Caefelin Clem x HML Ekko

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Whelped: 1.11.25

Litter: 6 females & 1 male

Activities: The goal is that the puppies in this litter will have the potential to excel in a variety of homes, such as: working, sports/performance and active companion.

Temperament: medium to high drive, neutral to friendly with a good off-switch and low to medium arousal.

Size: medium 35-45lbs

Coat: medium rough coat

Ready to go home 3.8.25

The Evergreen Litter

Meet the Evergreens

by Taff out of Ekko, whelped 1.11.25

Juniper

Split face red and white female with a full collar

Optimal Selection: full panel clear & BAER tested: normal

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Larch

Black and white female with wide a blaze and partial collar

Optimal Selection: full panel clear & BAER tested: normal

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Sequoia

Blue merle female with a partial collar

Optimal Selection: full panel clear & BAER tested: normal

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cedar

Red and white female with a wide blaze and full collar

Optimal Selection: full panel EAOD carrier & BAER tested: normal

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hemlock

Blue merle female with a partial collar

Optimal Selection: full panel clear & BAER tested: normal

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Pine

Traditional black and white female with a blaze and partial collar

Optimal Selection: full panel EAOD carrier & BAER tested: normal

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Yew

Whitehead red merle male

BAER tested: Unilaterally deaf (L: not normal R: normal)

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temperament testing

Juniper

  • The test are as follows:

    • Social Attraction - degree of social attraction to people, confidence or dependence.

    • Following - willingness to follow a person.

    • Restraint - degree of dominant or submissive tendency, and ease of handling in difficult situations.

    • Social Dominance - degree of acceptance of social dominance by a person.

    • Elevation - degree of accepting dominance while in a position of no control, such as at the veterinarian or groomer.

    • Retrieving - degree of willingness to do something for you. Together with Social Attraction and Following a key indicator for ease or difficulty in training.

    • Touch Sensitivity - degree of sensitivity to touch and a key indicator to the type of training equipment required.

    • Sound Sensitivity - degree of sensitivity to sound, such as loud noises or thunderstorms.

    • Sight Sensitivity - degree of response to a moving object, such as chasing bicycles, children or squirrels.

    • Stability - degree of startle response to a strange object.

  • Social attraction:

    Following:

    Restraint:

    Social dominance:

    Elevation dominance:

    Retrieving:

    Touch sensitivity:

    Sound sensitivity:

    Sight sensitivity:

    Stability:

Cedar

  • The test are as follows:

    • Social Attraction - degree of social attraction to people, confidence or dependence.

    • Following - willingness to follow a person.

    • Restraint - degree of dominant or submissive tendency, and ease of handling in difficult situations.

    • Social Dominance - degree of acceptance of social dominance by a person.

    • Elevation - degree of accepting dominance while in a position of no control, such as at the veterinarian or groomer.

    • Retrieving - degree of willingness to do something for you. Together with Social Attraction and Following a key indicator for ease or difficulty in training.

    • Touch Sensitivity - degree of sensitivity to touch and a key indicator to the type of training equipment required.

    • Sound Sensitivity - degree of sensitivity to sound, such as loud noises or thunderstorms.

    • Sight Sensitivity - degree of response to a moving object, such as chasing bicycles, children or squirrels.

    • Stability - degree of startle response to a strange object.

  • Social attraction:

    Following:

    Restraint:

    Social dominance:

    Elevation dominance:

    Retrieving:

    Touch sensitivity:

    Sound sensitivity:

    Sight sensitivity:

    Stability:

Yew

  • The test are as follows:

    • Social Attraction - degree of social attraction to people, confidence or dependence.

    • Following - willingness to follow a person.

    • Restraint - degree of dominant or submissive tendency, and ease of handling in difficult situations.

    • Social Dominance - degree of acceptance of social dominance by a person.

    • Elevation - degree of accepting dominance while in a position of no control, such as at the veterinarian or groomer.

    • Retrieving - degree of willingness to do something for you. Together with Social Attraction and Following a key indicator for ease or difficulty in training.

    • Touch Sensitivity - degree of sensitivity to touch and a key indicator to the type of training equipment required.

    • Sound Sensitivity - degree of sensitivity to sound, such as loud noises or thunderstorms.

    • Sight Sensitivity - degree of response to a moving object, such as chasing bicycles, children or squirrels.

    • Stability - degree of startle response to a strange object.

