Majestik Kennels

01/31/2026

If you want to buy a dog and walk away, don’t buy one from me.
If you want to pick a puppy because it came to you when you sat down, don’t buy one from me.
If you don’t want to take my recommendations on what food to feed or what is best for the health and well-being of the dog, after years of experience, don’t buy a dog from me.
If you want a puppy in a hurry, because you need it for a Christmas gift, don’t buy one from me.
If you never plan to update me on how the dog is doing, or send a picture once in a while, don’t buy a dog from me.

However, if you want a puppy that has parents with health testing, that was socialized, loved, and made a priority from the day it was born. A puppy who’s temperament and activity level has been carefully chosen to fit your lifestyle. A puppy selectively and purposefully bred, then maybe you do want to buy a dog from me.
If you want a breeder who will at any time in the dogs life take them back, no questions asked. A breeder who is there 24/7 for you and your dog for questions and concerns and will work hard to help you resolve any issues. Then you might want to buy a dog from me.
If you want a breeder who loves each puppy/dog with all their heart. Well then, we might be a match.
A reputable breeder will be able to provide clearances, an explanation as to why they bred the two dogs. While most of the time they will make little or no money. What money they might get is reinvested into the dogs one way or another.
A reputable breeder knows their dogs and can realistically tell you what to expect and when to guide you toward veterinarians, training facilities, and products that will benefit your dog.
So whatever choice you make, make it with the best interest of the dog in mind and if that’s not your plan, then don’t buy a dog from me.

01/09/2026

Great info!! All new puppy parents please read!!

To all new puppy parents, please read this carefully;

When you bring home an 8-week-old puppy, you’re not bringing home a “small dog.” You’re bringing home a baby whose body is still under construction. At this age, their bones haven’t fused, their joints aren’t stabilized, and much of what supports their movement is soft, flexible cartilage rather than solid bone. That’s why puppies move with exaggerated steps, loose limbs, and awkward turns—it’s not clumsiness, it’s biology.

Their joints are held together by developing muscles, tendons, and ligaments that haven’t learned how to properly stabilize movement yet. Nothing has fully tightened, aligned, or strengthened. There is very little grip, balance, or shock absorption. Every movement they make is being used by the body as a blueprint for how those joints will form later in life.

This is why overexercising a young puppy is NOT harmless.

Short bursts of play on safe surfaces are normal and necessary. But repeated stress—long walks, excessive running, sharp turns, jumping off furniture, or sliding on slick floors—creates microscopic trauma in joints that are still shaping themselves. Each hard landing or uncontrolled slip sends force through cartilage that isn’t ready to absorb it. Over time, those forces alter how joints grow, align, and stabilize.

The damage doesn’t usually show up immediately. Instead, it appears months or even years later as:

• Early arthritis

• Hip or elbow dysplasia

• Chronic joint pain

• Poor movement or shortened stride

• Increased risk of injury as an adult

Letting a puppy jump off a couch or bed may seem harmless in the moment—but that repeated impact trains fragile joints to absorb force in unhealthy ways. Walking long distances before growth plates close may build stamina, but it doesn’t build sound structure. Allowing free movement on slippery tile or hardwood floors forces joints to twist and compensate in ways they were never meant to.

You only get one opportunity to grow a puppy correctly.

A strong, well-built adult dog is the result of both good genetics and responsible upbringing. Genetics set the potential—but early care determines whether that potential is protected or compromised. You can’t “fix it later” once growth plates close.

There will be plenty of time for hiking, running, agility, jumping, and rough play once your dog’s body is fully developed. Right now, the greatest gift you can give your puppy is restraint, patience, and protection.

Keep exercise controlled.

Choose safe, non-slip surfaces.

Prevent jumping from heights.

Let growth happen slowly and correctly.

Quiet now means strong later.

You’re not holding them back—you’re building them for a lifetime.

*Copied from another Breeder*

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10/26/2025

Well "Smudge" (Majestik's Desperado) to his new home with his new dad Dixon Gunther. He will have a great adventure in life hunting birds and just having all around fun. Enjoy Smudge and welcome to the Majestik Family, if you ever need anything please let us or Sheena know. Thank you to Sheena Collins of getting him and meeting with Dixon for the transfer and all the help!!

MasonXCali
Marie Hubert Utterback
John Utterback
Lj Utterback

10/14/2025

Meet this adorable boy, currently named “Waddles 🦆 .” While it’s cute, we think he deserves a name that will carry him into his forever home. ❤️

Here’s the best part: he’s not just looking for a new name… he’s also looking for his new family! 🏡🐶

👉 Drop your name suggestions in the comments,
👉 Share to help him find his people!

Let’s give this little guy the perfect name AND the perfect home. 🐕💕

MasonXCali
Marie Hubert Utterback Sheena Collins Lj Utterback John Utterback

10/05/2025

More Pumpkin Dumpin lol
Smudge, Victor amd Waddles are looking for their future home!!!

MasonXCali - 20wks old
Marie Hubert Utterback Sheena Collins John Utterback Lj Utterback

10/04/2025

Puppies being puppies!! They arr definitely ready to find their own homes and go find some birds!!

Smudge (male-darker puppy) *AVAILABLE*
Victor (one spot) *AVAILABLE*
Waddles (looking for new name-whiter male) *AVAILABLE*
Sassy (female-lots of spots)

Marie Hubert Utterback, Sheena Collins, John Utterback, Lj Utterback

10/04/2025

First of the Spooky 👻 season!! First Pumpkin 🎃 🎃

Smudge (male-darker puppy) *AVAILABLE*
Victor (one spot) *AVAILABLE*
Waddles (looking for new name-whiter male) *AVAILABLE*
Sassy (female-lots of spots)

Marie Hubert Utterback, Sheena Collins, John Utterback, Lj Utterback

08/31/2025

With LJ's help, we worked the puppies with a couple of pigeons.
Smudge: Available
Waddles: Available
Victor: Available
Screamer: Taken
Sassy: N/A

Mason/Cali Litter—They are 15 weeks old, UTD on shots, and ready to move on! The parents have health clearances, Hunting fools with hunt titles as well as beauty with AKC Confirmation titles! Please contact for more information!!

Big thanks to Thomas Hardage for letting us have a couple birds!

Marie Hubert Utterback Sheena Collins Lj Utterback John Utterback

08/31/2025

Well, we had our first boy leave Friday night!! "Screamer" (Owner Evan Diegel is still trying to decide on a better call name). His paper name is Majestik's Take It Easy.
"Screamer" will be heading to the Northglenn area of Colorado to enjoy hiking and spending lots of outdoor adventures with big brother Tucker!! Welcome to the family, Evan and Tucker, enjoy "Screamer" and have fun!!

Mason/Cali litter
15wks old

Marie Hubert Utterback Sheena Collins Lj Utterback John Utterback