Puppies, Puppies, Puppies!


Star x Angie Puppies are here, born April 16, 2012
6 Puppies - 4 Girls, 2 Boys
She had 6 puppies. This entire litter is sold.
Puppy photos will begin at about two weeks and continue weekly until they go home at Star x Angie.
Photos were posted last on 5/14/12.



Star x Purity Puppies Are Here!
6 Puppies born 5/6/12 - 3 boys, 3 girls
Purity has been leased to a friend/related kennel in Richmond, Virginia, bred to Star. Seven puppies were born, but one of the girls died at one week old. Mom is stressed being away from home so Purity and Puppies are coming back to Suffolk to Daystar Samoyeds.
These puppies are all spoken for and photos of them will begin in about a week on their individual page Star x Purity.
Mischa is in season and will be bred on or before June 1!

Planned
Breeding: Star x Mischa (both photos are of Mischa)
Announcing Mischa (Daystar's Celebration), a Blade littermate and full sister (from a later repeat breeding) to Joy. To give you the details of the breeding, this is the second time we bred Ultima (Ch. Vanderbilt's Playin' The Game) to Sullie (BISS Ch. Am/Can Ch. Echo's Just A Dreamer, ROMX). Mischa is in a pet home in the Washington, DC area and is well loved and well cared for.
Mischa was sold with a one-litter-back agreement, and she has completed her clearances (hips good, eyes clear). She is expected in season in April or May, 2012 and will be bred to Star. This is a second opportunity for those of you who were hoping to get a puppy from our Star x Joy litter, but with only two born, Joy's babies are both staying here. If you want those genetics, consider a Star x Mischa baby instead. We will keep you updated on Mischa's status as she comes into season, is bred, etc. Applications for show and pet puppies on this anticipated litter are being accepted. We plan to keep the pick girl from this litter.
Beautiful, majestic,
friendly, great with children - that is the Samoyed. But he is not just a
beautiful dog; he is a working dog, very capable of independent thought and able
to pull a sled, herd, or assist the family in almost any work required of him.
That beautiful coat doesn't stay that way itself. Much combing and care
goes into grooming him. He also needs obedience training or he will train
himself in ways you won't appreciate. In the right family, he makes
a perfect pet.
True, above, at 3 years old.