Litters

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Current Litters:

You will want to book now with Baxter's Bird Dogs for one on one training sessions in Summer of 2025/2026 and Jim is taking a limited number of our own offspring for training as well for the summer of 2025/2026 ! Give us a call: 509-993-6603

509-993-6603

Future litters: Spring/Summer 2025

Deposits are being accepted now for 2025/2026 litters

Sunny X Cash -due early to mid February 2025
Molly X Cash (Spring/Summer 2025)
Brandy X Cash (Spring/Summer 2025)
Maggie X Captain or Bo (Molly X Ruger son) Summer/ Fall 2025

Started Puppies

Every so often we keep a puppy to work with and sell him/her as a started puppy.
These puppies have been well socialized with people and other animals. They are up to date on vaccines and deworming, they have been started on retrieving bumpers, dead and live birds, daily puppy walks, basic commands such as Fetch, Leave it, Give, Off. They are started on crate training. Once they go home with you, you will still need to establish your routine, which is all about consistency! Consistently taking them outside to potty in same area, at regular intervals, after eating, drinking waking, coming out of crate etc. These puppies are typically not "trained" yet, they are started and well on their way to whichever training program you choose to use. Our price will reflect the time, health maintenance and experiences put into each started puppy, which varies depending on age of the puppy.

Price

Our current non- breeding price for male and female puppies is :

Due to rising costs of food, power, vet care, everything.... we will need to raise our prices starting February 2025.
Those that have already placed deposits and up to the the end of January 2025 we will honor our old price of $2200 plus 8% sales tax.
As of February of 2025 our price will be $2400 plus our local sales tax of 8.0%

Inquire for pricing on our started puppies/ dogs.
We do not sell dogs with breeding rights except to very few other breeders, by special agreement. Your honesty and respect for our breeding program is much appreciated!

Your pup will be microchipped, typically dew claws removed, have first shots, be dewormed every two weeks , AKC registration paperwork for the labs, health record, Litter Certificate, our health guarantee, and our own "Early Neuro Stimulation" throughout their first 7 weeks (which includes lots of holding in different positions, introduction to different situations, exposure to our house hold noises, goings on, smells, voices, music, people, the cat... etc.)

All that being said: once puppies are born we are in safety mode, we protect - probably over protect - but at this point the puppies are your puppies in our keeping! We will do our best to post on our Facebook page to post every two weeks pictures of puppies.

AKC registration is Limited (definition between limited and full AKC registration is below):

Limited registration is for people and dogs that are going to be pets, hunting companions, even hunt test or other AKC or UKC sanctioned event contestants. They will NOT however, be used as breeding animals.
The dog with the Limited reg. papers IS registered! The only difference is that his or her PUPS CANNOT be registered.
The dog cannot be bench (dog show) conformation shown since this is a “show case” of breeding animals only. They can enter and gain points and titles in “activity” related events, such as hunt tests, field trials, agility, fly ball, dock dog, etc…..
Limited registration came about when AKC found out that breeders were withholding registration papers from pups that went to non-breeding homes. When the new owners would apply to AKC for new papers (some doing so because they went ahead and bred their dog anyway), they found that they could not since their dog was actually still registered in the breeders name….
AKC investigated and found that the breeders were not trying to be fraudulent or mean, they were just trying to protect the breed and their breeding lines against puppy mills and back yard breeders.
AKC came up with the Limited papers to help breeders selling non-breeding dogs to the public without having to keep those people from entering activity events with their dogs.
Full Registration ~ Full reg. is for breeding stock dogs and those that are being actively shown in the bench (dog show) conformation ring. Period.
If you ARE NOT a breeder, you DO NOT need full registration on your dog. The only difference between Limited and Full reg. is that with Full registration, the papers that you get are bordered in purple instead of orange, and IF your dog has pups, they can be registered with either Full or Limited registration.

How Deposits Work:

Most of the time, our litters are sold by deposit before the dogs are bred.

