Breeding accomplished!

Jiggles is hopefully going to be a dad again! He was bred last week to Noble Thunder Anna. If the breeding was successful, this will be the first litter for Paradise Chinooks in Hawaii.
Anna is very sweet and wonderful with kids. Jiggles is the same so I am expecting the pups to be wonderful companions.

Anna posing for the camera. Hawaii provides beautiful scenery for photos!!

Jiggles is a very handsome, athletic boy. He is a great sled dog but knows when to turn it off. He is very calm and sedate in the house. I will post an update once we learn if the breeding was successful.

Congratulations Pagan!!

Pagan ( Salish' Scimitar Devil His Due) takes Winners dog again for a 4 point major and then went on to take BOW at the Saluki Specialty last weekend! Not bad from the puppy class!! He is just starting out and has only shown at a few shows but is already well on his way to his AKC Championship. You can read more about him on his blog http://salishscimitarpagan.blogspot.com

Goodbye Gambler

I was set on keeping Gambler for myself but a wonderful home came along and Gambler is now with a new owner (though Moonsong Chinooks has kept co ownership and breeding rights). He is being trained as a mobility assistance and service dog. His temperament is perfect for it and he settled in quite well. He likes being an only dog and getting all the attention- he is a huge cuddler like his dad Brett and is a 'people dog' versus a 'dogs dog' We will miss him around the house, especially his sister Bianca.

Goodbye Kaltag

Bownstone Iditarod Trail Song (Kaltag) has found a new home with one of my co workers who also owns Bagheera from my Jungle Book litter. Kaltag, aka Kole, is going to be kept intact for breeding and showing. The family are avid hikers, campers, and snowboarders so he will be out and about often. He is a very good natured, bold boy but is the epitome of turn on and turn off. I will have to say he was the easiest puppy I ever had- in the house he was a lazy lump but when we went out he was in the pool, down the trail, and shooting all over.

Kaltag naps in front of his grandma Chili- his last night at home. Honey will really miss him!

Frontier litter

At the very end of April, Frontier Chinooks had a beautiful litter of 7 puppies. Sadly, 2 of the puppies did not make it but the remaining 5 pups are wonderful, tawny pups with phenominal coats and nice heads. These pics were taken when the pups were 4 weeks old. Connie Jones of WoodsRunner Chinooks flew out to visit and she walked us through a puppy eval while she was here.

Miss Orange shows off her plush coat and nice color

Miss Rainbow and Mr. Red
Mr Red is a very dark tawny. He will retain a nice mask and dark guard hairs

Miss Blue (L) and Miss Yellow (R)

Miss yellow

Miss Yellow showing off her other end...she almost blends in with the bed

Miss Rainbow (l) and Miss Yellow (r)

Miss Rainbow

Miss Rainbow

Miss Rainbow

Miss Orange plays with a toy

Miss Orange

Puppies zonk out after a long day of visiting

Lilah looks over her new brood

Frontier pups at a few days old

parents of the new Frontier Litter CH SpringCreek Lambeau Leap (Brett) and CH Moonsong Halona Delilah (Lilah)

Brett is great with children and other dogs. Here he takes a break form his sulky demo to say hi to a fan

Brett showing of a sulky

Lilah looking guilty after she pulled all the toys out of the toy box while visiting the Moonsong pack for her 'date' with Brett

Lilah showing off her nice proportions

New addition

Moonsong Chinooks is pleased to have Brownstone Itidarod Trail Song - Kaltag/Kole- join our pack. He comes from the Brownstone litter of Moonsong Cedar River Touchdown x Lighthouse Tillamook Rock. Kole will stay with me for a while until a permanent show/breeding home can be found for him. You can see him on his own blog: http://brownstonekaltag.blogspot.com

Puppies are Here!!

Moonsong Cedar River Touchdown gave birth to 8 puppies on Sunday, March 14th. Sadly one puppy did not make it but 5 girls and 2 boys are enjoying life at Brownstone Chinooks. You can see more on their blog http://brownstonechinooks.blogspot.com/