Siberian Husky

About Our Havanese and Our Puppies
LANCASTER'S  OF GOLD CANYON
        DOGS  OF  DISTINCTION    
  


Havanese

Home Up Siberian Husky About Us and Our Dogs Links Previous Litters


  INTRODUCTION
     
 

 
 

We have a very small breeding program consisting of four female Havanese (Skipper, Rosie, Coco and Tillie) and three males (Bullet, Checkers and Miki).  Our dogs and puppies live with us in our home along with our cats, birds and Siberian Huskies.  Our Havanese are fully health checked before breeding. These tests include CERF, BAER, cardiac, patellas and hips.   

     
 

 
 

One part of our breeding program that is unique to us is the intensive early socialization that we provide in order to take advantage of critical periods in the puppy’s neurological development.  This method has been proven to produce dogs that can adapt to new situations and withstand stress more easily.  They usually possess superior problem solving ability and are more emotionally balanced than puppies not exposed to such early stimuli.

     
 

 
 

We also allow the dam to wean the puppies at her own pace and she and the puppies determine when nursing stops.  This extended time with the dam provides the puppies with the opportunity to learn impulse control and teaches them the importance of “reading” another dog for cues before leaping into a potentially dangerous or unwanted situation.  This in turn translates into a puppy that is used to receiving a correction for unwanted behavior and is an easier dog to train.

     
 

 
 

Each puppy's temperament is evaluated very carefully before a new owner is selected.  This is done to determine how well the puppy will fit into its future pack (human family).  For example, a puppy that is somewhat timid would not be the best choice for a family with young boisterous children, or a puppy who demonstrates a lot of independence may not be a good choice for a first time dog owner who may not be familiar with the training techniques necessary to keep the dog successfully integrated with his pack.

     
 

 
 
 
 
Puppies are ready to go to their new homes at 10 weeks of age.  There is a natural fear/avoidance period that occurs between 8 and 10 weeks of age and it is critical not to subject puppies to highly stressful experiences during that time.  This includes the great disruption of separation from the dam and siblings.  By 10 weeks of age, the puppies are weaned, well socialized, partially crate trained, and can walk on a leash.  Litter box (potty) training will have been initiated and although there are bound to be some accidents, the puppies will be used to the concept of having a designated place to eliminate.  We use the Second Nature system by Purina to train the puppies to use a litter box.  This is great during a storm, in the night, or whenever you can't be immediately available to take your puppy outside.  Puppies will also be doggie door trained as requested by the new owner.
     
 

 

All puppies are up to date on immunizations, have been dewormed, microchipped and vet checked.  Each puppy goes home with a puppy packet, which includes pedigree information, baby pictures, training tips and a starter pack of food that the puppy was weaned to.

     
 

All puppies bred by Lancaster’s of Gold Canyon come with limited AKC registration (no breeding allowed), a Health GUARANTEE and lifetime support.

Home Up Suggestions Guarantee ADOPTIONS


 

LANCASTER'S  OF GOLD CANYON
      DOGS  OF  DISTINCTION    


Copyright © 2007 Lancaster's of Gold Canyon


 


 



 


 

siberian husky havanese havanese breeder
arizona husky puppies havanese puppies