GK Springer Spaniels Of North Dakota

10/01/2024

As of today our last litter of babies have found their loving forever homes! Thanks to everyone for your support!

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09/17/2024

UPDATE: All puppies have found their new forever homes!
My apologies for updating sooner.

New updated pictures of the puppies as of 9-15-2024 The Orange and Black collars are the Girls and the Red Gray & Tan collars are the boys. Prices are again reduced, PM for more information.

09/09/2024

New updated pictures of the puppies as of 9-9-2024 The Pink Yellow Green & Orange collars are the Girls and the Blue Red Black Tan & Purple collars are the boys. PM for more information

09/07/2024

A beautiful day today for puppy videos!

09/01/2024

Price reduced for Jake and Jill's July litter of 10 pups. PM for more details!

08/18/2024

Ready the first week of October!

08/18/2024

Here are the new pictures of our puppies. Ready first week of October.

08/11/2024

Here they are! 6 boys and 4 girls. Ready to go the first week of October. PM for more details.

08/08/2024

Puppies today! 10 total, PM for more information! Ready to go the first week of October!

07/25/2024

Jill is due to have an oops litter in the first part of August if it is a successful litter I will post accordingly with pictures. if anybody wishes to reserve a pup please PM me and we will go from there. Father is the same from her February litter he is pictured in the background his name is Jake. This will be her third litter and we were planning on having her bred and spayed in 2025. This is the last chance to get a quality pup from Jill and Jake.
Many thanks to everyone that is following my page!

04/26/2024

Jack has found his forever home and family!!

04/16/2024

Have one beautiful Liver & White English Springer Spaniel boy left that is still available born 2/4/2024. Has all booster shots and is ready to go now. PM for more info.

03/11/2024

Good to know!!

The beloved family dog was rushed into my clinic in the arms of the father as he ran into the building. The dog was already seizing. The father said the dog was completely normal, then acted a little weird and, within 20 minutes, collapsed. Seizures began while in transit to the vet clinic. It was ‘all-hands-on-deck’ as we assessed. His vitals began to fade---we were losing him.

Then the wife said, “he was fine/rambunctious and had just ripped up my purse”. My eyes widened as I asked, “Was there sugar-free gum/candy in your purse”? The answer was yes. I knew immediately this was XYLITOL POISONING. We didn’t have long to save him—I reached for the dextrose (a type of sugar) to begin treatment of severe HYPOGLYCEMIA (low sugar) and began rapid treatment. He came back from the dead, but his troubles were far from over…next problem was the likely DESTRUCTION OF HIS LIVER. After 5 days of intensive care and diagnostic monitoring, the critically ill patient began to turn the corner. He eventually went home as a happy, bouncing Lab. Most do not make it.

In dogs (not cats), the pancreas confuses xylitol with real sugar and releases insulin to store the “sugar.” Even worse, the canine pancreas releases 3-7 times the amount of insulin it would release to address a similar amount of sugar. Blood sugar levels rapidly plummet, resulting in weakness, disorientation, tremors, seizures, and death. It happens FAST!

It does not take many sticks of gum to poison a dog, especially a small dog. Symptoms typically begin within 30 minutes and can last for more than 12 hours, but since xylitol can be absorbed into the body slowly, symptoms may not begin until 12 hours after the xylitol was eaten.

Our advice is to check ALL labels for xylitol (Birch Sugar) as more and more human products like peanut butter contain xylitol. Also, ditch the xylitol for baking and the sugar-free gum/candy.

03/02/2024

Have one beautiful English Springer Spaniel boy left that is still available. Has all booster shots and is ready to go now. PM for more info.