Saturday, October 1, 2011

Announcing Upcoming Litters

We are very excited about the recent breeding of both of our Travis x Meadow sisters. We are expecting  2 litters of beautiful puppies by mid November.
Ultrasounds have confirmed pregnancy, showing 7 puppies possible for each litter. View pedigrees under each girls' page. Currently accepting inquiries for puppies.
Ch Bluveil Bermuda x Hawksmoor Pondview Caroline



Ch Windfalls New England Patriot x Hawksmoor Pondview Glory


Wednesday, August 31, 2011

Miss Glory, the Apple Picking Lab


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Sunday, August 7, 2011

Glory's Excellent Adventure

(as told by Glory)
 I was so excited. This was a great place and I was going to get to retrieve!

It was challenging trying to stay focused with Ella racing along beside me.
She just didn't get the idea of the retrieve. She kept trying to herd me. I guess that's what her breed does.

All I wanted to do was get my toy.
But she had other ideas.
My strategy was 'ignore the behavior', which is what Mom does to me when I do things she doesn't like. Finally, Ella started to get the idea.


Sometimes you have to put up with some annoying distractions to have an excellent adventure!

Saturday, June 25, 2011

Labmitton

What?! Did you say a 'birdie'? I would like to play with a birdie.
Hmmm..it doesn't seem like a duck. It must be a breed I'm not familiar with.

I need a racket? Well, ok.
Is this what you mean?
Alright...now this is more like it! Labmitton sure is fun!

Thursday, April 7, 2011

Waiting for Spring

The Easter Lab showed up quite by surprise...on April Fool's Day. But by the next day, there was little evidence that he had been there at all. In fact, as we all gathered round what remained of his snowy shape, we all enjoyed an icy treat!




And boy was it good!
We are pretty sure that Spring is here though...the ducks arrived on the pond.  
 


And we all enjoy chasing our tennis balls again on the grass. They don't get lost in deep snow.


And if you look very closely, you might see a blade of grass hanging from our mouths. Nothing better than munching on that fresh green.