| Future litter plans |
Planned breedings for 2012 puppies Even though a "plan" is listed, this is nature and not all plans or breedings become actual litters. Click on the dogs names to follow the link to learn more about the litter. Brown litter planned to be bred approximately April Am. Ch. Knowing What I Want vom Riesrand & Briarwood's Miss MoneyPenny at Bydand Black and Landseer litter to be bred late spring Am. Ch. Unbelievably Bydand de L'Iliade et L'Odyssee & Am. Ch. Bydand's Knowing A Rosie Future Black and Brown litter planned to be bred June 2012 Am. Ch. Bydand's Grand Negus Zek & Bydand's Cabana Dancer Reservations are recommended. Pups are placed into approved homes from our wait list. If you desire to be on our wait list, please contact us for your personal interview. bydandnewfs@yahoo.com 701-646-7565 Please fill out our questionnaire, so I have a little information prior to our phone interview. Please visit the Newfoundland Club of America's site to learn more about our wonderful breed, find a regional club near you and many other things. I do require my pups be maintained on NuVet supplements. To learn more about NuVet, please click on their logo here. |
| We are currently interviewing perspective puppy homes. Please feel free to email with your phone number and the best time for me to call you, or give me a call. I will be happy to call and get acquainted with you, which must be done prior to you reserving a puppy. I reply to all email's!!! If you do not get a reply, perhaps your email didn't arrive (our Internet connection in ND isn't so hot!, I have also found, some email's go to my spam box no matter who sends it.), either try again, or call, 701-646-7565. However, please respect that we are not a store, this is a family home, please do not call prior to 9am or later than 8:30pm Central time if you are inquiring about a puppy. I do need time with my family that isn't given to those wanting a dog. If I'm not available, please leave a message so I can call you back. We do accept deposits from approved homes on litters prior to whelping. Companion puppy availability is based on reservation order. When you place a deposit to secure your reservation, that is when you are put on my wait list, not prior. I keep a wait list for each litter. Once a wait list is closed, it is closed until puppies are born, at which time I can determine if I have additional puppies available. Puppies are made available to those with reservation on other litters prior to being made available on the web site. I personally don't like disappointing people, so I do NOT keep a long list, my wait list is reasonable as to what is possible within a litter or even less. Puppy selections are made at 8 weeks of age. I do assist with the selection process, striving to match each puppy with the right home. The Breeder's decision is final as to the puppy the Buyer will receive, but we will make every effort to provide Buyer with the puppy desired. Puppies go to their new homes after their hearts have been cleared, sometime around 9 weeks of age. I do offer shipping. Most destinations in the 48 states $400.00, unfortunately, Delta airlines is my only airline I can use from here, so there isn't much competition for price from them. This price includes everything that is needed for the puppy to travel. All pups placed as family companions will be placed on an AKC limited registration. A limited registration means you can not breed the dog, nor compete in the conformation show ring. You are able to compete in all working aspects, which include and are not limited to; obedience, agility and rally. If your children are interested in Junior Handling, they can do this with a limited registered dog. There are many forms of competition you can enjoy with your dog on a limited registration. All open registered pups are placed with a co-ownership contract to KNOWN experienced breeders or show exhibitors. If you are interested in a show prospect or a breeding prospect puppy with no experience, then the pup will be placed on a limited registration with the option of the registration being opened in to a co-ownership contract after all health testing is completed to breeders satisfaction and after an evaluation to determine if the dog is a show or breeding candidate. While you wait for the dog to be of age for health testing, you can go to conformation classes and enjoy earning titles with your dog in other area's of competition. If this is your interest, please advise me when we become acquainted. My deposit form and Contract/Guarantee for a Show or Breeding potential puppy is available upon request. Newfoundlands are not the easiest dog to breed. Newfoundlands can have a more challenging time conceiving a litter than other breeds of dogs. It is very common once placing a reservation with a reputable breeder to have to wait for your puppy any where from 6 months to a year. One way to think of it is like waiting for a baby to be born who will join your family. There is a benefit to working with an active breeder. When nature doesn't cooperate, plans are being updated and changed so you won't have to wait too long for your pup. In our day and age of the internet, many people can put up a front on the web and make things look as if they are great breeder, but in reality it might be a false front, puppy mill or back yard breeder. The Newfoundland Club of America has put together 2 great web pages that are designed to help you evaluate a web site, to see the red flags and to educate the potential puppy family so they know the breeder's claims of health testing and accomplishments are true. If you are interested in viewing these pages, here is the link. Newfoundland Club of America Evaluating A Breeders Website |
| Scroll down and read the following prior to contacting me. |
| Please review my purchase agreement This is a sample copy of the form that will be sent to you once a reservation has been invited from you. Contract/Deposit Form |
