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Introducing
"Maverick"
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The story behind his name:
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ready for the adventure of the summer"
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purchase Maverick, we were given ownership by the
breeder after assisting in the retrieval of the puppy from the buyer. |
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quite full of himself, imagine a puppy who had grown
accustom to backing a grown man into a corner. |
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mav·er·ick adj. Independent in behavior/action or
thought. |
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Mav was born March 31st, 1998
He has been OFA evaluated and DNA profiled |
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We use to enjoy
going to Rendezvous,
where obedience and conformation trials were held. |
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No, we didn't forget to
clean :-)
They enjoy things to chew on.
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To successfully read a canid, a person must
collectively assess the canine's complete body language: head position, tail position, eye contact, ear position, hackles, etc.
~ Kim Miles
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2003 |
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Spring 2003 with pups
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Grandbabies April 2005
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I love the photos above so I decided to place them here, however I
feel I must say...
I do not recommend these animals go to homes with small children.
They are large and can easily knock down little people. I know *my*
animals, I know *my* children, and I know how *I* supervise. A
breeder does not know these things about you and therefore most
will not sell to individuals who have children under the age of
12, or are planning children in the near future.
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April 2005
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December 2005
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September 2006
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December 1st, 2006
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February 20th, 2007
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April 7th, 2007
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Notice in the photos above that his coat color is faded out.
Some blacks can eventually appear white.
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Visit Maverick's Brother Maynard at ...
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