BrownStone Chinooks is devoted to fostering the excellent health and wonderful temperament of Chinook dogs. Hard-working Chinooks excel in many activities such as agility, obedience, back yard play, hiking, dog powered sports, search and rescue, and as service dogs. The affectionate Chinook is an excellent family dog matching its activity level to that of its companions - be it strenuous exercise or snuggling on the couch.

Saturday, May 8, 2010

Day 55 - Going to New Homes

First There Were Six
After letting the pups out for a run about the property and then rounding them up again, Brad left early this morning with his puppy yellow - Tokotna and the two boys, Nome and Kaltag. He generously went out of his way to deliver the boys in northern Washington on his way to Canada.
last early morning litter outing
Brad rounding up the boys for their trip to their new homes.
Cedar saying good-bye to three of her little ones.
Then There Were Three
A few hours later Jeremy, Jen, Oscar and Cora came to pick up their new puppy, pink - Willow. I am so lucky. they live just down the hill and have promised to keep in touch - even bring her for visits. She is one smart, adventurous girl and should fit right in with their active family.
Jeremy, Cora and Willow's rabbit
Oscar, Cora and Jen with Willow and Elim
The puppies were fascinated with Cora.
Down to Two
Later this afternoon, Leila and Danny came to pick up - white - Elim. Elim and Koyuk got to make one last run together with Cedar, Willy and McKenzie.
Cedar, Koyuk, Leila and Elim
Elim saying good-bye to Koyuk.
Leila and Danny about to head home with their new puppy Elim.
Now There is One
Tonight I am left with Koyuk and very solemn Cedar, Willy and McKenzie. Cedar is hanging close to her last little girl. All of the three older dogs follow Koyuk out during potty outings. I am pleased to say that she is responding well to clicker training for being quiet with four on the floor in the X-pen.