Finally a head shot of Abby and Justin's girl. (OK, actually we all know she's Justin's)

Blue Merle Female #2. I have had a horrible time trying to get pictures of this girl. She's never far enough away from me to get a shot. She's definately got the high herding instinct and it's usually me she's trying to herd.

Look at this beautiful guy. This is Black Tri Male #2

Black Tri Male #1. Loads of personality and playful. Full white collar.

Mr. Skye at 5 weeks. Quite the camera hound. He's pleased that the plans to meet his new mom, Marsha are being finalized.

This little girl is headed for Abby and Justin's house! What a lucky pup! (formerly black tri female)

Black tri male #2. Great markings and personality. Just a few white hairs on the back of his neck.

Black tri male #1. Very nice pup with a sweet temperment. Will make someone a great best buddy.

Take a look at this flashy boy. He is the biggest of the litter and will have the quiet demeanor of his Dad, with the confidence to go in any direction you want to take him.

This is black bi male #1. Quite a sweety with just a little mischief, okay a lot of mischief mixed in.

Blue merle female #1. She is as sweet as her mom and quite a heartbreaker.

Black Bi Female at 5 weeks. She is one confident, puppy! Loads of personality and a beautiful girl!

Drum roll please.... Meet "Skye" formerly known as Blue Merle Male. This lucky boy will be going to Michigan to live with Marsha and her Golden Retriever Sadie!

Puppy Information

I finally got updated pictures of the puppies. Please click on "older posts" to see all of them as they didn't all fit on the first page. Please contact me at KMHFarms@att.net for additional information on markings and temperament. All of the puppies are priced at $400 except the Blue Merle Male. He is a beauty...but has markings outside of the breed standard so he will be sold with limited registration for $350. Please note that this litter has been registered with AKC and is on a worming program. They will have first shots prior to going to their new homes. I keep them until they are 8 weeks old, no exceptions. They will be ready to go May 14.