Louise is a solid reverse brindle girl and she was our FIRST puppy reserved. She was snatched up quick as can be by former puppy buyers of “Snip”, from Ginger’s 2022 litter. They have named her Louise! She is a...

Titan is a Harlequin blue merle boy and was the FIRST BORN of the group! **2wk update** Titan is our second bottle fed puppy. He was born one of the largest but due to his submissive personality he doesn’t want...

Oberon is a pretty chill guy. He’s a reverse brindle with nice flash going up his face, and tiny, white toes! He’s not the flashiest of the brindles but right in the middle! *6 week update: Oberon is a VERY...

Deimos is a reverse brindle, almost “sealed brindle” (aka, black) and he is our other “large” baby! Despite his massive size (currently 13oz at only 5 days old), he’s a pretty chill guy, and almost TWICE as large as our...

Meet “Vega”, our FIRST EVER Harlequin Merle Sable puppy! Sable is an uncommon color, and to have one in HARLEQUIN MERLE is stunning! She also appears to have a bit of tweed or mosaic genes affecting her color pigmentation! Vega...

Portia is a solid blue (blue reverse brindle technically, the stripes don’t show) girl. It’s a bit surprising, but at the time of this writing she is the BIGGEST of the group! She won’t necessarily be the largest as an...

Pandora is a striking Flashy blue (blue reverse brindle) and she takes food VERY SERIOUSLY. She’s a BIG GIRL and one of our biggest! She’s got a stunning white collar and a large blaze up her face. She will definitely...

Ophelia is a pint sized blue (blue reverse brindle) with white flash and is the second smallest pup of the group, coming in right behind Larissa. She’s a bit more feisty, and gets excited to have her supplemental bottle. She...

Larissa, a bold reverse brindle (possibly sealed brindle/black) and is our smallest pup, and quite likely to stay very petite! She will likely be on the leaner side, although history has shown that whenever I assume a pup will stay...

Juliet (named after a moon in our solar system), is a harlequin merle pattern on “sealed brindle”. In other words, she LOOKS BLACK. Frenchies and Bostons do not actually have “black” as a color, it’s really a sealed brindle, and...