House Tiner Springers

10/13/2026

🌲🐾 The Woods Litter is 5 weeks old! 🐾🌲

These little guys are growing like weeds! This week’s photos got even better when Mom and Dad decided to join in on the fun. It’s always sweet seeing the whole family together! ❤️

The puppies are playing, exploring, and showing more of their personalities every day. We’re heading to the vet later this week for their first vaccinations and individual checkups. Big week ahead for our little Woods crew!

🌳 We still have one little guy looking for his forever home — Fir! He’s a handsome boy who looks just like his daddy and loves a good cuddle.

We’re soaking up every moment with these little ones as they get ready for their next big adventure!

10/05/2026

🌲 The Woods litter is officially 4 weeks old! 🐾 These little ones are growing by leaps and bounds. They’re now enjoying puppy mush, discovering the fun of toys, and starting their potty training journey on litter mats. Every day brings something new as their personalities continue to shine!

We still have one handsome boy, Fir, looking for his forever home. 🏡❤️

These guys are growing like mighty oaks, and we can’t wait to see where their roots take them! 🌳

10/02/2026

Only 2 boys left looking for their furever homes!

Meet Spruce and Fir from our Woods litter!

Spruce is a lovable little guy with spots all over. His unique pattern reminds us of a Jersey cow, making him stand out from the crowd!

Fir is the spitting image of his daddy, Sir Warren. He is fully saddled and has the sweetest, cuddliest personality. If you’re looking for a boy who loves to snuggle, Fir might just be your perfect match!

Both boys are growing, exploring, and developing their own little personalities. We can’t wait to see them find the families they’re meant to be a part of.

Could one of these handsome boys be your next best friend?

09/30/2026

We are going live on the tick clock here shortly.

09/28/2026

🌲 The Woods Litter is THREE WEEKS OLD!🌲

The Woods puppies are officially three weeks old, and what a difference a week makes! All of their eyes have opened, everyone is up and moving around, and we are really seeing those little personalities as they play, explore, and interact with each other.

These sweet babies are growing so quickly, and watching them reach each new milestone has been so much fun!

We still have 2 handsome boys looking for their forever homes:

🌲 Fir
🌲 Spruce

The Woods are growing, playing, and getting ready to branch out into the world!

09/24/2026

The Woods Litter is on the move!

These little ones are getting stronger every day, scooting, stretching, crawling all over each other, and staying busy nursing. And now, we’re starting to see those tiny eyes opening!

It’s such a fun stage because they are becoming more aware of the world around them, and before we know it, they’ll be up and exploring everything around them.

The Woods babies are growing like weeds, fitting for their name!

09/23/2026

One of the things we are doing with our Woods puppies and all of our litters from the very beginning is Early Neurological Stimulation (ENS).

ENS is a short, structured series of gentle exercises performed during a very specific window of early puppy development. Each puppy is handled individually and introduced to different positions, gentle tactile stimulation, and a brief change in sensation.

Why do we do it?

The first few weeks of a puppy’s life are an important period for neurological development. When performed correctly, ENS may help support a puppy’s ability to cope with stress and can encourage curiosity and exploration as they grow. It is just one small piece of raising well-rounded puppies and does not replace genetics, proper nutrition, daily handling, socialization, training, or a positive environment.

We take these early days seriously because our job doesn’t start when our puppies go home — it starts from the moment they are born.

The Woods litter is getting lots of love, gentle handling, and age-appropriate experiences as they grow!

If you’d like to learn more about ENS and why breeders use it, the AKC has a great article explaining the process and its potential benefits:

Read the AKC article on ENS:

https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/dog-breeding/breeder-puppy-socialization-early-neurological-stimulation/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

Some breeders conduct the Early Neurological Stimulation (ENS) as puppy socialization exercises, once daily from the third to the 16th days.

09/21/2026

Woodn't you know it... the "woods" litter is 2 weeks old!