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This page is still a work in progress as we make the litter announcement poster but we are SO excited for this one! This will Kimber's LAST litter! Third time's the charm! Kimber is such a phenomenal mom and is one of those dog's that truly thrives as a mother but timing wise it just isn't in the cards for more than three litters for her. However, we are absolutely thrilled to be using Scout as her final stud!

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Kimber is our little pocket rocket girl!

She is very small, at just 40 pounds and 21" tall. She has a lot of go to her, plenty of drive to do anything and gives a 100% when asked but coupled with a phenomenal off-switch in the house and fairly low energy ( when not working) she is a super easy dog to live with and till this day, I still consider her one of my easiest puppies I've ever raised. She is wicked smart, very easy to train and loves to work for and please her handler but she is also very soft and gentle, very submissive with people and friendly but very neutral with other dogs. She loves to swim and retriever and is a great little disc dog, but her other love is sleeping! She is often found curled up in one of our dog beds or tucked into the couch cushions. She is also my three year old dog, Kimber has attached herself to that kiddo's hip and they are the best of friends. Kimber has a phenomenal nose and would have made an excellent medical alert dog, as a few of her siblings are and put their noses to work, including celiac and cardiac alert dogs 

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Scout is the total package!

With correct coat, structure and a big blocky head is just about the opposite of Kimber in terms of looks. All except for that deep dark color of his! Scout is a very chill guy! He is laid back, calm in nature, with plenty of goof ball vibes to go with his stylish looks. He lives with his family in Utah and doubles as a pet and an adventure buddy, he gets out to hike often and can keep up with his family but he also loves to hang around the house and relax. He has a very unique pedigree that couples Argentinian show lines with Korean show lines on his sire's side, brining in some really lovely genetic diversity and a nice improvements to Kimber's American field lines such as correct structure, more bone/ substance overall, longer straighter coats and a calmer disposition. 

We expect Kimber and Scout to produce gorgeous dark colored dogs who are correct in structure with calmer dispositions and friendly, outgoing personalities. Drive and energy levels should be on the lower to medium spectrum. When mature they should be around 60lbs and would do well as family pets, sport, service or therapy dogs. 

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