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Well of COURSE I had to do this for Blue too. I was worried it wouldn't be as fun as Riley's because they're both stabyhouns, so there was little variation to play with. But I actually really enjoyed designing her parents and picking out their colors. Jetta was 6 when she had Blue while Trace was 3. Now, for a little back story:

Jetta, three years older than Trace, was from a high class kennel that specialized in show-winning stabyhouns. Trace belonged to a private couple that just enjoyed showing and training. Jetta's owners got in touch with Trace's and set up a very expensive breeding project. The couple agreed to allow the kennel to keep Trace for a few months before and after the breeding, to establish a bond between the two dogs and allow the male time with his pups. Stabyhouns are rare to begin with, but orange stabyhouns even more so. The kennel owners were hoping for some orange puppies but knew the chances were slim with Trace as the father. Despite this they went ahead with the breeding because of Trace's immaculate pedigree and personal show ring performance. Out of six puppies, none came out orange, but they were all exceptionally beautiful. Blue's siblings were sold one by one until it was finally her turn. Unfortunately her owners were conned and Blue ended up at a puppy mill.

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Well of COURSE I had to do this for Blue too. I was worried it wouldn't be as fun as Riley's because they're both stabyhouns, so there was little variation to play with. But I actually really enjoyed designing her parents and picking out their colors. Jetta was 6 when she had Blue while Trace was 3. Now, for a little back story:

Jetta, three years older than Trace, was from a high class kennel that specialized in show-winning stabyhouns. Trace belonged to a private couple that just enjoyed showing and training. Jetta's owners got in touch with Trace's and set up a very expensive breeding project. The couple agreed to allow the kennel to keep Trace for a few months before and after the breeding, to establish a bond between the two dogs and allow the male time with his pups. Stabyhouns are rare to begin with, but orange stabyhouns even more so. The kennel owners were hoping for some orange puppies but knew the chances were slim with Trace as the father. Despite this they went ahead with the breeding because of Trace's immaculate pedigree and personal show ring performance. Out of six puppies, none came out orange, but they were all exceptionally beautiful. Blue's siblings were sold one by one until it was finally her turn. Unfortunately her owners were conned and Blue ended up at a puppy mill.