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TROIKA LITTER Formerly known herein as "The Chance Litter" BORN AND AVAILABLE DOB 01/08/2024 This litter is bred and owned by M George Markoff (Troika Dalmatians) and is currently under our TLC , here in Florida - In the light of Michele’s demanding new teaching job, she asked me to whelp and raise the litter. More likely, this will be Troika’s last litter, but hopefully there will be Troika-Opalonyx collaborations in the future. *** It is expected that these puppies will not only become wonderful companions, but also be stunning dogs with all the qualities and characteristics a Dalmatian should have. Over the years, Troika Dalmatians have maintained steady qualities that make the breed recognizable, able to perform its purpose and steadfast in appearance and character. There are multiple champions and/or specialty winners behind the line of these puppies; several have also excel in performance and agility. *** Note: Neither of the parents are owned by Opalonyx. We are just helping the owner, a breeder friend and mentor, to whelp and raise these babies here in our home. We (the owner and us) aim to find them the best forever homes possible! *** If you are interested, please fill out the Puppy Questionnaire in order to be considered to adopt one of these puppies. LITTER INFORMATION Date of Birth: January 8th, 2 024 Litter Size: 8 puppies, 5 Females and 3 Males Coat Color: All Black Spotted AKC Litter Registration #: TBD The Sire "Cherry" Troika's Cherry Bomb The Dam "Sprite" Troikas Bret D Orangina PEDDIGREE LINEBREEDING STATISTICS 6-Generation Coefficient of Inbreeding (COI): 12.4573% Number of unique ancestors in 7 generations (76 / 255) = 29.80% Number of unique ancestors in generation 7 (44 / 128) = 34.38% Click Here to view Full Report PRICE AND AGREEMENT $2200 - Regardless of gender and coat color. Divided in 2 payments, Deposit of $250 due at the time you choose your puppy and final payment of the balance due on the day of pick up. Payment Methods *All puppies will be subject to a spay/neuter and bring back agreement. Puppy Contract (Pets Only) *What comes with your puppy?* Your puppy will have AKC Registration papers. Microchipped with lifetime subscription prepaid, enrollment to be completed by us. Dewclaws removed, BAER (Hearing) test report along with the OFA forms. Florida Health Certificates with all age appropriate vaccinations up to date. Several de-wormings completed. The puppy will also have the first round of monthly prevention pills to take home (Heartgard and Nextgard). Puppy Starter package that contains Blanket, Toy, Leash and Collar, Food, treats/chews, waste bags, training pads etc. (subject to availability) Choosing a Puppy: After the BAER (Hearing) test has been completed, you will be invited to visit our kennel home to meet them and choose the one to be become part of your family. While we prefer every prospect puppy owner to personally meet the puppies before choosing and making a commitment, in the given case you are unable to visit, we will provide you with as much information as we are able to (weight and size, pictures, videos etc) in order to help you choose. There is not an specific order to choose the pups. Based on our evaluation of each, we will do our best to give each Puppy Parent as many options as possible, taking into account each person/family's preferences (Color, Gender, Size) and lifestyle. Once you have chosen your puppy, you are welcome to visit, as many times as you wish, to personally follow up on your little one's development. IMPORTANT: The Breeder(s), reserve the right to have the first pick of any litter. Breeders and Co-breeders may set aside/hold longer on e or more puppies for further evaluations. CARE INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE BREEDER - Click to open PHOTOS AND VIDEOS We will regularly upload pictures and videos to a Google Album (Link bellow) Download the Google Photos App on your mobile device and subscribe/join the album in order to receive automatic notifications every time new photos and videos are uploaded. Access Album MEET THE PUPPIES All puppies will remain on AVAILABLE status until the after the hearing test and placement is determined for each. Purple CLAIMED Female Mic# TBD Black Spotted Hearing: Normal Yellow PENDING Female Mic# TBD Black Spotted Hearing: DEAF Orange CLAIMED Female Mic# TBD Black Spotted Hearing: Normal Hearing Green PENDING Male Mic# TBD Black Spotted Hearing: Normal Black PENDING Male Mic# TBD Black Spotted Hearing: Unilateral Deafness Blue CLAIMED Male Mic# TBD Black Spotted Hearing: Normal Pink PENDING Female Mic# TBD Black Spotted Hearing: Normal Red PENDING Female Mic# TBD Black Spotted Hearing: Normal TRAINING AND INFORMATION Spectrum of Dog Sociability The Importance of Nail Trimming Purine Table (For HUA Dalmatians) LUA Dalmatians, Backcross Project Deafness Dewclaws Information AKC S.T.A.R Puppy Program Scavenger Hunt For Puppy Socialization Urinary Stones in Dalmatians New Puppy Checklist RESPONSIBLE DOG OWNER’S PLEDGE I will be responsible for my dog’s health needs. These include: Routine veterinary care including check-ups and vaccines Adequate nutrition through proper diet; clean water at all times Daily exercise and regular bathing and grooming I will be responsible for my dog’s safety. I will properly control my dog by providing fencing where appropriate, not letting my dog run loose, and using a leash in public. I will ensure that my dog has some form of identification when appropriate (which may include collar tags, tattoos, or microchip ID). I will provide adequate supervision when my dog and children are together. I will not allow my dog to infringe on the rights of others. I will not allow my dog to run loose in the neighborhood. I will not allow my dog to be a nuisance to others by barking while in the yard, in a hotel room, etc. I will pick up and properly dispose of my dog’s waste in all public areas such as on the grounds of hotels, on sidewalks, parks, etc. I will pick up and properly dispose of my dog’s waste in wilderness areas, on hiking trails, campgrounds and in off-leash parks. I will be responsible for my dog’s quality of life. I understand that basic training is beneficial to all dogs. I will give my dog attention and playtime. I understand that owning a dog is a commitment in time and caring.

