We offer Stud service for a very reasonable cost. With great bloodlines you can insure your
new puppies will be easily placed and of exceptional quality.
All females must be health checked & verified by a licensed veterinarian before she can
come on premises.
In some instances I may ask for "pick of litter" pup instead of cost of breed this will depend
on pedigree of female. Please call with any questions or to set up an appointment.
1-989-871-4241
new puppies will be easily placed and of exceptional quality.
All females must be health checked & verified by a licensed veterinarian before she can
come on premises.
In some instances I may ask for "pick of litter" pup instead of cost of breed this will depend
on pedigree of female. Please call with any questions or to set up an appointment.
1-989-871-4241
This is West
Winds Griffin, he
is a Magnum
son, rough coat
mahogany, his
first pups look
very promising
so far.
Stud fee $700
Winds Griffin, he
is a Magnum
son, rough coat
mahogany, his
first pups look
very promising
so far.
Stud fee $700
WEST WIND MALES
This boy here; is West Winds Kodiak, very
tall short hair male, mantle coat, very
mellow personality, has produced several
litters of puppies, all healthy , loving gentle
giants,
bloodline is mainly, Fraulien, Goliath,
Gentle Giants,and
Schwarzwald hof, etc.
Stud fee is $700
tall short hair male, mantle coat, very
mellow personality, has produced several
litters of puppies, all healthy , loving gentle
giants,
bloodline is mainly, Fraulien, Goliath,
Gentle Giants,and
Schwarzwald hof, etc.
Stud fee is $700
This big sweetheart is ; West
Winds Magnum, shorter in height
but twice as wide as other males,
he is a long hair, splash coat, with
an
exceptional head, build, and
personality!
Bloodline is mainly, Ch Cache
Retreat , Ch Tuckers, Ch Revilos,
etc
Stud fee is $900
Winds Magnum, shorter in height
but twice as wide as other males,
he is a long hair, splash coat, with
an
exceptional head, build, and
personality!
Bloodline is mainly, Ch Cache
Retreat , Ch Tuckers, Ch Revilos,
etc
Stud fee is $900
Noble
Magnum
Solo
Kodiak
Griffin
This is; West Winds
Soloman, tall long hair
male, he is a long hair
splash coat, his lineage has
200 lb plus size gentle
giants, he produces
exceptional puppies, with
nice heads , bloodline is
mainly, Schwarzwald hof,
Ch Opdykes, Ch
Excalibur, etc.
Solo currently is not
available for stud service
at this time
Soloman, tall long hair
male, he is a long hair
splash coat, his lineage has
200 lb plus size gentle
giants, he produces
exceptional puppies, with
nice heads , bloodline is
mainly, Schwarzwald hof,
Ch Opdykes, Ch
Excalibur, etc.
Solo currently is not
available for stud service
at this time
This big boy is West Winds Noble,
his bloodline is Subira Saints
,which is the. breeder that
supplied Chris ( Beethoven ) for
the movie. Noble currently is not
available for stud service at this
time
his bloodline is Subira Saints
,which is the. breeder that
supplied Chris ( Beethoven ) for
the movie. Noble currently is not
available for stud service at this
time
Here is a look at just a few of the beautiful pups from these males
Kodiak offspring
Magnum offspring
Griffin offspring
Solo offspring
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Please, Please, Carefully consider what breeding your female may involve, Are you prepared to lose your female or a litter of pups, ? Most
people think it may be fun to have a litter of puppies or want to see what their female would produce; but there is a lot to consider, you will be
putting your pet thru a lot, it takes a toll on her body, and you must be prepared to spend a lot of time with pups; I hand deliver each puppy,
cut the cord, make sure they breathe, start to nurse, etc. Plus if you think they can be born in a room with a 70 degree temperature , you
will lose them all, You have to have a very warm area, pups cannot control their body temperature, when they are born they are wet and
get chilled very quickly, if they try to crawl under mom for warmth, they can smother. They must be put under a heat lamp, they must nurse
very often, ; starting out every 20 minutes, to every two hours over the first day, are you prepared to lose sleep and work ? And what if
something goes wrong, in a perfect world the female will lay down have the pups every 15 minutes, bond with them, and take care of them,
what if she has a difficult labor, or needs a caesarean, do you want your dog cut open,? it can cost her , her life and cost you thousands of
dollars;
Not everything goes smooth, I am not a vet but have been thru every possible situation with my females when they deliver. And you can't
always get in touch with the vet, everything happens on weekends, at night or on holidays; One of my friends had a vet on notice that her
female would be going into labor with a large litter, it was new years, so when female started to have trouble vet was at a party and
wouldn't come, female delivered 19 pups, all dead but two !!!
Unless you have a great vet, or someone that can help, be prepared for a lot of heartache and expense,if something should not go "perfect"
Just want people to be aware
If you have a quality female and want to help promote the breed, then raising a litter of pups can be a great experience. Just think about it
carefully.
people think it may be fun to have a litter of puppies or want to see what their female would produce; but there is a lot to consider, you will be
putting your pet thru a lot, it takes a toll on her body, and you must be prepared to spend a lot of time with pups; I hand deliver each puppy,
cut the cord, make sure they breathe, start to nurse, etc. Plus if you think they can be born in a room with a 70 degree temperature , you
will lose them all, You have to have a very warm area, pups cannot control their body temperature, when they are born they are wet and
get chilled very quickly, if they try to crawl under mom for warmth, they can smother. They must be put under a heat lamp, they must nurse
very often, ; starting out every 20 minutes, to every two hours over the first day, are you prepared to lose sleep and work ? And what if
something goes wrong, in a perfect world the female will lay down have the pups every 15 minutes, bond with them, and take care of them,
what if she has a difficult labor, or needs a caesarean, do you want your dog cut open,? it can cost her , her life and cost you thousands of
dollars;
Not everything goes smooth, I am not a vet but have been thru every possible situation with my females when they deliver. And you can't
always get in touch with the vet, everything happens on weekends, at night or on holidays; One of my friends had a vet on notice that her
female would be going into labor with a large litter, it was new years, so when female started to have trouble vet was at a party and
wouldn't come, female delivered 19 pups, all dead but two !!!
Unless you have a great vet, or someone that can help, be prepared for a lot of heartache and expense,if something should not go "perfect"
Just want people to be aware
If you have a quality female and want to help promote the breed, then raising a litter of pups can be a great experience. Just think about it
carefully.