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These are our stud dogs, old and new plus Bob and co (neutered), who live here.  D'Anouk, our Belgian stud dog deserves, and has, a little more room to tell his story as it is quite unusual. 

               

Bountiful Patou (Pat) (OFA GP-5021G24M-NOPI) was born February 16, 2005.  Pat's knees and elbows are veterinary certified as healthy.   His sire was Frank and his dam, Daisy.  Pat is a new Bountiful Farm stud dog and is continuing our foundation bloodlines.  He will be bred with our new bitch, Anna.

 

D'Anouk  Soum Du Prat D'Ourey (OFA GP-4884G24M-PI)   D'Anouk's knees and elbows are veterinary certified as healthy.  D'Anouk's dam, Anouk, was a working guardian in the Pyrenees Mountains which makes D'Anouk only one generation removed from the historical birthplace of his breed.  D'Anouk promises to add considerable stature to future Guardians of Bountiful Farm as well as contributing his unique Pyrenean heritage.   

 

Bountiful Clark, (OFA-4580G24M-Pl) out of Jake and Daisy, was born Jan of 2002. Clark has retired as a stud and is a great guardian.  His half brother Pat will replace him as a Bountiful Farm stud dog.
Bountiful Frank, (OFA GP-4529G24M-PI) out of Jake and Sunshine, has produced some great guardians with Daisy.  Unfortunately, his February, 2005 litter with Daisy is his last for Bountiful Farm.  Frank has been neutered and continues to act as a Guardian for Bountiful Farm.  Frank is a GPCA certified LGD
Bob, born in 1997, our farm dog, elected to make a career change. Bob has diplomas for both on and off leash obedience and typifies the Great Pyrenees trait of independence by refusing (after five years of the easy life) to stay in the yard and no longer wanted to be in the house.  He was quite happy in the goatyard where he isn't bothered by niceties like staying home.  Go figure...we don't understand it. 

News update on Bob: after about a year in the goatyard, Bob has elected to be a model farm dog again.  His change of heart was welcomed as we missed his company in the evenings.

Bob is enjoying the attention from one of our grandchildren, Stephen Harris.

 


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