Puppies are pictured at 3 years old and will be updated as they grow. You can find more information on how they are doing under the Blog and Updates tab.
The Sweeney Todd Litter
DOB: 09.13.19
(CH Mielikki Dragon Heart “Zangief” X Int’l CH Avalon Jezzabelle “Lady”
As of January 5th all puppies have gone to their new homes. The puppies pictured at the left are still residing here at Northern Tier and I will continue to update their stack photos for the time being.
Puppy Progression
Puppies grow and change so much! I think its fascinating to see just how much they change. So I’ve dedicated a section to their progression. Serious structural evaluations do not begin until 10 weeks of age. So no decisions on where they will be going are made until then.
Puppies are pictured here at 8 and 6 months old.
Since these photos were taken, Hammer (now Evija) has gone off to have fun in Idaho with her aunt and cousin. We still co own her and may think about breeding her in the future if that is where our plans take us. These are the last photos I have of her.
The red dog in the middle is Nutmeg, the boy I place with my mother. He comes to stay every now and then for some grooming, training, and conditioning. So I will post pictures of him from whenever he is here.
Raven and Eastleigh continue to steal our hearts and exceed our expectations.
Puppies are pictured here at 5, 4, and 3 months of age.
Puppies are pictured here at 1, 2, 3, and 4 months old.
Photo on top is puppy at 10 weeks of age, photo on bottom is puppy at 11 weeks of age.
Picture on top is puppy at 8 weeks of age, picture on bottom is puppy at 9 weeks of age.
(I apologize for the poor quality of these photos. Both of these weekends were very busy for us and photos had to be taken in haste.)
Nutmeg is pictured at 9 and 10 weeks because I was not able to get a photo of him at 8 weeks of age.
Photo on top is puppy at 6 weeks of age, photo on bottom is puppy pictured at 7 weeks of age.
Photo on top is puppy at 4 weeks of age, photo on bottom is puppy at 5 weeks of age.
