10/13/2026
“No dogs on the bed”
it’s been the one rule we haven’t really caved in on, but then you get a dog like Chip…
We added Chip 🐾 to our breeding program eight months ago from Utah and he went to live with his Guardian Home family shortly after arriving. They raised him and intended to keep him forever. The reality is, plans change. His family decided to move away and per our contract, returned him to us so we can find a new Guardian Home.
I’ll be honest. The transition back to our home 🏡 (where we only have female dogs, and lots of smells from their hormones), made it a challenge initially when he came back. Chip hadn’t grown up with other dogs so he was obsessively interested in following them around and lacked social dog cues about personal space 🤪
We also found out he was going through a lot of hormonal changes himself as he neared maturity💙🩷
Fast forward four-weeks later and he is fallen into the groove of being around other dogs 🙌🏻. Chip learned also how to go up the stairs. He still sleeps in his crate every night at 10 o’clock. No more accidents, he’s figured out the doggie doors. If everyone’s busy, he’ll grab a toy and play by himself.🦴🧸
HE IS AN AMAZING DOG🥹
Initially, I thought he needed to be the only dog in the home, but with patience and time, I see that he actually enjoys the company of other dogs around.
So even though I want him to have his forever family, his next, Guardian Home will have to be the right fit.
✅ Live within 30 minutes of Murrieta, California
✅ Have someone with a flexible schedule or works from home who could be available mid-day; allowing us to pick him up on occasion 🗓️💼
✅ Be willing to work through (a potential several week) introduction if they have additional dogs 🐕
✅ Agree to enter into a 7 to 9 year Guardian Home stud contract with us 📄
✅ Have excellent communication 🗣️