin’s Blazing Luna pictured here as she continues to mature. This photo highlights her structure, coat, and overall presence as a young Pudelpointer. Images like this help document development over time in our breeding and training program.
I do not require testing but I do my best to assist owners that wish to test their dogs. A big thanks to all of the owner handler’s that tested their dogs.