Jetania/Shofar Puppies At 8 Weeks Of Age

""Panda"

Panda, just his temporary name until he has a permanent home, is available to a performance or companion home. He showed great promise on his temperament test as an obedience prospect. Although he shows great althetic ability, due to his potential large size, I would not recommend him as an agility dog. He is outgoing, intelligent, easy to work with and gets along with the other puppies as well as other smaller dogs. He made great friends with mini doxies when they came to visit.

Liberty's Jahari Heart

"Jahari"

This is my keeper girl. She will be owned by myself and co-owned by Lori Bielki of Chanoz Great Danes. Watch for her in both the obedience and agility rings.

Liberty's Zia

"Zia"

Her full registered name hasn't been picked yet, but we call her Zia for now. Zia went through a fear period early on, but has come out of it and is at the front of the pack for all things new and exciting. She is a quick learner, spunky and lots of fun. Her owner hopes to make her debut in the obedience and agility rings with this bright young star.

Liberty's To Dance With The White Dog

"Tandy"

A bit quieter than her sisters, Tandy thinks before rushing in. She has a suprising touch of sophistication for one so young. She is bright and beautiful! Her owner has big plans for her in the obedience and rally rings.

Liberty's Artur Hawkwing

"Hawk"

Unlike most of the other pups in this litter, Hawk is going to a companion home, not a performance home. His job will be to snuggle with, amuse and love his new family. I think he will have no trouble with his new occupation.

Liberty's Wind In The Willows

"Willow"

Willow is very bright and loving. She is going to a companion home, but might get the opportunity to enjoy the agility ring. I hope she does. It is the most fun anyone can have with their Dane!

Liberty's Tanzen Mit Freude

"Freyja"

Her name is german for dance with joy. This name fits her so well. She is energetic and such a happy girl. She shows an apptitude toward agility and obedience. I have no doubt her new owner will be working to bring out her full potential.