Our Girls · The moms behind every litter
Our Females & Their Puppies
Half your puppy comes from the mom. Here is every girl in the program and what she produces.
- Health
- Temperament
- Structure
- Functionality
The mom decides as much as the stud
Everybody shops the stud. Then they wonder why the puppies came out nothing like him. Half of what your puppy is — size, structure, breathing, movement, temperament — walks in on the mom's side.
So I show you both. These girls were bred here, out of my own DaBestBulls lines, which means I didn't just meet the mother of your puppy — I raised her, I raised her mother, and I have watched every one of her litters grow up.
Pick the puppy last. Look at the girl she came out of first.
Judge the puppy by both parents, not by the stud everybody is posting.
Ask me about the female behind any litter and I will tell you her line, her litters and how those puppies grew up.
The girls
Every female in the program, her line, her past litters and how those puppies turned out — going up here girl by girl, starting with DaNite.
DaNite
Black tri merle, triple carrier. The sweetest girl and the best mom. Newest litter: DaChamp × DaNite.
See DaNite →
Or come and meet them
Visitors are welcome at the ranch any hour, any day. Standing in front of the mom and watching her move and breathe tells you more in five minutes than any photo, pedigree or test result ever will.
Every puppy shows its pairing
When a litter is listed, you see the matchup — which stud, which girl — not just a cute photo. Click either parent and you land on that dog's own page.
Sire × dam, stated
Every litter on the puppies page names both parents and links to each one.
Both sides bred here
In nearly every pairing I bred the mother and the father, so I can tell you what the cross has already produced.
Meet them in person
Come to the ranch and see mom, dad and usually the grandparents standing right there.
Grandparents too
Nearly every pairing has its grandparents here as well, so you can see three generations, not two.
Common questions
Can I meet the mother of my puppy?
Yes. Visitors are welcome at the ranch any hour, and nearly every mom here was bred here, so you can usually meet her mother too.
Do you sell your females?
Sometimes. Girls coming up in the program, and occasionally a proven female, are placed with the right home or the right program. Ask me what is available.
How many litters does a girl have?
No girl here gets pushed. She is bred when she is in good shape for it and retired when she is done, and retired girls stay here or go to a home I have picked.
Are the moms health tested?
The program uses full DNA panels and OFA certifications, plus years of my own records on every line — how she breathes, how she moves, how she whelps and how her puppies turn out.
Free Guide: Judge the Mom
How to judge a puppy by its mom, its dad and the line behind them. Free.
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