Callisto was bred using frozen semen from Jäger! Callisto welcomed the "V" litter on August 5th, 2026, with 7 new little ones! There are 5 males and 2 females. This litter is most likely spoken for but will confirm within the next week or so!
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Stony Creek's Infamous Little Nymph (Callisto)
February 20th, 2022
Sire: Bobev's Invocation of Indigo (Indigo)
Dam: Stony Creek's Irish Princess (Izolde)
February 20th, 2022
Sire: Bobev's Invocation of Indigo (Indigo)
Dam: Stony Creek's Irish Princess (Izolde)
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Herr Cedric von Stony Creek (Jäger)
Sire: CH Morpheus vom Dreiburgenland (Morpheus)
Dam: Fraulein K' LC von Stony Creek (LC)
Sire: CH Morpheus vom Dreiburgenland (Morpheus)
Dam: Fraulein K' LC von Stony Creek (LC)
BD was successfully bred to Stroh's with frozen her final litter! Check back around September 8th to see if she is expecting! If successful puppies would be born in early October 2026 and ready for their new homes in early December 2026!
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Stony Creek's A Star of Logy Bay (BD)
May 3rd, 2020
Sire: Stony Creek's Image of the Past (Brutus)
Dam: Stony Creek's Beyla of the Woods (Beyla)
May 3rd, 2020
Sire: Stony Creek's Image of the Past (Brutus)
Dam: Stony Creek's Beyla of the Woods (Beyla)
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Give Us 1 More Round Ginger Heaven (Strohs)
May 11th, 2018
Sire: Fejo Ager Trifolium
Dam: Summer Enigma's Heritage Ginger Heaven
May 11th, 2018
Sire: Fejo Ager Trifolium
Dam: Summer Enigma's Heritage Ginger Heaven
Visitation information:
Unfortunately we don't allow visitors to come meet the moms and puppies until the puppies have been vaccinated. The puppies are given their first vaccines at 7 weeks of age and require a week of incubation time for the vaccines to become effective. We do everything in our power to raise happy and healthy puppies and are very protective of our babies. There are several k-9 viral diseases that can be passed on from dog to dog by direct or indirect contact. They can be passed in the feces or vomit of an infected dog. They can be brought into our yard on the tires of your car, on your feet, or simply on your clothing after petting an infected dog. They can be passed from yard to yard by birds carrying the disease or by people going "kennel-hopping" and carrying the virus on their clothing or shoes. It is impossible for you or I to know what is lurking on your clothing, and for this reason we have decided to keep puppy buyers out of our nursery. We want to make sure that our puppies are safe from these diseases so we ask that we have NO VISITORS until the pups are 8 weeks and safely inoculated.