PNW Havanese

PNW Havanese Health tested, home raised, BAB curriculum family Havanese. https://pnwhavanese.com/

Bentley stopped by and had a date with Ms Lilly. The happy cute couple will be expecting sable and red puppies around th...
05/06/2026

Bentley stopped by and had a date with Ms Lilly. The happy cute couple will be expecting sable and red puppies around the 4th of July. Bentley is our smallest boy at only 8 1/2 lbs so these puppies are going to be little cuties. Doesn’t he look like a little fluffy stuffy?

I can’t get enough of Shaggy’s handsome face. He’s got the sweetest personality to match. His tail never stops wagging. ...
04/20/2026

I can’t get enough of Shaggy’s handsome face. He’s got the sweetest personality to match. His tail never stops wagging. He’s so happy and loves meeting new people.

Puppy update!! Remember the red sable boy Acorn from Ruby and Richard’s Fall litter? Look how handsome he is.
04/19/2026

Puppy update!! Remember the red sable boy Acorn from Ruby and Richard’s Fall litter? Look how handsome he is.

We spend the first 8 weeks of a puppies life empowering them to be confident and curious puppies but it’s your job to sp...
04/18/2026

We spend the first 8 weeks of a puppies life empowering them to be confident and curious puppies but it’s your job to spend the next 8 weeks building on that and creating positive socializing experiences.

Little Miss Velma from the Scooby Doo litter is flying to New York today. She will be flying with a Flight Nanny who wil...
04/15/2026

Little Miss Velma from the Scooby Doo litter is flying to New York today. She will be flying with a Flight Nanny who will be taking care of her and flying with her in the cabin all the way to her new family on the East Coast. Our puppies have flown with a flight nanny all over the US including New York, Washington DC, Colorado, California and Montana.

Havanese are generally a long living healthy breed but they can be prone to sensitive stomachs and GI issues. Sometimes ...
04/13/2026

Havanese are generally a long living healthy breed but they can be prone to sensitive stomachs and GI issues. Sometimes adding a little fiber or probiotics to their diet can make a big difference.

Dogs with chronic gut issues like diarrhea, vomiting, drooling, and even blood in the stool don’t always need another drug💊… they may need fiber. A new peer-reviewed study in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association found that boosting fiber 2 to 3 times, using sources like psyllium, inulin, and pumpkin, helped rebalance the microbiome, reduce inflammation, and restore gut function, improving stools in about 9 out of 10 dogs and clinical signs in nearly all, often within weeks.

For pets that struggle to tolerate fiber, there is a workaround. Adding digestive enzymes that include cellulase and hemicellulase can help break down plant fibers more effectively, making them easier to tolerate while still delivering microbiome and gut-healing benefits.

That is why Dr. Becker developed PRIME ENZYMES™, a science-driven approach to restoring and supporting digestive function.

👉 If you want to explore this advanced formula that delivers a full spectrum of enzymes for your dog or cat, check out - primeenzymes.com

Fred from the Scooby Doo litter
04/10/2026

Fred from the Scooby Doo litter

04/01/2026
03/30/2026

We start potty training our puppies on potty pads as soon as they start walking and can easily move away from their beds to keep them dry. When they get older, weather permitting, we start taking brief potty breaks outside after long naps and meals to make it easier for them to adjust to their new potty routine when they go home to their new families.

Puppy update from Gus (formerly Rubble). He’s now 7 months old and has eyelashes for days. Gorgeous. He is a perfect exa...
03/25/2026

Puppy update from Gus (formerly Rubble). He’s now 7 months old and has eyelashes for days. Gorgeous. He is a perfect example of how a Gold Sable changes colors. With the “sables” the tips of their hairs are usually dark but the roots are lighter. So as the hair grows out they change to a golden cream or light red (if it’s a red sable) or a bright red or anything in between. It’s always hard to predict for sure what they will look like as adults. As long as you accept the fact your Havanese will probably change colors then it’s fun to watch them grow and change.

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