Page updated: April 05, 2008
Born January 5, 2008
Sire: Int'l Ch. Eagle Elk That Rascal Jack, CGC, DNA-VP
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Tuxedo, Black Bi Male He is an excellent example of this awesome breed and willing to share his special attributes with the girls when he grows up. In the meantime, some agility, Rally, herding, or whatever fun activities you can think of sounds great with him. |
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Amazing Grace (aka Gracie), Black Bi Female She is ready to go to her new family for performance and breeding activities as Grace is just Amazing! |
The Jackalos' personalities are quite curious and they have a very enthusiastic outlook on life. They are bonding well and easily to the humans they've met and get along well with the adult dogs. None of them hesitate to go exploring around the house and outside with the big dogs and seeing just how far they can their "puppy license" can get them. They all come to puppy calls now but no promises on that sticking if you don't follow up with formal training! Puppy memories are conveniently short! |
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Sire: Fairoaks Karma Eagle Elk, CGC, DNA-VP
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Pictures taken at 7 weeks:
Raven, Black Bi Female
Raven is a cute jet black with minimal white female, with brown eyes,
who loves to give kisses and romp with her sibs and older cousins,
the Jackalos.
She loves to play, explore, and cuddle and is already trying out her agility skills in the house and outside. She's getting pretty good on housebreaking and crate training although she's not thrilled with how a leash slows down her puppy adventures. She settles down nicely in the house, that is after she's exhausted from chasing the other pups.
She'll make a good performance/ active family companion dog with possibilities of agility, obedience, Rally, therapy assistance, and herding, and whatever else you can think of!
Nutmeg, Red Merle Tri Female
Nutmeg is a pretty red merle with white and copper girl, with one blue
and one amber eye, that just can't wait to get to her own forever family.
She's a little more independant than some of her other sibs, but she just has to check everything out before it might get away! She's working on her house and crate training, but ring around the furniture with the other pups is so much more fun!
She'll make a good active family companion/ performance dog with possibilities of search dog, agility, and maybe even herding if she can get her nose out of the corners.
The Sweethearts are quite sweet and with splendid personalities. They love to explore everything and think that each leaf and twig was put there just for their adventure. But afterward, they settle easily when picked up and are comfortable curled up in our arms after that rowdy romp with their relatives.
Some of them have gone to their new homes to be a competition dock diving dog, agility dogs, therapy assistance pups, hiking companions, and what is a good healthy brisk walk without an Aussie at your side!
Puppies