Search and see photos of adoptable pets in the Maquoketa, Iowa area Our Featured Maquoketa, IA Partner: Jackson County Humane Society JACKSON COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY23354 Dark Hollow RoadMaquoketa, IA 52060Ph: 563-652-5360Tues-Sun: Noon to 5pmSorry, we are closed on Mondays & HolidaysHappy Tails Dog BreedingHappy # Happy Tailers 🐕Happy Tails Dog Breeding shared Kylie Einck's post.Kylie Einck with Michael Kingery.We would like you all to meet our newest addition, Otto!Happy Tails Dog Breeding added 3 new photos.3 adorable lab puppies still available. Please pm if intrested.Happy Tails Dog BreedingPlay time with big brotherPosted by Happy Tails Dog Breeding added 4 new photos.As promised here are Yatzee our chocolate females 4 purebred lab pups. If interested please send us a message or contact us directly.Happy Tails Dog BreedingHello fellow Happy Tailers, we have some exciting news. Can you guess what it is? If you guessed puppies you're correct. If you are intrested or know someone intrested in a purebred lab puppy they will be available beginning of next week. 3

chocolate males and 1 black female. Check back tomorrow will have pictures of the puppies.Happy Tails Dog BreedingHello happy tailers, is anyone of our followers or friends of followers looking for a purebred lab puppy? If so please pm for more details.Happy Tails Dog BreedingHappy National Puppy Day! Anyone have any pictures to share?Happy Tails Dog BreedingDo you know anyone looking for that perfect Christmas gift to surprise the whole family? We have the perfect puppy waiting for you. If you are interested please contact us and we can help you pick out that perfect surprise.Happy Tails Dog Breeding updated their profile picture.Happy Tails Dog BreedingMorning Happy Tailers, do you know of anyone looking for that perfect puppy to be apart of a loving family? If so, we have puppies available. If interested we can send photos and information on the puppies.Happy Tails Dog BreedingPuppies are here again! ! Full blood labs registration available. Dew claws, shots and wormed. Will be 8 weeks old on September 29th. L

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on't forget we also have puppies from our new female Maggie which will be ready by Valentine's.Come visit us in the “Timber City”, Maquoketa Iowa. We are located half way between Dubuque and the Quad Cities at the intersection of highways 61 and 64. We are well stocked to handle many of your needs including Automotive, Farm, Pets, and Clothing. For the outdoor enthusiast we have a large selection of hunting, fishing, and camping supplies. This includes a newly added selection of handguns. We are looking forward to seeing you soon. Official Rules for this Contest can be found hereMore>More>Dubuque High School Rodeo Advance Ticket SaleMore>See All Blog Posts Search By Pet Type LOOKING FOR A LOST PET? Visit our Lost and Found page for more information about lost pets. 1. Companionship—with a strong desire to please for the children and families. 2. Strong desire to hunt—such as quartering systematically and aggressively hunting a field, with the ability to turn it off at home.

3. Boldness—the desire is so great he demonstrates a large amount of boldness, such as hitting the water hard. 4. Trainability and intelligence—they will be quick to learn and love to work while training and hunting birds. 5. Marking—they will demonstrate a good focus 6. Natural pointing—holding point as soon as the location of the bird is found, with strong scenting ability. We have two kennel facilities on 7 acres. Our newest kennel, built in 2012, is 42' x 52' with 18 kennels and 8 whelping centers that are heated and cooled and equipped with a septic system. This state of art facility for dogs is equipped for the coldest and warmest days in Iowa. We are also licensed by the state of Iowa for our breeding program. Our 26-month guarantee demonstrates the confidence we have in these pups. If you're unhappy for any reason you will be able to apply the purchase price to another pup as soon as we receive the pup/dog back at our kennel. The puppy-registered name must start with our kennel name Iowa Pointing Labs.

The cost of shipping back the pup to Iowa Pointing Labs and shipping and handling the new pup to you is the customer's responsibility. If the pup has been bred or sold to another person this guarantee is void. If the pup/dog died for any reason other than from my kennel, this guarantee is void.Iowa Pointing Labs | 1111 Hwy S71 | Knoxville, IA 50138 | Powered by Tribute MediaOur goal at Brush Dale Kennel is to produce Small Munsterlander Pointers with excellent physical structure/conformation that are outstanding, cooperative versatile gun dogs and exceptional family companions. Brush Dale puppies are born and raised in the home, are handled extensively every day from birth on and are well-socialized with adults, kids, dogs and cats. Weather-permitting, they begin their introduction to the outdoors, gunfire and water from the age of about five weeks. To reserve your spot in the pick order, please complete the Puppy Reservation Questionnaire. Deposits are fully refundable and are not required until we have a puppy for you.

You may make your deposit using your credit card (click Make Deposit button above) or by check payable to Brush Dale Kennel sent to 17374 Hwy 62, Maquoketa, IA 52060. We will require a refundable deposit of $300 to hold a puppy for you from a current or planned litter. The remaining balance of $985 (includes 7% Iowa Sales Tax) is due when you pick up your puppy or just prior to us shipping your puppy to you. If we ship your puppy, you will also be responsible for reimbursing us for all shipping-related costs. For shipping within the continental US, the shipping costs usually total $350 for an 8-week-old puppy. We ship via American Airlines, United, or Delta. Ground transportation shipping options are also available. When you purchase a puppy from Brush Dale Kennel, you not only get a healthy Small Munsterlander Pointer puppy who is up-to-date with shots and worming - you get a lot more: 3-year health guarantee (see below); 50% registration fee reimbursement for NAVHDA's Natural Ability Test or VHDF Hunting Aptitude Evaluation.

