Elkhound Puppies

Norwegian Elkhound Puppies - Mia had a new litter, 10 healthy pups, 7 females and 3 males. They are all doing very well and already growing very fast. All the pups are spoken for from this litter and have gone to terrific new homes, please contact us about our next litter, we already have some of those spoken for so please don't wait too long.

The pups will be $1200.00 CSD, and a deposit is recommended to hold a puppy. The deposit required is $100.00, anyone putting a deposit on one of Mia's pups will automatically get the pick and also a discount of $100.00 - effectively reducing the price to $1100.00.

If anyone puts a deposit and for some good reason cannot complete the purchase the deposit is refundable.

Elkhound Puppies are easy enough to care for, they have a very warm coat and as long as your kennel area is not overly cold at night will be very content. The better the food quality you feed, the healthier the pup. We recommend either a raw food diet or Origen. Origen is an extremely good prepared ration for your pup.

The first six months are important to your pup, especially at night. Allowing the pup time to go outside every 2 - 3 hours for a quick break to go to relieve themselves ensures that the bladder remains healthy for life. The same applies during the day as well.

Kennel training begins immediately and provides your pup with the knowledge and the opportunity it requires to grow up healthy, and remain very easy to look after.

Elkhounds are very intelligent, and if given a chance can begin learning all types of information right away. You won't need to wait, it's very rewarding working with a young pup and watching them grow and learn and develop.

Elkhound Puppies are a bundle of joy. They are energetic and fun right away. They are like little miniature full grown Elkhounds in their behaviour and traits. It's really neat to see a pup sit a certain way and continue to do that through life.

 As we have mentioned before these dogs love snow. As a pup they can play for hours outside having a blast. They are a terrific pup for kids who love it outside. These dogs will be companion dogs for their life.

 A feature that is often overlooked that we truly appreciate is that there is no odour on these dogs or wet smell. The dogs can be outside and come right inside if you like. They are content to lay at your feet or near the fireplace, on a rug or familiar spot.

 Have lot's of chew toys for your young dog for months to come, as the teeth develop they need to chew, no doubt we've all had to get a few new laces, and perhaps some new shoes! These are in our opinion the most well rounded dog, free from almost all defects, a true family dog, with traits that suit a wide range of individuals. We feel they are the best dog you could have!

Elkhound Puppies, photo taken at 1 week of age, Mia's first litter, 5 males, 1 female. Elkhound puppies will are available from the April 25th Litter, Mia had 10. These photos are from the November litter, we will have some April photos soon.

These pups will make excellent companion dogs, the will be very strong, agile and energetic. By the end of the third week or so we should have some neat pictures and then so thereafter they will have their eyes open and be really moving around a lot.

By six or seven weeks they will look like Takoda does directly above, and by 10 - 12 weeks like Mia does, (top photo this section). 

Elkhound Puppies, photo taken at 11 days of age, Mia's first litter, 5 males, 1 female. Elkhound puppies are available yet from this litter, they are two weeks old November 26th.

They are growing very fast, they are already starting to lighten and turn grey, they start out almost black. They are fat little guys, with the female the biggest so far, although a couple of the males are catching up, they are eating steady. Mia is happy here to come in for a photo shoot, as the pups went to sleep and she was able to catch a nap as well.

So far Mia is keeping good condition, although at the speed these guys are growing she will begin to lose any extra fat she had while feeding this group. We are feeding her all she can eat at this stage so she can supply all the nutrients that these little pups need to really get a good start.

Pups are now 5 weeks old in this photo, running around, play fighting, busy as can be. They are already taking the laces out of the shoes, just like their father. They all bark when you step into the kennel, little miniature watch dogs. We were taking some group photos and it was quite a task to keep all six of these little jokers in place, get Mia and Takoda both to look at the camera, and all of us, trying hard not to have anyone's eye closed on the flash, thank goodness for digital memory cards.

Takoda is really watchful now that the pups are here, he seems to know that he has to be keeping an eye on things even more so now than before.

We don't have Mia and Takoda together but he can hear her at all times, and vice versa, but if she barks for any reason, he is at the fence in an instant, moving back and forth, quite something to see actually. He barks, let's her know he is there and she then calms down.

We thought we better get a photo of him at this time as well, he is now a couple days shy of 13 months in this photo. As of Jan 28th, 09 he is 15 months.