Skyview Decker & Old Dominion Terriers

Skyview Decker & Old Dominion Terriers Breeder of Decker Line rat terrier puppies and Old Dominion Terrier puppies. Our puppies are family reared so they will fit in beautifully with your family.
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Puppies are well socialized to various different elements and reared with our kiddos. Skyview Rat Terrier Puppies US is an ethical dog breeder focused on using the considerable power all breeders have to ensure our puppies are healthy and a joy to own.
1. They are never in**ed, so are very unlikely to develop genetic illness. In fact, all our puppies come with a Lifetime Money-Back Health Guara

ntee against serious genetic illness!
3. They are personality tested and matched to your family so it’s a perfect match for you. You also get regular photo or video updates of their progress on our page. In addition, we get their toilet training off to a great start and our puppies are chew toy conditioned, crate conditioned, and well socialized. To prevent future injury and pain, our puppies’ dewclaws are removed when they are very small. We support our owners throughout the life of their dog. Most importantly, we provide guidance to get their crucial early puppyhood period right, setting a strong foundation for a well-balanced, happy dog for you throughout its life.

We had our first snowfall of the season here in central PA. Time for coats to help stay warm. They had a blast playing i...
12/02/2025

We had our first snowfall of the season here in central PA. Time for coats to help stay warm. They had a blast playing in the snow...after they were brave enough to go in it!!

We've got some exciting news! Miss Annie has been to the vet and had some OFA testing done. We completed the dentition f...
11/06/2025

We've got some exciting news! Miss Annie has been to the vet and had some OFA testing done. We completed the dentition form, and everything looks great. We also had her patellas done while we were there and they are both normal. Great news for her!!

Miss Maddie has also been to the vet for the same OFA testing. Her dentition form has been completed and everything looks great. She also had her patellas done. Her right one was normal and her left one was a grade 1. While these results aren't perfect, I'm pretty stoked with how they turned out and with how well behaved they both were. Now to get them mailed in and made official!

I was running back and forth between the house and barn washing dog beds and Koda decided he wanted to tag along. ❤️
11/02/2025

I was running back and forth between the house and barn washing dog beds and Koda decided he wanted to tag along. ❤️

These two dogs are something else! They both have such goofy personalities. Clearly being 19.5 inches tall and weighing ...
10/14/2025

These two dogs are something else! They both have such goofy personalities. Clearly being 19.5 inches tall and weighing in at 42 pounds still means you can be a lap dog if ya fit! 😆


Me and my sidekick watching the Saturday afternoon shenanigans unfold from the hillside. 🥰
10/13/2025

Me and my sidekick watching the Saturday afternoon shenanigans unfold from the hillside. 🥰


We spent the last couple of days preparing and putting away some food for the dogs. A local retailer had a big sale on c...
10/12/2025

We spent the last couple of days preparing and putting away some food for the dogs. A local retailer had a big sale on chicken so we stocked up. They'll be eating well for a while. 😋

Here's a little story for anyone wondering if a Decker would/could make a good guard dog. We had a very eventful Saturda...
09/29/2025

