The Paladin E Litter puppies playing and roughhousing together as they continue to grow and gain confidence. A quick look at natural interaction, coordination, and early social development.
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.
I threw the raccoon Nelli killed last night down the lane—out of reach of the dogs with containment collars—planning to dispose of it later. I forgot. A giant bird didn’t. LeAnn happened to witness the whole thing from the window, and the doorbell camera caught it on video. The bird picked the raccoon up, dropped […]
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 […]
Nelli still insists on running her squirrel patrols around the property, even with a belly full of pups likely to arrive this weekend. Cold doesn’t slow her down either—wind chill was -15 today. Just a tough, driven Pudelpointer doing what she does.
Fancied up the whelping room a bit—didn’t want to let Stephen Lundy down. Welcome to the milk bar. A quick look at the setup as we get things dialed in.
Welcome to the Paladin Whelping Room. Short video showing the setup where Paladin Gundogs litters get their start.
Here’s a sneak peek at our new location. The second floor will feature an awards wall, gun dog library, computer station for viewing hunting and training videos, pedigrees, and statistics, along with a sitting area to read, relax, and talk dogs. There’s also a guest room (still unfurnished) for hunters and dog friends. For families […]