The Western Washington Cluster returns to the fairgrounds in Puyallup this weekend for three days of all-breed dog shows, January 11, 12, and 13. If you’re thinking about getting a puppy, this is a great opportunity to not only meet breeders and their dogs but also see how you might be involved with your new … More Dog Show In Puyallup – Jan 11 – 13
I’ve just returned from Nationals in Boxborough, MA. I went as I do each year, not to compete, but to reunite with friends in the beagle community and to consider my plans for future breeding. Before leaving, I already had an idea in mind for Hanne, the first step in a multi-generation breeding plan, but … More My 2020 Litter
I kept three puppies from my 2019 litter to grow up for a little while but, sadly, I cannot keep all three. I have a 13″ tri-color female and a 15″ tri-color male, both five months old and looking for looking for wonderful homes. They are housebroken, crate-trained and they walk politely on a leash. … More Puppies Available
I’ve been so pleased with the results of our 2019 litter. Three of the puppies (Adah, Albus, and Albert) remain at Talbot Hill in co-ownership with the co-breeders, Bill Flora and German Carignano. A fourth puppy (Andrew, now “Graeme”) is in co-ownership with a good friend in Florida and the rest of the puppies have … More My Next Litters
Sharing Hanne’s ad in the current issue of the Show Beagle Quarterly:
Many are awaiting news of a second litter, due at the end of July, but unfortunately Roux will not have a family this year. There are several factors that may have contributed but I won’t go into that here. This was a litter that, for me, would have been nice for several reasons but if … More Wasn’t Meant To Be
In just a few short days the first of the puppies will be leaving for their new homes and the new owners have lots of questions about welcoming their new family member into the home. I’ll take time to talk with each family as they come to take their new puppy home but this post … More Preparing For Your New Puppy