Here's a little story for anyone wondering if a Decker would/could make a good guard dog. We had a very eventful Saturday night...technically Sunday morning I guess as it was about 2:00 in the morning. Our dogs stay outside on most days (we have 4 acres we put inground fence around and they have access to some woods, the whole yard, shade trees, the carport, and the creek) but come inside at night to sleep in their individual crates. This particular evening was kind of warm and muggy so when our girl Annie decided she didn't want to come in I was not horribly concerned about her staying out. She sometimes likes to sleep under our front porch or in the carport. Then usually in the morning when everybody else is headed out for the day she likes to come in for a few hours. Whatever. Not a big deal. Well Saturday night I got up to use the restroom and as I said it was warm, so the bathroom window was open. As I am sitting there, I hear a dog barking but it's way off in the distance towards the back of the field here behind the house and definitely not Annie's bark. I at this point am thinking it's probably the neighbor's dog or something but then all of a sudden I hear a bunch of ruckus coming from the carport and my stainless steel bowl I use for the dogs goes flying up against the wall and Annie starts going absolutely nuts barking and growling-the kind that puts chills throughout your entire body. I thought oh s**t there's a racc**n in the carport. Well for those of you that don't know c***s are nasty when cornered by a dog. They will tear them apart. So by this point the commotion has my son awake and he comes busting out of his door asking if he should get the gun to which I was like yes! Hurry before that thing tears my dog to pieces! No wait! Annie won't come to you. Do not accidently shoot my dog! All this is going on whilst I'm trying to hurry up and pull my pants up and get down the steps without going ass over tincups. Now my husband is awake from the commotion. My son heads to the basement for shells for the gun while my husband and I sprint out the front door to get the dog. Now imagine my surprise, everyone's surprise really, and probably the look on my face when I run around the corner of the house expecting to find a c**n, fox, or opossum and I find Annie has a deer cornered. It was a fawn from this year, and it was clearly stressed. It was panting heavily, disoriented, and stumbling around. We got the dog contained safely in her crate and chased the deer into the little patch of woods by the house. We have been having trouble with coyotes and have been seeing them on our trail cameras so we think the dog in the back of the field I heard was a coyote and it was chasing that fawn. I don't know if the commotion I heard in the carport was the deer coming in or the dog going out but I do know Annie didn't hesitate to spring into action. This dog amazes me! She is timid partly because of how she was raised (I mean no disrespect to the person who raised her, it's just a fact) but she has the sweetest personality(always happy go lucky, tail wagging), clearly has the instincts to protect her home, and knows what she was bred to do(she will and has killed critters who venture into the yard with a swift, quick shake). Believe me when I tell you that if anyone or anything is on your porch or around your house and has ill intentions, they are going to think twice about bothering you once they hear those growls, snarls, and barks coming from the other side of the door.

Here's a sneak peak of one of the sections on the home page. It only took me 7 hours....I ought to be done by Thanksgivi...
07/25/2025

Here's a sneak peak of one of the sections on the home page. It only took me 7 hours....I ought to be done by Thanksgiving. Lol. Canva AI and I weren't getting along for a while. Turns out it was the dummy running the keyboard who wasn't putting the instructions in the right place. 🤦‍♀️

This girl didn't particularly care to be a momma, so I won't be breeding her again and would like to find her a good hom...
07/22/2025

This girl didn't particularly care to be a momma, so I won't be breeding her again and would like to find her a good home to just be a pet. She is not spayed but is up to date on shots, worming, flea and tick prevention, and is microchipped. I'd love to find her a family where she could live out her life being pampered. There would be a transition period where you would need to be patient and understanding but I promise it will have been worth it once she gets used to her new surroundings and forms a bond with her new family. She is an outside dog so she would need to be potty trained, but it shouldn't be a huge ordeal like it would be with a puppy. She is used to staying in a crate at night. She would need to be an only pet or for her new family to have a place to put her by herself during meal time because she is food aggressive with other animals (cats and dogs). She is not food aggressive with people. If you had a place to keep her separate during meal time she would get along fine with other dogs. I have three other dogs, and I feed them in their crates and then afterwards they all play and run around together. My other female is an adult, and I just got her in June, and they get along fine. If you have a house cat that stands its ground, she wouldn't bother it but if it runs it's done for. She would need a fenced in yard or some means for you to keep her contained. She has a high prey drive and likes to chase anything that runs and once she locks in there is no getting her attention. If you are someone who would be interested in an Old Dominion Terrier but aren't necessarily wanting to deal with going through the puppy stage, please reach out. She's not quite 2 1/2 so she is a young dog with lots of energy and playfulness.

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Neffs Mills Area
Huntingdon, PA
16669

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Monday 6am - 8pm
Tuesday 6am - 8pm
Wednesday 6am - 8pm
Thursday 6am - 8pm
Friday 6am - 8pm
Saturday 6am - 8pm

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+18146449618

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