Champion Pointed
BPIG Shadowland's Hotter Than a Son of a Beach
BPIG Shadowland's Hotter Than a Son of a Beach
Health Clearances: Too Young
Harbour is our male keeper from the Truman/Sydney "Beach Litter". If you had asked me if I were planning on keeping a boy from this breeding I would have vehemently said no - I had my sights on the girls. But there was just no denying that there was just something special about him from the moment he was born. He was the last puppy to come out with his head looking as if it were dumped in chocolate down to his shoulders - he was the surprise bonus puppy we hadn't expected her to have, as we thought Sydney was done whelping.
Obviously he was a striking puppy right from the get-go, but even as they grew your eye would be drawn to him. He just had that presence about him, and his lovable personality was easy to fall for. He was consistently looking good over the weeks and by 6 weeks old I was leaning towards keeping him - this was reaffirmed at our 8 week stacks.
Harbour is a balanced, moderate dog with a gorgeous head. He's a slow maturing dog, and we are letting him grow up right now. He's a loving, goofy boy has a gusto for everything and has brought those silly antics into the show ring. With a weekend of showing in Canada he is halfway to his Canadian Championship with a Best Puppy in Group win! He also took 4th in his puppy class at the GSPCA Regional Specialty in Colorado the day before the National.
Harbour is our male keeper from the Truman/Sydney "Beach Litter". If you had asked me if I were planning on keeping a boy from this breeding I would have vehemently said no - I had my sights on the girls. But there was just no denying that there was just something special about him from the moment he was born. He was the last puppy to come out with his head looking as if it were dumped in chocolate down to his shoulders - he was the surprise bonus puppy we hadn't expected her to have, as we thought Sydney was done whelping.
Obviously he was a striking puppy right from the get-go, but even as they grew your eye would be drawn to him. He just had that presence about him, and his lovable personality was easy to fall for. He was consistently looking good over the weeks and by 6 weeks old I was leaning towards keeping him - this was reaffirmed at our 8 week stacks.
Harbour is a balanced, moderate dog with a gorgeous head. He's a slow maturing dog, and we are letting him grow up right now. He's a loving, goofy boy has a gusto for everything and has brought those silly antics into the show ring. With a weekend of showing in Canada he is halfway to his Canadian Championship with a Best Puppy in Group win! He also took 4th in his puppy class at the GSPCA Regional Specialty in Colorado the day before the National.