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HAPPY TAIL SYNDROME What Is Happy Tail Syndrome in Dogs? Happy tail syndrome is a condition where dogs cause damage to the tip of their tails from striking surfaces. Many times, this condition occurs when they are wagging their tail, which is why it’s coined happy tail syndrome. This condition is anything but happy for dogs and pet parents. The tip of the dog’s tail becomes dried and cracked and starts bleeding because of the repetitive striking of the tail on surfaces. Happy tail becomes painful for the dog and often frustrating for you to help treat, repair, and manage the condition. In the long term, this condition can lead to infection and nerve damage. In many cases, the tail must be amputated to prevent the dog from banging it on hard surfaces. Usually, large breed dogs with powerful, skinny tails are prone to this condition. Vets often see this condition in Pit Bulls, Shepherds, Great Danes, Greyhounds and Dalmatians but any breed can develop happy tail. Symptoms of Happy Tail Syndrome in Dogs Many times, pet parents will notice a few drops of blood in their home and then search the dog for a wound. Some pet parents may notice hair loss and a cracked tail tip before it starts to bleed. Dogs otherwise behave normally, eating, drinking, urinating, and defecating as usual. Causes of Happy Tail Syndrome in Dogs Happy tail can occur due to the following: Excessive tail wagging and hitting hard surfaces around the home Following a stay at a boarding facility or another tight space where they can easily bang their tail Damage to the tail from fences, walls, doorways, and furniture How Veterinarians Diagnose Happy Tail Syndrome in Dogs Most veterinarians can diagnose happy tail syndrome based on symptoms and breed. However, your vet may want to do some routine bloodwork to make sure there are no signs of anemia or low platelets, or do specialized testing for clotting. Your veterinarian may also recommend checking liver and kidney function, and longer-term use of anti-inflammatory medications. Treatment of Happy Tail Syndrome in Dogs Happy tail can be frustrating to treat medically, and many dogs do require surgery to amputate the tail to a length that they can no longer bang it into surfaces. Your veterinarian may try other therapies before recommending amputation. They will apply a bandage to the tail to stop the bleeding and provide a layer of padding to the tail tip. The other main component to the healing process, and to hopefully prevent the need for amputation, is to stop the dog from vigorously wagging its tail. Sedative medications can allow time for the tail to heal. This could take a few weeks to a few months. It will take longer to heal if the dog continues to traumatize the tip of the tail. Your vet will most likely prescribe a combination of pain medication, anti-inflammatories, and antibiotics. Some veterinarians may recommend adding Omega 3 fatty acids or applying topical vitamin A or E oil to prevent cracking. They may also recommend the longer-term application of a specialized tail sling such as Happy Tail Saver . Some veterinarians and pet parents will try to use pool noodles and other repurposed items to provide padding. Because of the discomfort associated with happy tail and this bulky item attached to their tails, many dogs will want to chew off the items, which can lead to the bigger issue of a foreign body stuck in the intestines. The use of an e-collar can prevent the dog from getting the bandage off, continuing to lick or bite at the tail tip, and possibly eating the bandage. Recovery and Management of Happy Tail Syndrome in Dogs One would think that dogs stop banging their tails once it starts to hurt; however, dogs use their tail as a part of their body language to convey emotions to other animals and people. All too often, these dogs require surgical amputation to shorten the length of the tail so that they cannot swing it with enough force to cause trauma. In some cases, a dog may only have one incident of Happy Tail, especially if it occurred while in a tighter space such as a boarding facility or kennel situation. You may find that the tail heals after the first few bouts of happy tail, but this condition can become very frustrating if it reoccurs and ultimately ends with an amputation. How long it takes for the tail to heal each time depends on many factors, including prevention of further trauma. If the tip of the tail is not healing after a couple of weeks with sedatives and bandaging, then your veterinarian may want to recheck it. Many times, owners become frustrated and elect tail amputation to prevent further trauma, pain, and possible infection. Surgery healing time is similar to that of a spay or neuter, and dogs do very well after a tail amputation. Even though the tail is an important part of their personality and showing emotions, they will still be their normal, happy selves without the bleeding and pain. Happy Tail Syndrome in Dogs FAQs Can you treat happy tail syndrome at home? You can sometimes treat mild cases of happy tail at home. There are balm-type products that can help moisturize the tip of the tail to help prevent cracking and bleeding. Because there is minimal tissue on the tail, bandages can easily cut off circulation and cause harm, so it is best to leave bandaging to your veterinary staff. Does happy tail hurt dogs? Once the tip of the tail cracks open and starts bleeding, happy tail does hurt. Over time, this condition becomes more painful for the dog, and they can start to self-mutilate the tip of their tail or increase the potential for infection by licking. Is happy tail painful? Happy tail is a painful condition that needs pain medication and sedatives to stop the process and allow the tip of the tail to heal. If the tail does not heal, many times veterinarians and pet parents choose tail amputation to prevent further trauma.

