Schipperkes

After the kids flew the nest we decided to get a Schipperke pup, for my husband's folks had them when he was a tot. He could barely remember them but thought they were really cool. I found one for him to be a travel companion in the truck. Well that was my first mistake, HAHA We named her Little Captain's Button (meaning of Schipperke is "Little Captain") and I fell in love with her and she was my buddy when the hubby was gone. So it wasn't long we got a 6 week male pup on my birthday. He was sweet, my sole mate, JW Tucker was his name, after John Wayne "rough and tough and don't take no guff off no one".

My husband is still without a truck "buddy". I am too attached. That was his mistake for asking me to potty train before he took them in the truck!!!!!
What a little big "man" Tucker was, ready to load up at all hours and travel anywhere, cutting, rodeos, haul cattle, burger in town. Loyal, curious, independent, confident, reserved with strangers yet friendly, and always ready to stand guard on our yard. He would take on our two Kelpie males, 3 times his size. They are actually scared to come in the yard for he jumps up to greet them and would hang on their sides. What a character! and could understand every word you use, his favorite in the evening was "wanna go hot tubbing" he'd be bouncing at the front door and then run to the edge of the tub.

These are the best companions, long haired and can spend most of their time in the yard. These dogs mature about 11"-13" for males and 10"-12" for females at the withers.

Pups available at times thru the year.