The H litter turned 6 weeks old yesterday. The weather has started to warmed up and they finally made it outside this past weekend. Here’s a short video of them enjoying running around in the outdoor dog run.
The H litter turned 5 weeks today. Here’s some short videos from this past week. So far it’s been too cold and too much snow to let them outside. Looks like it’s going to warm up this coming weekend, so hopefully will have outdoor videos for 6 weeks old. Thanks for watching.
4 weeks old and just started eating wet puppy food.
4 weeks old and getting use to the new puppy pen.
5 weeks old and having fun playing. Pups have colored collars on now, so check out the H litter 4 1/2 week old pictures to see who has what colored collar.
The H litter turned 3 weeks old yesterday and have become a lot more active and vocal. Here’s a short video of them make some noise.
To see more pictures, visit our Picture Gallery.
The H litter turned 2 weeks old yesterday. They are starting to walk and eyes have begun to open. Here’s a short video of them moving around the whelping box.
Elsa had her pups late yesterday evening. 2 males and 7 females. All are healthy and doing well. 3 females still available to good hunting homes. Please contact us if your interested.
More pictures on the H Litter page. https://huntersmoonkennel.com/picture-gallery/hunters-moon-h-litter/puppy-gallery-1-day/
This will be the first litter with our youngest female Elsa. The sire we chose for the H litter will be Hunting Hills’ Blood Ty. We are expecting puppies to be whelped around the first week of February. More information can be found on the Hunter’s Moon H litter page. We will be contacting all the prospective buyers on our list shortly, so if you haven’t heard from us, please contact us soon. Anyone else interested in more information, we still have a few deposits left, so contact us before they fill up.
Hunter’s Moon Elsa
Hunting Hills’ Blood Ty
Hunter’s Moon Goober “Parker” from our G litter is looking for a new home. For personal reasons his owners are unable to keep him, and have asked for our help in finding him a new home. He is currently back with us so we evaluate him and find him a good match. He’s a very friendly and rambunctious little guy. We’ve had him out in the field and he’s very outgoing. He also shows great interest in birds. He’s currently 32 pounds, and will probably be about 45 pounds full grown. He’s brown & white with a good amount of ticking with a few Jungklaus markings. Per the breed standard, Jungklaus markings are permissible small tan markings around the muzzle and eyes area. He’s house broke, sleeps quietly in his kennel at night, and travels well in a vehicle.
Thank you to everyone who contacted us about Parker. We are please to report he has found a new home. 
Well it’s always bitter sweet saying goodbye to the pups, but we are happy they all have some amazing new homes. Here’s some pictures of the pups and their new families.
Stefanie Chartrand from Ontario with Galant Oskar “Oskar”, formerly Gerhard.
Ben McKeith from Michigan with Galaxy Brunhilda “Hildi”
Dan Clark from Michigan with Greta
Barb & Fred Minchhoff from Pennsylvania with Ghost Tug “Tug”
The Schulz family from Michigan with Gustaf “Goose”, formerly Gerwalt.
Jim Gilsdorf from Michigan with Griswold “Fritz”
Little Gertie flew to her new home in Washington with Rickey Hamilton
Griselda “Zelda” will be living in Iowa with her new owner Mitchell Gibbs
The G litter turned 6 weeks last weekend and we took a few videos of them. They get more active everyday and a lot faster. They have also have colored collars on now, so see if you can pick out who’s who. See the 6 week old puppy pictures for puppies collar colors.
Big congrats to Sam Mrozinski and her pup “Murphy”- Hunter’s Moon Falco. They ran NAVHDA natural ability test today, and achieve a perfect score 112 prize 1. Thanks Sam for test Murphy, and even bigger thanks for taking the ferry across Lake Michigan to test at the NAVHDA Kettle Moraine Chapter in Wisconsin.
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