www.peteducation.com
As a C.V.T. I am always promoting the health of not only dogs, but all kinds of animals and pets. This is a fantastic website for the researcher, browser, breeder, pet owner or just anyone. There are pictures, facts, and articles about anything and everything. Answers to almost any question you could wonder, and much much more. Keep informed on pet health and continue to be a great pet parent!
www.vmdb.org/cerf.html
CERF. Canine Eye Registration Foundation. All my breeding dogs are registered with CERF. By being tested, it ensures I am breeding dogs without any genetic eye issues. Feel free to look up any dog on this site to see if they are tested.
www.hawkersmagicalredstandardpoodles.com
Britt's New Stud 'Copper'
Britt Hawker is my great friend and breeding colleague. She was my 'go-to' gal when I first got into red poodles and answered many of my questions. She owned the first stud I used on my female to get my first red litter which were all phenominal colored puppies.
She has wonderful dogs, and will help answer any questions or concerns you have. She raises great puppies and if I don't have what you're looking for, she will!
www.offa.org
OFA. Orthopedic Foundations for Animals. All my breeding dogs are hips/elbow registered with the OFA. It ensures I am breeding dogs without any genetic hip or elbow issues. Feel free to look up any dog on this site to see if they are tested.
www.bluedogbakery.com
My dogs absolutley LOVE these treats, they smell awesome too. I found them because my Izzy is allergic to several food ingredients and Blue Dog is one of the very few treats she can have. They are big, thick, and molasses and peanut butter flavored. You should try them, your dog will thank you.
www.akc.org
All of my dogs and litters are registed with the AKC. This helps keep track of purbred dogs and their lineage. It's the place to go when looking for conformation regulations, showing, registering, information on differnt breeds, and clubs.
www.petlink.net
I believe all pets should be microchipped. Collars can fall off, tags get scratched, but a microchip is forever. A small chip inserted under the skin of the animal that when found and brought to a shelter or vet hospital, the animal is scanned and it will report who they belong to. It's too risky to go without one.
