Clark Kennel Shelties, LLC

06/04/2026

06/02/2026

Early Fathers Day arrived. They had limit of only four dogs they could include though. Sorry Toby and Abby! 😬 Do I need a second hat? Haha!!

06/01/2026

Happy International Sheltie Day … Woof!

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05/29/2026

HAPPY FRIDAY!!

…. a little chuckle for ya 🤣😂🤣

05/28/2026

An oldie but a goodie … our two retired dams.

Cinnamon on the left and Abby on the right.

They both gave us many, many beautiful and healthy puppies. They were the start of our breeding program.

Little did we know at the time of this picture what our future would hold. We were in an AirBnB at the time, during the pandemic when we were moving to PA. We didn’t know that these two beautiful Shelties would be the start of our program.

A dream coming true 🐾

05/18/2026

AHHHH !!!!! Is the weekend really over?!?

05/13/2026

I think Shelties can smell at least 5 miles lol

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Ever wondered why a dog suddenly stops and stares at absolutely nothing while you’re out on a walk? It turns out they are tuning into an invisible map of information that we simply cannot perceive. Understanding how animals detect scents helps us respect their perspective of the world.

1. Observe wind direction, because scent particles behave like invisible smoke moving through the air, traveling significantly further on a steady breeze.

2. Note the humidity levels, as moisture in the air actually traps and holds scent molecules longer, creating a stronger trail for animals like bears or wolves.

3. Look for physical signs of sniffing, such as a raised nose or rhythmic twitching, which indicate the animal is actively pulling in air to identify chemical signatures from miles away.

Learning to read these subtle cues transforms a simple hike into a fascinating lesson in biology. It is truly humbling to realize how much detail exists right under our noses that we just can't track.

05/10/2026

HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY ‼️

… to all the dog moms and hoomans 🐾