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Hilda Du Pays Ultramarine - Dog: Hilda Du Pays Ultramarine

Hilda Du Pays Ultramarine was imported from the Ukraine. "Hilda" didn't suit her; so, we changed her call name to Stefania (Steffie) after her grandmother. She has grown quickly. We are keeping her on the lanky side through her puppy days. She has a sweet personality and is very smart. I hope you can get a feel for her personality from some of the pictures in her gallery.

Stef in her puppy daysSteffie at 11 weeksStef at 12 weeks Stef at 12 weeks 12 weeksStef at about 5 monthsStef at about 5 monthsStef at about 4.5 monthsSteffie at about 4 monthsSteffie at about 4 monthsstef at 5 monthsStef at 6 monthsHead at 5 monthsHilda Du Pays UltramarineRemember how much smaller she was at 10 weeksStef 6 monthsStef 6 monthsSteffie 9month birthdayStef at 9 monthsSteffie at 6 months Stef  11 months old at Puget Sound, WAStef 11 monthsSteffie at 12.5 monthsSteffie RWB Wenatchee, WA3 weeks old3wks old   show sideStef WB 2 points  Missoula, MTStef  WB in lewiston

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Questions to Ask a Breeder

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