All of our puppies are registered with the Canadian Kennel Club with non-breeding agreements. They go home with bowls, collar and lead, toys, treats as well as a blanket that smells like their mother and siblings. All puppies receive four rounds of de-worming, one set of vaccinations and are microchipped. 

Expected first week of April 2019
Pregnancy confirmed via ultrasound!

Expected mid-late May 2019
Pending ultrasound to confirm

Expected Summer 2019
More details to follow

 All of our dogs must go through a process before being used in our program. Not every dog will make it through and thus, occassionally we have dogs who have not made the cut in our program available to great pet homes. They are typically six months and older, registered, vaccinated, microchipped, dewormed, & crate-trained.

Any of the dogs listed below are the lifeblood of Venandi. These are the moms and dads of our puppies and the dogs behind each generation of our Smooths. For us, these are the hardest dogs to say our goodbyes too. All of these dogs know their basics, they're crate trained, housebroken, registered, spayed or neutered and ready for a loving home all their own. 

We are accepting applications for the gorgeous lady Jazzy. She is six years old. Jazz is a laid-back little lady who loves to hang out with her people. She is good with cats and other dogs but would prefer to be the only dog in her new home. (She thinks she shared the spotlight long enough!) Jazzy loves to play fetch, good with kids & is house & crate trained. She is really a very sweet girl who came to us all the way from Australia. Our home will not be the same without this lttle girl! Jazzy willl be ready to go this summer.  

Just thought I would send you a photo of Ev and Berry, they are best buds, sleep together, and are always playing together in the house.  Zoey passed away last month, so glad I have Ev here.  She is always at my side no matter where I go.  I have to be careful if I leave her at home, that all my shoes and slippers are out of reach as she wants to chew them when I am not there!  She must be mad that she is not with me.
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Good Day,
Just wanted to update you on Bee. She is doing well. My sister has a 10 month old Belgian Groenendael whom she adores. Getting better on leash, she is just so excited to meet everyone (people and dogs). It is difficult to bait her with food for distraction as excitement seems to win. I know she'll get better when the weather warms up and we can burn that energy off in the yard before going on leash walks. I think we are all suffering from cabin fever.
My Veterinarian and I were discussing her spay. My clinic is on board with waiting for a year to pass before spaying. They did however warn me that after 2 heat cycles chances of breast cancer does increase. I have recently been diagnosed myself, so I think I am more hyper vigilant about this issue. Would it be permitted that I spay Bee after 2 heat cycles? I understand our contract states 1.5 years.
Attached are a few pics I took today. It's always a challenge to get her to stay still long enough to get a clear shot!
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Thought I'd share the latest news on Sailor. He is doing great. It mad all the difference in the world when we got a crate he could not get out of! We have no more distraction and no more potty presents in various locations around the house. He LOVES going out to the farm and we can have him off leash now because he consistently comes back when he is called. He is developing a sweet bond with our horse Chile. He licks Chile's face and Chile closes his eyes and loves it. He even licked Sailor back one day. Too funny. 

Anyways, just wanted to give you an update. He is still showing dominance with Spark but we put him in his kennel when he harasses Spark. It has reduced the incidences a lot. He's a smart boy and figured out if he bugs Spark too much it's a time out. We also start puppy classes with him when we get back from our next sailing trip August 8. 

Take care,
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