These pups were born on July 2nd, the day John Adams said would be remembered by future generations as this was the day the 1st Continental Congress voted to declare independence from Great Britain. July 4th, 1776 is when delegates from the 13 colonies voted to adopt the Declaration of Independence.
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(SOLD) John “Bear” Adams is the firstborn out of eight puppies. He’s the second biggest so far and the calmest boy of the bunch. We love having him around the house, cuddling with us, and making us laugh with his silly shenanigans.
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(SOLD) Betsy Ross is the social butterfly of the litter. If you were to open the pen door she would wake up and run to you every time without delay. Everyone that meets her goes away happy because Betsy Ross never meets a stranger.
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(SOLD) Martha Washington is the only blue merle girl. Her favorite spot to be is someone’s lap or cuddling in the arms of the people she loves. Her piercing beauty strikes deep into the hearts of all she meets. When you look at her face you feel loved and important; and if I had one way to explain her, I would call her a head turner.
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(SOLD) Sir Patrick “Cheeto” Henry was the “runt” of the litter, but you’d never guess it! He’s almost as big as the rest of them now, and just as feisty!
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(SOLD) George “Lincoln” Washington is the big boy of the litter. He loves to crawl into your lap for some cuddles! He’s very outgoing and one of the most curious of the bunch!
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(SOLD) Thomas “Big Red” Jefferson is one of the calmest pups… so far! He’s very cuddly and sweet, and his big, deep blue eyes are quite “fetching!” He’s quickly become a family favorite and one of the calmest and most affectionate of the group.
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(SOLD) Sarah “Tubby” Fulton is outgoing and adventurous! She’s usually the one charging into the pile to mix things up!
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(SOLD) Abigail “Buttercup” Adams is another one of the calmer pups. The last one born of the litter, Abigail is often content watching her brothers and sisters run around the pen, but she can dish it out too!