A $500 deposit is required to reserve your puppy. This will go towards the balance, which is due upon pick up.
Your deposit is your commitment, and is only refundable, if we do not produce a puppy for you.   It is important that you are sure and ready for a puppy.
You must choose to deposit on either a male or female. You may switch gender, but only behind other depositors on the list.
If a puppy from the litter of your choosing is not produced, then you may move your deposit to another breeding, or you may receive a refund of your deposit.
We always will reserve first pick of each litter and gender for ourselves. We match pups in the order of deposit,  based upon traits desired by the depositor.
Please send a note with your deposit: list the gender you choose and traits in the order of importance.
We have had excellent success at evaluating our puppies over time and matching them up with their new owners between week 7 and 8, with your valuable input given to us via your puppy application, text, and conversations.
Keep in mind once puppies are born, it is up to you to plan accordingly to pick up your puppy at around 8 weeks of age, (we will set the going home date once they are fully weaned). Many people opt to drive to us to pick up their puppy. Many will fly in, pick up their puppies and fly home with the puppy in the cabin with them. Some will fly in, rent a car and drive home with their puppy! (Road trips are the best! The puppy gets into a routine and gets used to the crate and holding! It's a good time for bonding and potty training!) We have also had great success with a flight nanny, perhaps you know someone or we can get you touch with someone we know if she is available. Some people will choose to have us fly the puppy to them via our very responsible and mindful pet cargo programs a few airlines still have. It will be up to you to research which airlines are flying into Spokane International Airport from your location, and if they allow carry on puppies (oftentimes for a small fee you can travel with your puppy in a soft sided kennel)... you will need to check that airline's particular age requirements and rules to fly. If you choose to fly the puppy via pet cargo after 8 weeks of age, then we will need the balance plus the cost to fly the puppy to you just prior to shipping. We charge $250 for crate, health certificate and transport to the Spokane International Airport, plus the cost of airfare, which varies by airline, and is typically in the mid $400 range. We do charge an extra transportation fee if we need to fly your puppy out of Seattle (12 hour roundtrip by car (from here).

All of our puppies come with the

Morgan's Puppy Health Guarantee!

Below are tips from Baxter's Bird Dogs (our favorite trainer out of Republic, WA) which are helpful for those getting one of our puppies! Remember, Baxter's and Morgan's advocate for your pup to have the basics, as outlined below, before sending to advanced training... usually not before 8 months of age.

As the new training season begins we would like to give you a few tips to help you and your hunting buddy to get ready for Baxter’s Bird Dog or Morgan's Point Ranch boot camp. Socialize, socialize and socialize (Remember, before they are fully vaccinated, carry them in a front baby carrier or sling into Stores and dog friendly establishments, also do not set them down on the floor at the vet office until they are fully vaccinated!) By socialization we mean exposing to different situations, people, places, textures and noises in a positive fashion. You puppy should be under control and well behaved when around other dogs. Avoid dog parks. Use your good discretion on places you go with the pup, and ask your vet about Bordetella Vaccine and other vaccines that might be pertinent to your geographic area, or to the area you are taking your dog for a hunting trip or vacation, plan ahead! Please find a hunting dog friendly vet! Before arriving for training, please make sure your pet has been on a flea and tick medicine.... typically topical Front Line or oral medicine like Bravecto (which they say is safer for lactating females and younger dogs). These medications are not without potential neurological risks.
Please don’t introduce your puppy to gun fire, this is our job and we have a specific way we do it. We associate gun fire to birds
When your puppy retrieves your favorite shoes, don’t get mad, find a favorite toy and swap with them. When they have the toy in their mouth, love them up. This tells them that they get more love with the right thing and it doesn’t deter the retrieving aspect of the hunting game.
Whoa or sit - For those of you who have pointing breeds – a great way to get your puppy under control is to use the word “WHOA” (meaning stand on 4 feet don’t move) – for those who have flushing breeds – use the word “Sit”. When putting your dog’s food down for them, hold them back with the food in their line of sight, tell them Whoa or Sit, wait a few seconds (vary the time), and then release them to eat. Dogs learn from repetition. This also establishes you as the Alpha of the pack, second it is a valuable tool for getting them under control if they are running towards a dangerous situation, these commands started early in life get the dogs to listen to you, it also helps us out when we are working with them on training. These commands cut down on the time we spend on the basics and allow us to get down to the nitty gritty of bird hunting.
If you are using the bird wing on the fishing pole, remember never let your puppy catch the wing, and only play for a maximum of 5 minutes. Never want to frustrate, or bore your puppy.
It is helpful to have a frozen quail, pigeon, duck, chukar in the freezer to take out for fetch just for 5-10 minutes at a time, while they are still puppies. After you are done playing with it you can carefully wrap it up and put it back in freezer to use again, don't let them chew it up.
Crate training is very important. Your dog should be comfortable and relaxed in a crate situation. Our Wildrose Way and Standing Stone Kennel links have excellent tips on successful crate and place training.

Morgan's Point Ranch Hunting Labradoodles

Just a few images (below) of some of our other favorite hunting buddies and companions, Hunting Labradoodles! With our own AKC registered, health tested Morgan's Pointing Labs and quality Sporting AKC Poodle bloodlines, this is an excellent, high quality option! Low to no-shedding, bird crazy, super athletic, smart and sweet!

Check out our Sporting/Hunting labradoodle website for more information:

www.nwsportingdoodles.com

What a great option for a sporting/hunting/family dog that is allergy friendly!

Above Photo:
"Jake"
Lucy X Cowboy male puppy, owned by Randy Cole