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Contact:
Michelle Mollman ~ Ludlow,
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Phone:
605-278-6303 (mountain time)
Phone
calls accepted
between
9am-9pm
triplem@dakotaeranch.com
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Silky
Cocker - Toy/Mini Designer Dog
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This Silky Cocker puppy was pictured in Complex Magazine
issue Aug/Sept '07.

English Silky Cocker at 3.5 months old |

Silky Cocker (Maltese x American Cocker
Spaniel).
A dog that prefers children that are considerate to their needs, though they
are not over sensitive so even toddlers could play with these puppies (of
course with supervision) :). A
great apartment/lap dog that loves to go for walks. Silky soft coat,
does require grooming, pending how long the coat gets from 3x a week to
daily brushings. Should have very light waves "feathery".
Low shedding.
Tear staining possible. Tails normally held up like a Maltese. Very intelligent,
playful and usually good with
other dogs and pets. Very fun and playful on the ground. Calm
and cuddly in your lap. (Our vet's wife even noticed this trait, her
girls were running up and down the clinic with our puppies "winding them up"
and playing with them and we picked them up for exams and they were
instantly calm and quiet.) Our Silky Cockers are First Generation. Our
Silky Cocker's are average in weight at
8-14 lbs, 10-13" tall.
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The parents:
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MM Ashley La Joy |
"Wiggle Butt"
Buff APR, APRI American Cocker Spaniel
Female
Nov. 10 ~ Ht: 13" ~ 22 lbs
'Absolutely LOVES people, smart, happy, easy going, she's always wagging her tail. Several champions in her
pedigree. Julres Bewitched
OFA41G, CH Jontu's Equisite Julre
OFA24F.
Ashley's
parents:
Father - Twinkie Cacahuate
Mother - Daisy Dulce |
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Ladys Coin Mania |
"Coin"
Black AKC, CKC Registered American Cocker Spaniel Female
June 16 ~ Ht: 12" ~ Wt: 20
lbs
Very petite, smart, wonderful personality.
Several Champions in her 4 generation pedigree.
2nd gen Ck's Namees Marble Man-Ia OFA24E.
4th gen
CH Tagalong's Macho Man OFA24G,
Merribark's Encore OFA24E,
CH Ridgecrest Fantom O'The Opera CD OFA38E,
Schiely's Island Snow OFA55G
parents:
Father - Tre-Dees Charlie Mania
Mother - Original Stock |
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MM Dakota Anna |
"Anna"
Sable/White AKC, APRI Registered American Cocker Spaniel Female
Nov. 20 ~ Ht: 13" ~ Wt: 20 lbs
Anna is very loving, kind, patient, smart.
There seems to be a blue hint to her coat, which is very pretty.
parents:
Father - JCC-Tri Blue Levi-n-Country Jeans
Mother - Rossow's Candy |
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Saleena
Cassie
"Silky"
DRA, APRI Registered Lemon/White English Cocker Spaniel
Female
June 12
~ Ht: 13 in ~ Wt: 22 lbs
She is not strongly field bred. Very kind, very loving, smart,
loyal.
Parents:
Father - Bubba Casanova (AKC)
Mother - Savannah Sunset II (AKC) |
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Triple M Hez My Boy Scotti
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"Scotti"
Registered Maltese Male
April 1
~ Ht: ~ Wt: 7 lbs
Calmer than Mickey, Loves attention, a real sweetheart. Very
loving, happy smart, always wagging his tail. There are 11
Champions in their 5 generation pedigree.
(We added the pic of Scotti with his haircut so a person could compare
the features of the Silky Cocker to both the Cocker and Maltese)
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Silky Cocker Puppy prices:
Females
$675
solid
$600 parti
Males
$625
solid
$550 parti
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Our Silky Cocker's come with a Generation
Pedigree or ACHC registered.
You can see our current puppies available
(already born) and to pay for a puppy we currently have for sale go to the
Puppies For Sale page.
