Current Litter

Monitor your new puppy's progress on this webpage! We introduce our puppies to pigeons, pheasants, ducks, rabbits, foxes/raccoons, and the water/swimming (weather-dependent) before they go to their new homes. 

Our "C" litter vom Prairie-Flusstal arrived on February 13th, 2026  We have 3 future hunters from this Performance Breeding. There were 2 Males (both Braunschimmel) and 1 Female (Schwarzschimmel). I post updated photos/videos of the puppies on this page every week so everyone can see how they were developing.

Caitlyn "Scarlett" is staying here with us.  Colter and Copper "Harry" went to their new hunting homes in North Carolina and Pennsylvania in April 2026. 

8 Weeks Old - Profile Shots and Rabbit Pen

April 10th, 2026

7+ Weeks Old - Intro to New Toys

April 6th-7th, 2026

7 Weeks Old - Intro to Water & Live Bird

April 5th, 2026

7 Weeks Old - Intro to Raccoon & Fox

April 3rd, 2026

7 Weeks Old - Profile Shots

April 3rd, 2026

6+ Weeks Old - Intro to Freshly-Shot Pheasant

March 29th, 2026

6+ Weeks Old - Playing with Mama Livvy and "Aunt" Tilly

March 28th, 2026

6 Weeks Old - Intro to Thawed Duck & Rabbit

March 27th, 2026

5+ Weeks Old

March 22nd, 2026

5 Weeks Old - Intro to Thawed Game (Squirrel & Chukar)

March 20th, 2026

4 Weeks Old - Intro to the Puppy Shed

March 17th, 2026

4 Weeks Old - 1st Trip Outside

March 14th, 2026

4 Weeks Old - 1st Taste of Puppy Gruel

March 13th, 2026

3 Weeks Old

March 6th, 2026

2 Weeks Old

February 27th, 2026

1 Week Old

February 21st, 2026

1 Day Old

February 13th, 2026

Alivia vom Prairie-Flusstal "Livvy" has been such a sweet and easy dog to train, test, hunt, and live with.  I love her cooperative temperament, her friendy attitude towards other dogs and people, her adaptability, her smaller size, her caution on wild birds, her strong pointing and backing instincts, her tracking ability, her love of retrieving, and her very hard and incredibly low-maintenance coat.  In planning a litter out of her, I wanted to select a male with a similar temperament, better conformation, a little more size, and a longer coat.  There is nothing I want more in the world than a Liesel grandpuppy so I cannot wait to keep a puppy out of this litter for myself.

I began a nationwide search of stud dogs to complement Livvy's strengths while trying to make some improvements on her conformation and coat length. I am fortunate to see many dogs every year due to judging performance tests and apprentice judging breed shows so I can't help forming opinions on individual dogs or lines that are most in line with my own personal preferences.  I had a pretty extensive checklist of attributes I wanted in the stud dog for this litter.  After much thought, I decided to breed Livvy to Earl vom Grizzly Creek.  Earl is built beautifully, and even with his longer coat, I don't think we are going to lose any of Livvy's harshness, density, or coverage.  He has the bombproof temperament that I always prioritize in our breeding program.  And he's been producing pups with his best attributes in other litters. 

Both Livvy and Earl completed overnight blood tracks at their VGPs.  I think this provides more confirmation of the wonderful temperament in both of these dogs that they have the focus and desire necessary to excel in cold tracking. Livvy has definitely proven herself in hot tracking while pheasant hunting with me in Nebraska :-)  I am very excited to keep the only female in this litter for myself.  One of the males will be going to Earl's owner.  And the other male has a great new home lined up with another passionate hunter.