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Getting prepared for your new arrival.
​Setting schedules and developing a routine for your new puppy. 
There's so much to think about and so many new experiences when you bring home your new puppy that you may forget an important part of puppy home coming : establishing a routine. 
Your new canine family member needs structure to feel secure and know what's expected of him or her. The best way I feel to do this is to create a schedule and stick to it. By the way, the puppy is not the only one who benefits from a schedule, it helps every member of the household understand his or her responsibilities. You won't have to plan out every moment of your pups day , but there are a few important areas where a schedule can make the difference between a well adjust dog and chaos.
Time to plan is before the puppy comes home. 
Remember you don't get a second chance for this first week. 
The first few weeks with your new puppy is the time to start establishing manners. Remember a well behaved dog comes from a well behaved puppy.  ​

German Shorthaired Pointer puppies from a previous litter.  Please contact us for information about future litters. Update for you is that tail docking is now banned in
British Columbia. 

We have both light yellow almost white and some with more colour on the yellow. This video shows the darker in the yellow. 

Little video from a previous litter.

Some of our current puppies that are available

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During winter driving conditions if driving to Princeton from the Vancouver area is an issue for you as you need snow tires please contact us to see if we can help out with this and we can discuss options.

For the health and safety of our dogs we REQUIRE that you have
first  scheduled an appointment with us before planning your visit here.

We need to know that you are not bringing viruses,  diseases, or bacteria into the kennel. Remember, puppies are born fragile, and are in danger if we do not keep such things out of our facilities. This means no visiting other breeders, playing with puppies in pet stores, or interacting with  unknown animals in the days before your visit. This would put our entire kennel, and especially our puppies, at great risk. So we ask that when you visit, you be kind to our dogs, and respect the rules we have put in place to protect them.
​ Thank you and we look forward to a visit from you.

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