  • Social attraction:

    Following:

    Restraint:

    Social dominance:

    Elevation dominance:

    Retrieving:

    Touch sensitivity:

    Sound sensitivity:

    Sight sensitivity:

    Stability:

Pine

  • The test are as follows:

    • Social Attraction - degree of social attraction to people, confidence or dependence.

    • Following - willingness to follow a person.

    • Restraint - degree of dominant or submissive tendency, and ease of handling in difficult situations.

    • Social Dominance - degree of acceptance of social dominance by a person.

    • Elevation - degree of accepting dominance while in a position of no control, such as at the veterinarian or groomer.

    • Retrieving - degree of willingness to do something for you. Together with Social Attraction and Following a key indicator for ease or difficulty in training.

    • Touch Sensitivity - degree of sensitivity to touch and a key indicator to the type of training equipment required.

    • Sound Sensitivity - degree of sensitivity to sound, such as loud noises or thunderstorms.

    • Sight Sensitivity - degree of response to a moving object, such as chasing bicycles, children or squirrels.

    • Stability - degree of startle response to a strange object.

  • Social attraction:

    Following:

    Restraint:

    Social dominance:

    Elevation dominance:

    Retrieving:

    Touch sensitivity:

    Sound sensitivity:

    Sight sensitivity:

    Stability:

Sequoia

  • The test are as follows:

    • Social Attraction - degree of social attraction to people, confidence or dependence.

    • Following - willingness to follow a person.

    • Restraint - degree of dominant or submissive tendency, and ease of handling in difficult situations.

    • Social Dominance - degree of acceptance of social dominance by a person.

    • Elevation - degree of accepting dominance while in a position of no control, such as at the veterinarian or groomer.

    • Retrieving - degree of willingness to do something for you. Together with Social Attraction and Following a key indicator for ease or difficulty in training.

    • Touch Sensitivity - degree of sensitivity to touch and a key indicator to the type of training equipment required.

    • Sound Sensitivity - degree of sensitivity to sound, such as loud noises or thunderstorms.

    • Sight Sensitivity - degree of response to a moving object, such as chasing bicycles, children or squirrels.

    • Stability - degree of startle response to a strange object.

  • Social attraction:

    Following:

    Restraint:

    Social dominance:

    Elevation dominance:

    Retrieving:

    Touch sensitivity:

    Sound sensitivity:

    Sight sensitivity:

    Stability:

hemlock

  • The test are as follows:

    • Social Attraction - degree of social attraction to people, confidence or dependence.

    • Following - willingness to follow a person.

    • Restraint - degree of dominant or submissive tendency, and ease of handling in difficult situations.

    • Social Dominance - degree of acceptance of social dominance by a person.

    • Elevation - degree of accepting dominance while in a position of no control, such as at the veterinarian or groomer.

    • Retrieving - degree of willingness to do something for you. Together with Social Attraction and Following a key indicator for ease or difficulty in training.

    • Touch Sensitivity - degree of sensitivity to touch and a key indicator to the type of training equipment required.

    • Sound Sensitivity - degree of sensitivity to sound, such as loud noises or thunderstorms.

    • Sight Sensitivity - degree of response to a moving object, such as chasing bicycles, children or squirrels.

    • Stability - degree of startle response to a strange object.

  • Social attraction:

    Following:

    Restraint:

    Social dominance:

    Elevation dominance:

    Retrieving:

    Touch sensitivity:

    Sound sensitivity:

    Sight sensitivity:

    Stability:

Larch

  • The test are as follows:

    • Social Attraction - degree of social attraction to people, confidence or dependence.

    • Following - willingness to follow a person.

    • Restraint - degree of dominant or submissive tendency, and ease of handling in difficult situations.

    • Social Dominance - degree of acceptance of social dominance by a person.

    • Elevation - degree of accepting dominance while in a position of no control, such as at the veterinarian or groomer.

    • Retrieving - degree of willingness to do something for you. Together with Social Attraction and Following a key indicator for ease or difficulty in training.

    • Touch Sensitivity - degree of sensitivity to touch and a key indicator to the type of training equipment required.

    • Sound Sensitivity - degree of sensitivity to sound, such as loud noises or thunderstorms.

    • Sight Sensitivity - degree of response to a moving object, such as chasing bicycles, children or squirrels.

    • Stability - degree of startle response to a strange object.

  • Social attraction:

    Following:

    Restraint:

    Social dominance:

    Elevation dominance:

    Retrieving:

    Touch sensitivity:

    Sound sensitivity:

    Sight sensitivity:

    Stability: