House Tiner Springers

09/30/2026

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09/28/2026

🌲 The Woods Litter is THREE WEEKS OLD!🌲

The Woods puppies are officially three weeks old, and what a difference a week makes! All of their eyes have opened, everyone is up and moving around, and we are really seeing those little personalities as they play, explore, and interact with each other.

These sweet babies are growing so quickly, and watching them reach each new milestone has been so much fun!

We still have 4 handsome boys looking for their forever homes:

🌲 Oak
🌲 Fir
🌲 Hickory
🌲 Spruce

The Woods are growing, playing, and getting ready to branch out into the world!

09/24/2026

The Woods Litter is on the move!

These little ones are getting stronger every day, scooting, stretching, crawling all over each other, and staying busy nursing. And now, we’re starting to see those tiny eyes opening!

It’s such a fun stage because they are becoming more aware of the world around them, and before we know it, they’ll be up and exploring everything around them.

The Woods babies are growing like weeds, fitting for their name!

09/23/2026

One of the things we are doing with our Woods puppies and all of our litters from the very beginning is Early Neurological Stimulation (ENS).

ENS is a short, structured series of gentle exercises performed during a very specific window of early puppy development. Each puppy is handled individually and introduced to different positions, gentle tactile stimulation, and a brief change in sensation.

Why do we do it?

The first few weeks of a puppy’s life are an important period for neurological development. When performed correctly, ENS may help support a puppy’s ability to cope with stress and can encourage curiosity and exploration as they grow. It is just one small piece of raising well-rounded puppies and does not replace genetics, proper nutrition, daily handling, socialization, training, or a positive environment.

We take these early days seriously because our job doesn’t start when our puppies go home — it starts from the moment they are born.

The Woods litter is getting lots of love, gentle handling, and age-appropriate experiences as they grow!

If you’d like to learn more about ENS and why breeders use it, the AKC has a great article explaining the process and its potential benefits:

Read the AKC article on ENS:

https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/dog-breeding/breeder-puppy-socialization-early-neurological-stimulation/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

Some breeders conduct the Early Neurological Stimulation (ENS) as puppy socialization exercises, once daily from the third to the 16th days.

09/21/2026

Woodn't you know it... the "woods" litter is 2 weeks old!

09/18/2026

🐾HOW OUR PUPPY WAITLIST & PLACEMENT PROCESS WORK🐾

Bringing home a House Tiner Springer is exciting, and we want our families to know exactly how the puppy process works from the very beginning!

1️⃣ Start by getting on our waitlist
If you’re interested in a future House Tiner puppy or current litter, reach out and tell us a little about your family, lifestyle, and what you’re looking for in a puppy. We’ll have a conversation to make sure one of our puppies may be a good fit for your home.

2️⃣ Secure your spot with a deposit
Once you’ve been approved to join the waitlist for a litter, a $300 non-refundable deposit is required to officially secure your place. Deposits may be transferred to a different House Tiner litter one time, at the breeder’s discretion.

3️⃣ Puppies are growing and changing!
We do not make puppy selections immediately after birth. Our puppies need time to grow, develop, and show us their individual personalities. Around 3–4 weeks of age, we begin working through our waitlist and making puppy placements.

4️⃣ How puppy picks work
When it’s your turn, we’ll discuss the puppies that are available and consider your preferences, including gender and color, along with what we’ve observed about each puppy. We want to help make the best possible match for both the puppy and your family.

Please remember that requesting a particular gender or color does not guarantee that you will receive that puppy. Puppies develop their own personalities, and we believe placement should take more into consideration than appearance alone.

5️⃣ The breeder always has first pick
House Tiner Springers reserves the right to retain any puppy from any litter for our breeding program or future plans. The breeder will always have first pick before buyer selections are finalized.

6️⃣ Final placement is the breeder’s decision
Our goal is for every House Tiner puppy to be placed in a loving, appropriate forever home. Because of that, House Tiner Springers reserves the right to make the final decision regarding puppy placement and to decline or cancel a sale at any point if we determine it is in the best interest of the puppy or our breeding program.

❤️ Our puppies are more than a transaction — they are part of our family first. We put a lot of time, care, thought, and love into raising each litter, and we take the placement process seriously because we want our puppies and their families to thrive together.

If you’re interested in joining a future or current House Tiner litter, send us a message and let’s start the conversation! We’re always happy to answer questions and help you understand the process.

🐾 House Tiner Springers
Raising, loving, and thoughtfully placing our puppies one family at a time.

09/13/2026

1 week update of the "Woods" litter

Everyone is doing great and getting chubby! The boys definitely treat the girl like princesses and snuggle them at all times. Momma Brooke is loving her babies and spending every moment with them.

*We have male spots still available*

Picks are made at 3/4 weeks.