Our Lagotto Romagnolo Puppies

Before breeding a litter, the mom and dad are selected to provide puppy litters that pass on the best attributes of the breed. Every puppy born is held as it arrives in this world and before it leaves our home. We go through great lengths and expense to protect and provide for the health of both the mom and puppies during their days with us.

We are committed to health testing all dogs in our program. We health test for eyes, hips, elbows. We also perform DNA panel tests for a number of different genetic diseases for this breed. We make sure our pups are healthy before they go to their new homes. We raise our dogs as naturally as possible “holistic” and that is perhaps what sets us apart from others.

Our puppies are raised in our home with loving care, following the Puppy Culture method, which provides puppies with a foundation of experiences and that will help them grow into confident, well-adjusted adult dogs. This includes imprinting, and exposure to a variety of people, places. Potty training should be a breeze as when you get your pup, it has the basics down.

Our breeding pairs are always be available to meet with prospective families. It’s extremely important for us to be “transparent” in every aspect and strive for our future puppy families to feel like part of our extended dog family. We will always remain available to answer any questions you may have, from training, feeding or health. We are considered experts with this breed.

We send our pups home with a bag that includes the food they are on, harness and leash, toys and a scent blanket. We also provide some tips for shopping with a list of our favorite products and training information to help through the transition and in the early days of training. 

 

Interested in Being a Dog Foster?

Dog Fosters: Get the joy of living with the dog without all of the expense. You would be responsible for general health care (shots, physicals, teeth cleaning as the dog ages, etc.) grooming costs and food but don’t have the outlay to purchase the dog.

Because I breed dogs, I may produce a puppy that is outstanding and wish to keep, or may buy a puppy to further my program. At this time this puppy would not be living with me, so a foster family is the answer. I would be responsible for its registration costs, its first shots and vet physical, micro chip insertion and any costs incurred until it is placed. I am responsible for the costs to do health testing. If I wish it to be shown in any field, that is my responsibilty. The foster family must make the dog available to me for health testing and breeding, and if it is a female and they do not wish to whelp litters, I would pick her up about the seventh week of her pregnancy to come here and whelp her babies. She would go back to her foster family once the puppies are weaned. If the dog is a female that is going to be bred, or if the fostered dog is male and is going to be used at stud, the foster family should live within an hours drive of me so I can get to the quickly.

 

NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR OUR SPRING 2025 LITTER

 

Summer Breeding: BeeBe x GCH JBIS Yarre’s Starry Starry Night — This litter is reserved. We are accepting applications for our Spring 2025 Litter. Please contact us at 612-839-1137 or email at khaglof@mac.com

 

 

 

 

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Please take the time to read our Questions and Answers page, as well as our Articles page to answer many questions about how to raise a healthy puppy. From puppy growth, feeding and vaccinations, to exercise, training, children and puppies and more. This is very valuable information we are passionate to share with all dog lovers.