We highly encourage you to "test" your puppy and we will help you in any way we can to prepare for the Test;Michelle has more than two decades of experience training versatile hunting dogs; Low-cost hunting at Brush Dale. You may "scratch hunt" on weekdays at Brush Dale for the cost of birds taken. We want your Brush Dale puppy to become a productive upland hunter, which can only happen if you get your pup into a field of birds on a regular basis. All other things being equal, the only difference between a great upland hunting dog and a mediocre upland hunting dog is the number of birds he's been on. At-cost hunting and training events. We generally host one or two inivation-only, at-cost, hunting/training events per year at Brush Dale to which you will be invited. Discounts on future Brush Dale puppy purchases. You will receive a 10% discount on the 2nd puppy you purchase, a 20% discount on the 3rd puppy, and a 30% discount on the 4th or more puppy. Brush Dale puppies come with a 3-year health guarantee:If, within 3 business days of the puppy arriving at his/her new home, he/she is determined to be in ill health (by a licensed veterinarian), you may provide us with a copy of the veterinarian�s invoice for services rendered and we will reimburse you up to $250 for the cost of medications and/or procedures recommended by your veterinarian to return your puppy to sound health.

Alternatively, upon signed written diagnosis from your veterinarian, your may return your puppy to us for a full refund. If, prior to six months of age, your puppy is diagnosed (by a licensed veterinarian) with a genetic illness or defect that will prohibit him/her from hunting now or in the future; significantly limit the amount of time per day he/she can hunt from what would be considered normal; and/or cause his/her premature deathwe will reimburse you in full, or replace your puppy with a puppy of the same sex from your choice of an upcoming litter, in your sole discretion. If, between six months of age and three years of age, your puppy is diagnosed (by a licensed veterinarian) with a genetic illness or defect that will prohibit him/her from hunting now or in the future; and/or cause his/her premature deathwe will replace your puppy with a puppy of the same sex from your choice of an upcoming litter. The Small Munsterlander breeding pool in North America is extremely small.

For the integrity of the breed to remain intact, breeders must choose those Munsters with the very best physical structure and conformation, cooperative temperament and versatile hunting ability for their breeding programs. Brush Dale litters are evaluated at age 8 weeks for structural quality using Pat Hastings' method of evaluation. Buyers who intend to breed their puppies will be sold those puppies determined to have breeding-quality physical structure, regardless of their pick order. Buyers of breeding-quality puppies must contractually agree to meet these requirements: (1) Make a reasonable effort for the Puppy to take the NAVHDA Natural Ability Test or VHDF Hunting Aptitude Evaluation before age 12 months and to properly prepare the Puppy for the Test or Evaluation; (2) The Puppy shall receive a prizing score in a NAVHDA test or achieve a minimum score of 4 in all sections of a VHDF evaluation prior to reaching age 24 months; must be of normal temperament as judged by NAVHDA or VHDF;

(4) The Puppy shall be evaluated as �not gun shy� or �not gun sensitive� by NAVHDA or VHDF; (5) The Puppy shall either (a) through Preliminary Evaluation by OFA after attaining age four (4) months have a Good or Excellent hip rating with no evidence of canine hip dysplasia, or (b) through Certification by OFA after attaining age twenty-four (24) months have a Fair, Good or Excellent hip rating with no evidence of canine hip dysplasia; (6) The Puppy�s conformation and structure shall comply with the FCI Standard for the Small Munsterlander breed. Compliance shall be determined by receiving no less than an SG (Very Good) rating at an IABCA, ARBA or ICKC conformation show; (7) The Puppy shall undergo a physical evaluation by a veterinarian that determines the Puppy to be in good physical health; and free of parasites, Brucellosis and communicable diseases within thirty (30) days of breeding; and (8) If male, the Puppy has achieved age eighteen (18) months. If female, the Puppy has achieved age twenty-four (24) months and has had at least one (1) heat cycle.

In the event the Puppy cannot or does not meet these requirements, the Puppy must be spayed or neutered after the Puppy's growth plates have closed. We prefer to place our puppies in hunting homes and will only consider a non-hunting home if the puppy will regularly participate in activities that utilize his/her natural talents, such as hunt testing (e.g. NAVHDA, VHDF, UKC, AKC), tracking, retrieving, or search and rescue. Although Munsters are probably the best house dogs of all the versatile breeds, they were bred to work and need mental stimulation and regular physical activity for optimal health and happiness. Most importantly, Munsters require regular, off-lead exercise. If you cannot take your Munster somewhere to run off-lead for at least 20 minutes, 4 days per week (approximately every other day) - at a minimum, this is not the breed for you. Ninety percent (90%) of behavioral problems we see are completely resolved or helped tremendously by giving the dog more off-lead exercise.