Lone Ridge Griffons

We were honored to whelp the Aux Lake "Z" litter at our home in Wyoming.  Lovely mama Belle delivered 9 beautiful puppies into our hands in October of 2016.  Giving the a good start in life was a great experience.

This is an example of a barrier challenge.  The puppies climbed out of the whelping box to reach their mother!

When the pups became more active, they moved into the puppy pen in the center of our living room.  They became accustomed to all the activity that goes on in a family home.

Lots of people came to visit the pups.  We were never more popular than when we had nine little bundles of puppy joy in the house!

We went through several tunnels and learned tunnels are great for chasing brothers and sisters through, rolling, and a cozy spot for naps.

Puppies were exposed to the nail grinder and to being brushed and groomed.

We plan to breed our beautiful ZZ to Aux Lake Duke for a summer litter.  More information will follow.

We believe in the benefits of Early Neurological Stimulation (ENS,) a program developed for military K9s, and perform the exercises with each pup according to the protocol, from day 3 to day 16.

We adhere to the Puppy Culture method of raising puppies to be confident enrichment seekers, taking advantage of their remarkable ability to learn during early puppyhood.  The proof is in the puppies!

Griffs are not suited to kennel living.  They thrive when living in the house as members of the family.  We do not place puppies in homes where they will be "outside dogs."  A secure fenced yard is also a requirement.

Wirehaired Pointing Griffons are hunting dogs.  It is, quite literally, in their DNA.  We do not place puppies in non-hunting homes.  Hunt testing is also a way in which we measure the success of our breeding program.  We are dedicated to keeping the hunt in our hunting dogs!

We don't ship puppies.  Puppies must be picked up from us at our home in northeastern Wyoming.  The puppies' health and safety is our greatest concern.