Once in a while, we do offer up a retired dog or two for adoption, or sometimes a young dog just didn't meet our standards for breeding--we only want the best of the best to be bred. Sometimes we have dogs returned to us because the owner's situation changed, or they can no longer care for the dog. (We will ALWAYS take our babies back, and NEVER want any of our dogs to end up in a shelter!) The dogs raised here have usually been raised as outside dogs, but would love to transition to being inside with us a new family. They are good with older children, but are not used to a lot of excitement and roughhousing. They would be excellent running buddies, and have years of love to give, without going through the puppy stage.  They are always up-to-date on vaccinations and heart worm medication, and used to being crated inside at night, but are not fully house-trained. These dogs are very special, and we want only the best life-long home for them to enjoy. They are only available because we have other retired dogs now (Benelli, Sophie, Daniel, Eli, Hayleigh), and we would love for these to have more individual attention. AKC papers are not included when we adopt one of these out, but if you are planning on some kind of show or event that you need those, please let us know.
Scooter: 2 year old yellow male, just neutered and looking for his own couch. Scooter is 75 lbs of muscle, who loves car rides, and would love nothing better than being your next best friend (which might involve snuggling with you on the couch and your bed, if you allow it). Scooter is a hard-chewer, so be prepared with lots of tough toys! Scooter just didn't quite meet our standards for breeding, but he is gorgeous! Scooter is not house-trained, but would pick it up quickly. Scooter would love to have another big dog to wrestle with and burn some of his energy. He would also make a great running buddy.Text me for photos! Adoption fee: $400

Bluey: 2 year old chocolate female, scheduled for her spay surgery Feb. 11, so she will need a couple of weeks to fully recover. Bluey is very laid back, even a bit shy at first, but loves to be loved on, and would love a friend to show her the ropes of a new home. She didn't quite meet our standards for breeding, so she will be an awesome pet. Bluey is not house-trained, but would learn so quickly. She's doing great in the crate in the house while recovering from her spay surgery. She weighs 62 lbs. Adoption fee: $400