Daybreak Doberman Littles

02/09/2025

01/30/2025

One left last week. This weekend 2 maybe 3 will be going to their new homes so that means 1 left

01/23/2025

Can you guess what their litter names were?

01/19/2025

Big sister Cannoli of the Beetlejuice Littles.

01/18/2025

Beautiful mom Nougat, to the Beetlejuice Littles

01/18/2025

In Connecticut, the breeding season for the eastern coyote is from January to March. During this time, you are more likely to hear and see coyotes. Contrary to popular belief, coyotes do not call to announce a kill. Instead, coyotes use a variety of vocalizations to communicate with family members, warn non-family members to stay out of their territory, and advertise for a mate.

As coyotes have become more common, public concerns about coyotes attacking people have increased. Although some coyotes may exhibit bold behavior near people, the risk of a coyote attacking a person is LOW. However, this risk can increase if coyotes are intentionally fed and then learn to associate people with food, or if a person is walking with a dog, especially one that is not leashed, near a coyote den or territory during the denning and pup rearing seasons.

Here are a few important tips for preventing conflicts with coyotes:

✅Do not allow pets to run free! Keep cats indoors, particularly at night, and keep dogs on a leash or under close supervision at all times.

✅Never feed coyotes! It is illegal to intentionally feed coyotes and other potentially dangerous wildlife (P.A. 23-77). Clean up bird seed below feeders and pet foods. Secure garbage and compost in animal-proof containers.

✅Always walk dogs on a leash. If approached by a coyote while walking your dog, keep the dog under control and calmly leave the area. Do not run or turn your back. Coyotes are territorial and many reports of bold coyotes visiting yards, howling, or threatening larger dogs can often be attributed to this territorial behavior.

More information is at https://portal.ct.gov/deep/wildlife/nuisance-wildlife/living-with-coyotes

📸: John Clery

01/18/2025

https://dpca.org/publiced/living-with-a-dobe/ears/

The Dobermans "look" is that of a compact, powerful, medium sized dog that shows an attitude and temperament reflecting great nobility and confidence. His

01/17/2025

The Littles had their ears done on Monday.

01/17/2025

Need a snuggle buddy or couch surfer? Still a few looking for their own couch.

01/08/2025

They're almost too big to ride in the cart all together