Rosa and Kaiser
Rosa had her puppies on October 20. She has 2 males and 2 females. This pairing produced large puppies. Non of these puppies appear to be long-haired produce. Puppies will be going home December 15-December 19, 2026. As predicted, no livers were produced in this litter. Both parents are sweet and love to please.
Rosa is a rare liver and cream. She weighs approximately 95+ pounds. Her hip testing is scored as excellent. Rosa is very playful and loves to JUMP into our laps. She is large-boned, long-haired, and rarely sheds. Kaiser weighs approximately 115 pounds. Kaiser is a very handsome fellow and throws beautiful, large babies. This pairing will be excellent for taking long walks, running, hiking, or playing fetch. I predict this litter will be very large, intelligent, loving, and easy to train.
Rosa has been embark tested. I do not think Kaiser carries the brown gene to produce liver. I will research his DNA from embark to give a final determination on colors. We do predict the following colors (if Kaiser does not carry the brown gene): Saddlebacks (black and tan, black and cream, black and red). This pairing's colors will be interesting. We are looking forward to seeing what we get with this pairing.
If there is a "yes" behind their name, they will be prepared for their puppy in eight weeks.
1. Male - K. McGinnus (Florida) prefers long-haired
2. Female - K. Whittaker (Missouri) Yes
2. Male -J. and J. Bailey (Missouri) Yes
2. Female - R. Bryant (Iowa) Yes
3. Male - J. and S. Minard (Iowa) alternate if any males drop out.
