Past Litters
The Island Litter
Born: 9/1/23
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Bane (BAA-neh)
Bane means "long awaited child" in Hawaiian. Bane was the last of this litter born.
Gender: Male
Color: Brown with white and copper markings
Tail docked, dewclaws removed
$800
RESERVED
Loe (LOW-e)
Loe means "King" in Hawaiian. He was born the largest of the litter.
Gender: Male
Color: Brown with white and copper markings
Tail docked, dewclaws removed
Reserved $800
RESERVED
Nohea (Noh-HEH-ah)
Nohea means "beautiful, handsome, lovely" in Hawaiian which perfectly describes this boy.
Gender: Male
Color: Red merle with white and copper markings
Tail docked, dewclaws removed
Reserved $1000
RESERVED
Keone (keh-OH-neh)
Keone means "the homeland" in Hawaiian. His fully connected blaze reminds us of his dad.
Gender: Male
Color: Red merle with white and copper markings
Tail docked, dewclaws removed
Reserved $1000
RESERVED
Hei Hei (Hey Hey)
Hei Hei means "rooster" in Hawaiian. We love this name and it's a bit odd like his pattern.
Gender: Male
Color: Red Merle with white and copper markings
Tail docked, dewclaws removed
$1000
RESERVED
Isla (eye-la)
Isla is short for Island. She was named by the person who reserved her and sparked the Island theme for the litter.
Gender: Female
Color: Brown with white and copper markings
Tail and dewclaws intact
Reserved $1000
RESERVED
Kailani (Kaa-iy-LAA-Niy)
Kailani means "sea and sky" in Hawaiian. Her minimal dark spots and full blaze reminded us of this.
Gender: Female
Color: Red merle with white and copper markings
Tail docked, dewclaws removed
Reserved $1200
RESERVED
Moana (Mow-ah-na)
Moana means "ocean or sea" in Hawaiian. Her alternating color pattern reminded us of waves.
Gender: Female
Color: Red merle with white and copper markings
Tail and dewclaws intact
Reserved $1200