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Dear
Michelle,
I have been meaning to write you guys to tell you
how much we enjoy our "Rosie" She has just been a blast to
have. We have a 6 y/o chocolate lab who wondered what the heck
we were doing bringing that little thing home but now they are
best buddies. They romp and play Rosie has such a great
personality that she just wins over anyone who sees her. We have
had many people think she is a shiz tzu, even our vet. Whenever
I get the chance, I tell them about you guys and how to find
you.
I have attached a couple of pictures for you.
She needs a trim badly. If we don't keep the barrett in her
hair, she looks like a mini Sheep Dog. She generally is easy to
care for with brushing but has developed a few mats but not bad
and as advertised, she doesn't shed. I think she weighs about
12 lbs now but I haven't really weighed her. She looks bigger
than she is because she has so much hair. She absolutely loves
to take showers and baths. She gets in with me in the shower at
least once a week. If I don't let her in, she stands at the door
scratching and whimpering. When our daughter gets in the tub, if
she doesn't lock the door, Rosie jumps in with her.
We had a little difficulty with potty training.
We had her blocked into her own room with potty pads. She would
do well with her potty pads but as soon as we opened her gate
she would forget where her potty pads were and didn't know how
to communicate that she needed to go out. She was giving her
signs but we weren't seeing them because she was so quiet. We
ended up buying her a crate and that solved all the problems.
She also figured out that she needed to scratch at the door to
be let outside when she was out of her crate. She does have one
little quirk with going outside, if a human doesn't go out with
her, she either won't go or will go on the deck. She doesn't
like to be outside by herself for very long. If a human is out
with her, she will stay outside until she is frozen.
She also absolutely loves the snow. She will
play until she can't walk anymore due to the snow balls around
her legs. She just loves to jump in the snow drifts. It is
pretty comical.
We couldn't have asked for a better addition to
our family. She is everything I hoped to find in a little
friend. If you ever need recommendations for your Silky
Cockers, please give them my name. I would wholeheartedly
recommend this breed. Thank you again.
Judy
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Michelle,
Mattie is doing great. At her last vet visit she was around 8.5 pounds
and very healthy. She has gotten to figure out what is naughty.
Most recently she grabbed a toilet paper roll and then she ran into
the room I was in and looked and me and got a reaction out of me and
then took off running. I am at work right now so I can't send any
of our pictures, but we have plenty at home I can send later
tonight. Most of all, the funniest thing she does is her puppy runs
through the house...she is so fast and crazy for a minute and then
she is tired. She's always very happy and we are too. Good to hear
from you.
Aaron |
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Hi
Michelle,
She is
wonderful...my daughter named her "Bella".
She is
by far the sweetest puppy I have ever had. Within a few weeks
she was 'potty trained' and has the run of the house.
At night
she sleeps with my daughter on her own pillow....its really
cute!
She has
a favorite toy, which is a white teddy bear for dogs...she takes
it everywhere with her!
I
will try to down load some pics in a few days.....
Natalie
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Hi Michelle,
I don't know how to download pictures into the computer, but let me
just tell you,
she is the cutest most loving dog ever i never wanted a little dog
but i would not trade her for anything in the world we all just love
her
if any of my friends can help me i'll try to send you pictures
Kathy |
Hello
Michelle,
Luigi, as my son named him, is doing great. He’s 10lbs, about a
foot high,
although he can reach as high as the kitchen counters when he
jumps! He loves to run around. We have to groom him monthly or
he won’t see past his hair. I’ve attached some pictures my son
has taken (one of the pictures attached is before grooming).
Thanks for asking. Hope you are doing well.
Jackie
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90% of all dog genetic health
problems are recessive. This means that in order for a puppy to have the health
problem, both parents must carry it. By breeding two dogs of different breeds,
without similar health problems, we are breeding puppies with far less health
problems! Though, we searched for healthy parent dogs to begin with, if a dog
shows signs of any health problems we no longer breed that dog.
Crossbred dogs have far less health problems, (hybrid vigor). True that the
outcome is not as predictable as a purebred dog, though, we can predict a lot,
by knowing the parents, past litters, and only breeding healthy dogs with great
temperaments to begin with.
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