Schulz is Sold.  His new home is just south of Winnipeg and his
new name is Zak.

3 1/2 weeks: Schulz is a big male, mostly just eating and sleeping right now.

 
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5 weeks: Schulz is a calm, friendly puppy.  He's very curious, he likes to explore, but he also like to sit at your feet and look up at you, waiting patiently for you to pet him or pick him up.

7weeks:  Schulz still remains a calm, patient, eager pup.  Very willing to sit in your lap or wait at your feet until you will give him attention.  He is not demanding.

10 week update: If forced to choose a pup to keep between Schultz and Tank it would be very difficult.  They are both big, strong and healthy.  Schulz is slightly less aggressive than Tank, but both are not overly aggressive in the first place.  Schulz eagerly retrieved the frog we threw for him.

12 week update: Zak (Schulz ) is now at his new home with his two "big brothers" full grown Lab Retrievers.  These people know a good thing when they see one.  They have two beautiful Black Labs and Zak (Schulz) will have lots of fun and be well-cared for in his new home.

Sharalee,
Just to let you know Zak is doing great.  It only took seven days to house train him to the point where he goes to the door.  He has really fit into the family very nicely.  He comes to his name now and has mastered sit.  He wears out his brothers but that’s good for them.  He sleeps in our room at night on his own bed and is just starting to sleep through the night.  Even with our best intentions to keep him confined to the tile in the house he has been so good he has full run of the house at all times and we don’t regret giving him that freedom (yet).  One thing, he snores a lot and very loud (very funny).

I just finished a roll of film, I will get double copies and if you send me your mailing address I would love to send you out pictures of Zak and his new brothers.  October 31st, 2004

Sharalee,
Just to let you know Zack was neutered yesterday.  He is absolutely fine.  I believe they were 6 months on Sunday and Zack weighed in at 68 pounds.  He did have separation anxiety so I brought him home to recover once he was awake. 

I hope all is going well.
Talk to you soon  Jan. 13th, 2005

Hi Sharalee,
It is so nice to hear from you.  I hope all is well at your new place.  Zak is doing great!  He weighs 90 lbs and is an absolutely beautiful dog.  Spoiled rotten, but beautiful.  He is tall and slim and strong as an ox.  We were just saying this morning that he should have been a hunting dog because his instincts to hunt are so dominant.  I have to say he has never done any damage in the house what so ever, or in the yard for that matter. 

We lost our 3 year old Mick in May of this year.  It turned out Mick had Wobbler disease.  We tried everything we could think of even taking him to the chiropractor but he was in so much pain and eventually he lost his balance completely.  We had no choice but to let him go.  It was a really hard time for us and having Zak helped us to move on.  It was amazing as young as he was he just knew how much we needed him.  Good news is Ky fully recovered from his surgery (TPLO) and is as good or better shape than ever, I think Zak is keeping him young.  The two dogs are really close and are able to really enjoy one another.

We will be getting another dog when the time is right.  I would want Zak to be at least 2 years old.  I don’t want to rob him of being the puppy.  When the time comes you will be hearing from us.  Zak is the soundest dog we have had to date, thank you so much for being responsible breeders. 

We wish you and your family the best and have a merry Christmas.  December 8th, 2005

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Meet the 2004 Pups.
Tank  |  Johnny  |  Piglet  |  Bart  |  Schulz  |  Frog  
Tigger   |  Roo