From Amber’s first litter, we have a couple teenagers available for a pet or dog sport home. They are very sweet, and like their cuddle time, but can also be happy with a friend to play with.

With Amber and Opal’s litters, I started their puppies with manual stimulation when they were very young. As such, they got used to being handled. That makes the nail trims and grooming a lot easier.

We worked on crate training for bedtime, and home alone situations.

I also worked on leash training so they could go out for family walks. I worked on “show dog training,” including walking around the show ring, standing on a grooming table (while being held so they don’t fall), and last, but not least, brushing, combing and drying their hair.

 

This is Kiev. He has found his forever family, and is now called, Frankie. He’s a super sweet little guy. I held on to him a little longer because I wanted to find just the perfect family to match his personality.

I may from time to time have some older havanese or teenage havanese available as I have finished their show careers, or I chose not to show them at all.