©2007 The Hitching Post Family Farm 

Taking Reservations!
Blossom and Kramer Babies
3 Girls and 1 Boy Left to Reserve
(Born January 10th 2012)

THE GIRLS
GRAYS

Neon Pink





Light Pink

BLACK




Yellow

LANDSEER




Red





Orange

GRAY and WHITE

Purple

THE BOYS

Black




Dark Green

Landseer




Lime Green





Tan


Gray and White




Blue
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For Sale
"Annie"
$200.00 Pet Only Home
 PennHIP- 60%, Cystinuria-clear, Eyes-normal, Heart-no murmurs,
*Champion bloodlines

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*2 year Health Guarantee
Deposit- $250

Price for puppies - Black

Limited AKC: $1100
Full AKC: - only to reputable breeders and show families
please contact us

Price for puppies - Brown, Gray, Irish Spotted & Landseer 

 Limited AKC: $1200
Full AKC:  - only to reputable breeders and show families
please contact us

*deposits are non-refundable

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BROWNS

"Tusk" is ready to retire
and has his forever home, but
not before leaving us with his son to carry on!

Meet - HPFF's Never Break The Chain
"CHAINY"
*Champion bloodlines

BLACKS

"Ruby"
(dam)
HIP-Good, Cystinuria-negative, Eyes-normal, Heart-no murmurs,
*Champion European bloodlines




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"Kramer"
(sire)
 PennHIP- 90%, Cystinuria-clear, Eyes-normal, Heart-no murmurs,
*Champion bloodlines


 

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Landseer

"Blossom"
(dam)
HIP-Good, Cystinuria-clear, Eyes-normal, Heart-no murmurs,

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"Fogerty"
(Sire)
HIP-Good, Cystinuria-clear, Eyes-normal, Heart-no murmurs,
*Champion bloodlines

Fogerty December 2009


December 2008
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The Newfoundland is a large, strong, heavy-coated, active dog. He is a multi-purpose dog, capable of heavy work. In Newfoundland, he was used as a working dog to pull nets for fisherman and to haul wood from the forest. He has true lifesaving instincts and is natural swimmer. The breed as we know it today was developed largely in 19th century England and America.

At first, the Newfoundland may appear to be placid, but he is a fairly active dog that enjoys and needs daily exercise. Newfoundlands should be okay in small yards, provided it is kept clean and he is given exercise. They should not be left in sun or parked cars unattended. Grooming is essential for the Newfoundland. Brushing often means less bathing. 

Being intelligent dogs, Newfoundlands are readily trained. The best time to being training is at two months. 

According to the AKC Standard, "The Newfoundland is a sweet-dispositioned dog that acts neither dull nor ill-tempered. He is a devoted companion. The Newfoundland is a large, heavily coated, well balanced dog that is deep-bodied, heavily boned, muscular, and strong." Sweetness of temperament is the hallmark of the Newfoundland this is the single most important characteristic
of the breed.

   Fogerty Kramer
Annie  Ruby  Breeze
Blossom Sunny Chainy
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Tusk at 5 months


Breeze 2007

WATER SPORTS

Tusk on Frog Patrol

Tusk and son Samson

Newfie "play area"


"Cat Time"
                

Kramer waiting for his "Bear Hug"

Annie and her baby 3rd and 4th generation to the farm!