New Puppy pictures are posted on our available page. We had so much fun with Portraits By Martha for 5 week pictures. We still have a few pups available, stacked pictures will next week.
Friday, February 15, 2013
Friday, February 8, 2013
Jhon makes a Therapy Visit
Jhon enjoyed his day with the Staff and Students at Walsh University's Health Fair. He's such a ham!
Thursday, February 7, 2013
Breeding Conformation
It is very Heartfelt we confirm our breeding with Quera x CastleGaurd Teal'c. For us it is an honor CastleGaurd worked with us on this Breeding. Reproductive CH Teal'c crossed the Rainbow Bridge yesterday at the age of 11. We offer our deepest sympathy to CastleGaurd. Teal'c was a Reproductive Champion and pinnacle in the pedigrees of many dogs and will be in many dogs to come. He has left footprints on our hearts and will live on in the pedigrees he so greatly influenced. Puppies expected March 10, 2013. For more pictures of teal'c visit https://www.facebook.com/shauna.demoss?ref=ts&fref=ts#!/media/set/?set=a.10151475372691605.540069.698851604&type=1
Sunday, February 3, 2013
Puppy Update
We will be taking new puppy pictures this week and are excited our friends from Portraits by Martha will be here on the 9th to take more pictures for us. Remember if you are a local family purchasing a puppy from us we provide free training classes at WAGS Dog Training.
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Puppy Update
The puppies are up moving and on some good puppy slush... turkey beef and goats milk YUM.. They are eating like little pigs ;) If you are interested don't forget to fill out a puppy application we have a few available from this litter.
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
WALSH University Health Fair Visit
Jhon and I where invited to the Walsh University Health Fair Feb 7th should be fun! We so enjoy visiting campus for their events.
Sunday, January 27, 2013
Jhon Made the Newspaper
By Malcolm Hall
NORTH CANTON —
For a few minutes, Jhon Cane literally was the big guy on campus, as Walsh University students put down text books to meet his acquaintance.
Jhon Cane, who is a Cane Corso Italian mastiff weighing about 150 pounds, was among three therapy dogs who dropped by Walsh University’s Brother Edmond Drouin Library on Wednesday to provide some levity for students preparing for final exams.
The other Cane Corso was Quera, a female.
“They are both certified therapy dogs,” said Terrie Dragan of WAGS Canine Training of Hartville, who brought the dogs. “That is why we are here so they (students) can take a break from their studying.”
A third dog visitor was a female bulldog named Peanut. Peanut also was the center of attention of students such as Casey Quinn.
“I enjoy this actually,” Quinn, a senior, said. “Finals (week) is a stressful process. It definitely helps. It is better than just looking at your books and studying. It makes you look forward to studying.”
The idea to invite the dogs to campus came from the University Wellness program.
“Research studies have shown that pet therapy helps with clearing the mind,” Megan Allen, director of University Wellness for Walsh University, said. “It helps with the whole human emotional stability. It calms and collects you during these stressful times.”
While the dogs visited, there were about 20 to 25 students preparing for their tests. Among them was freshman Elena Deighan.
“It made me happy, it made me smile,” said Deighan, who wants to be a veterinarian. “I am really happy they came.”
Jhon Cane, who is a Cane Corso Italian mastiff weighing about 150 pounds, was among three therapy dogs who dropped by Walsh University’s Brother Edmond Drouin Library on Wednesday to provide some levity for students preparing for final exams.
The other Cane Corso was Quera, a female.
“They are both certified therapy dogs,” said Terrie Dragan of WAGS Canine Training of Hartville, who brought the dogs. “That is why we are here so they (students) can take a break from their studying.”
A third dog visitor was a female bulldog named Peanut. Peanut also was the center of attention of students such as Casey Quinn.
“I enjoy this actually,” Quinn, a senior, said. “Finals (week) is a stressful process. It definitely helps. It is better than just looking at your books and studying. It makes you look forward to studying.”
The idea to invite the dogs to campus came from the University Wellness program.
“Research studies have shown that pet therapy helps with clearing the mind,” Megan Allen, director of University Wellness for Walsh University, said. “It helps with the whole human emotional stability. It calms and collects you during these stressful times.”
While the dogs visited, there were about 20 to 25 students preparing for their tests. Among them was freshman Elena Deighan.
“It made me happy, it made me smile,” said Deighan, who wants to be a veterinarian. “I am really happy they came.”
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