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Back "Paola" CH Fortuna In Vino Veritas Last Update on: October 24, 2024 at 11:30:53 PM Status: Active DOB: 07/10/2022 Gender: Female Color: Black Spotted AKC Registration#: NP78460202 Registration Name: CH Fortuna In Vino Veritas Sire: CH Whitecap Legacy Of The Rose Dam: CH Matcheless N Horizon's Quintessential Ownership: Co-owned with Julie Lopes ( Fortuna Farms ) Breeder: Jules Lopes and Milton Lopes Health Clearances: Hearing - Normal Hyperuricosuria - HUU/HUU Degenerative Myelopathy - Pending Hips - Excellent Elbows: Normal Thyroid - Normal Basic Cardiac - Normal/Clear Chic# 200312 OFA Record Family Tree Full Siblings: Naira , Petra and Paxton Nephews and Nieces: Whitney and Sly Grandsire: Max Champion Certificate: Pedigree: Additional Photos: Load More

Back "Whitney" CH Fortuna I'm The Bigger Bear At Opalonyx Last Update on: October 24, 2024 at 11:34:08 PM Status: Active DOB: 07/20/2022 Gender: Female Color: Black Spotted AKC Registration# NP82383401 Registration Name: CH FORTUNA'S I'M THE BIGGER BEAR AT OPALONYX Sire: GCHB CH Fortuna Paxx A Punch Dam: Whitecap & Bay Colony Eternity Ownership: Co-owned with Jules Lopes ( Fortuna Farms ) Breeder: Jules and Milton Lopes Health Clearances: Hearing - Normal Hyperuricosuria - (HUA) HUU/HUU Degenerative Myelopathy - Clear by Parentage Hips - Excellent Thyroid - Normal Elbows - Normal Basic Cardiac - Normal/Clear Chic# 200314 OFA Record Family Tree Half Sibbling: Sly Aunts: Petra and Paola and Naira Great Grandsire: Max Pedigree: Additional Photos: Load More

Back "Paxton" BISS RBIS GCHS CH Fortuna Paxx A Punch CGC TKN Last Update on: September 27, 2024 at 8:07:21 PM Not in Premisses (Co-owned, only breeding access) SEE FUTURE BREEDINGS PLANS Status: Active DOB: 09/29/2021 Gender: Male Color: Black Spotted AKC Registration#: NP71570101 Registration Name: BISS RBIS GCHS CH Fortuna Paxx A Punch CGC TKN Sire: CH Whitecap Legacy Of The Rose - NP65499001 Dam: CH Matchless N Horizon's Quintessential - NP57127904 Ownership: Taylor Carson, Julianne Lopes Fontoura ( Fortuna Farms ) & Issel Rodriguez Breeder: Julianne Lopes Fontoura & Milton Lopes ( Fortuna Farms ) Conformation Show Handler: Milton Lopes Health Clearances: Hearing - Normal Hips - Good Thyroid - Normal Degenerative Myelopathy: Clean/Normal Liver Carrier CHIC# 188324 OFA Record Family Tree: Offsprings: Whitney and Sly Full Siblings: Petra and Paola Grand Parents: Max Pedigree: Additional Photos: Load More

Back "Lukan" GCH CH Spavinaw Creek N Echoviews Nu Man In A Tux Last Update on: September 27, 2024 at 8:07:21 PM In Premises Stud Service Available (Frozen Semen) Status: Active DOB: 06/29/2016 Gender: Male Color: Black Spotted AKC Registration#: NY00012506 Registration Name: GCH CH Spavinaw Creek N Echoviews Nu Man In A Tux Sire: BISS GCH Dalmino's Devil May Care Dam: Proctor N Esquire's Brand NU Ownership: Issel Rodriguez & Courtney L. - Briarwoods Dalmatians Breeder: Glenda Downing & Eva E. Berg Health Clearances: Hearing - Normal Hyperuricosuria - n/HUU Eyes: Normal Degenerative Myelopathy - Clear/Normal Hips - Good Thyroid - Normal CHIC#133697 OFA Record Pedigree: Additional Photos: Load More

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