These precious Mi-Kis are our reserved puppies that have not yet traveled to their new families. Our future families can still find their puppy photos here to show their friends and family members.

A Reminder to our Adopting Families: Consider booking your 72-hour post-adoption health validation checkup and second vaccination appointment now as veterinary clinics are often scheduling weeks in advance.

Dresden + Cosmo – DOB June 8, 2026 – The “Divine” Litter – Ready around 8/17/26

Dahlia Blue – blue parti long-coat female – 8 weeks old – charting to be 3 pounds, 11 ounces – reserved

Dahlia Blue is on hold for our program. She has been doing very poorly as far as weaning, so her weight has dropped. I’m hoping to get her back up into the breeding candidate size range, but she may have to be a pet.

Davinci – blue parti long-coat male – eight weeks old – charting to be 2 pounds, 11 ounces – reserved

Davinci is on hold for a breeder but may end up going as a pet since he may be too small to perform stud dog duties. He has a sassy little personality. Davinci continues to trend down on his weekly adult weight estimates. He’s going to be even smaller than his 3.5-pound brother Yoshi. His ears are definitely up. His Embark test reveals that he carries all the colors including chocolate, clear red, and tan points. He also carries smooth. I will touch base with his potential breeder mom and see what she is thinking. He likely won’t be ready for adoption until he is 16 weeks old (around the end of September)

Mei Mei + Harley/Pepe/Gimli – DOB June 16, 2026 – The “Flawless” Litter – ready around 8/25/26

Fawn – parti chocolate sable long-coat female – 11 weeks old – charting to be 2 pounds, 12 ounces – reserved

Fawn is a chocolate fawn sable. She will look mostly cream as an adult. I’m used to seeing more gingered colored chocolate sables, but I think this girl will look more like Rosalee as far as coloring, wide-set eyes, and a short muzzle. Actually, she reminds me of her great grandma Truffle after she silvered. Her sire is Gimli. Fawn will be very light colored, as seen on her back where her hair is growing out. She is very tiny, but seems to be holding her own with her littermates. She’s playful and confident. She did get checked out by our vet, and she appears to be healthy despite her size. She’ll have to wait quite a while before she is big enough to adopt – potentially October or even November. She is going to live with a Mi-Ki breeder who misses having a tiny one for a pet, so I know she will be wonderfully cared for.

Astra + Mario and/or Harley – DOB August 2, 2026 – The “Hidden Garden” Litter

Due to complications with Astra’s labor, a C-section, and uterine infection, this may be her last litter. Since she was obtained to bring this line back to our program, we’re hoping to keep something back for her legacy. Henna, the chocolate girl, is our pick.

Chloe (formerly Hyacinth) – solid cream probable smooth-face female – seven weeks old – charting to be 5 pounds, 8 ounces – reserved

Hyacinth is now going to be called Chloe. She is going to live in New York. Bill will be delivering her in October.

Henna – chocolate brindle long-coat female – seven weeks old – charting to be 5 pounds, 7 ounces – on hold for our program

Henna is my pick of the two girls. Because of her pedigree, even if we choose not to keep her, it is likely another breeder may select her. I am running an Embark test on her. She is trending back up on size, thankfully, so we are feeling hopeful that we will get to keep her.

Chaina + Heath Bear – DOB 8/22/26 – The “Keystone” Litter – Ready around 10/31/26

Chaina and Heath bear can only produce black or chocolate puppies. They will all be long coats. They will all carry chocolate and tan points, and possibly clear red and smooth. Chaina also jumped the gate and paired herself with Flint at the end of her cycle. Parental DNA testing will show who the parents are of any black puppies. Chocolates genetically have to be Heath’s.

Chaina delivered 4 puppies after we got home from Tiffany Blue’s C-section. Unfortunately, there was likely some sort of complication with one of the uterine horns, and only two were born alive. There were two girls and two boys. Two chocolates and two blacks.

Kodiak – solid chocolate long-coat male – four weeks old – charting to be 8 pounds, 6 ounces – reserved

Solid, non-silvering chocolates are always contenders for a breeding program, especially when they have a gorgeous head like this boy. Since neither parent has the graying gene, Kodiak is going to stay dark. He will look like a cuddly brown bear. We will be keeping an eye on him as a potential breeding candidate, but he may end up being larger than some breeders prefer. He carries tan points and could potentially carry blue, clear red, and smooth. Please let us know if you are interested in any color genetic testing for this lovely boy. We have released him to our deposit list due to his size. He will be a gorgeous, dark chocolate bear who is suitable for families with kids.

Kona – solid black long-coat female – four weeks old – charting to be 7 pounds, 7 ounces at maturity – reserved

We love Kona’s shiny black coat. She is jet black except for one thin strip of white on her chest. She could be either Heath’s or Flint’s daughter. If she is Heath’s, she will stay black and not silver as neither parent has the graying gene. Flint is pretty dark for a brindle, so he may not have the graying gene either. Size wise, she may be from Heath, though.