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CH Aspenview's Red Rocket x CH Fairlawn's Olivette of Aspenview
This is Rocket's first breeding since returning from Europe and we are very excited! It is also our first litter with Rocket. He is a Champion in Slovakia, Macedonia, and has CAC in Austria. He is also an American Champion (AKC & UKC) and was top 20 #12 in 2007. Olive is an AKC Champion and is a lovely daughter of Woodforest EZ Blue Lyon Dan. We are very excited for this litter! Pups are due March 10th, 2010.
CH Woodforest EZ Aspenview Ice x Aspenview's Stars N Stripes
Ice is a wonderful boy, AKC Champion who finished with Best of Breeds over top 20 specials on handlers from the puppy class. He also won the 6-9 month puppy class at AKC Nationals in Las Vegas, NV. Shortly after he finished his championship he injured his face and was retired. Glory is currently showing but not yet finished, though she comes from a litter of SIX AKC Champions. We are extremely excited about this litter as well. We still have a few deposits open in this litter if you are interested email or call 719-331-1832. Glory is Rocket's littersister. These pups are due the end of March.
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We at Aspenview have now Adopted theBi Sensor Method to be added to our ProgramBelow is an article about the Super Dogs Program |
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The U.S. Military in
their canine program developed a method that still serves as a guide to
what works. In an effort to improve the performance of dogs used for
military purposes, a program called "Bio Sensor" was developed. Later,
it became known to the public as the "Super Dog" Program. Based on years
of research, the military learned that early neurological stimulation
exercises could have important and lasting effects. Their studies
confirmed that there are specific time periods early in life when
neurological stimulation has optimum results. The first period involves
a window of time that begins at the third day of life and lasts until
the sixteenth day. It is believed that because this interval of time is
a period of rapid neurological growth and development, and therefore is
of great importance to the individual. The "Bio Sensor" program was also concerned with early neurological stimulation in order to give the dog a superior advantage. Its development utilized six exercises, which were designed to stimulate the neurological system. Each workout involved handling puppies once each day. The workouts required handling them one at a time while performing a series of five exercises. Listed in nor order of preference the handler starts with one put and stimulates it using each of the five exercises. The handler completes the series from beginning to end before starting with the next pup. The handling of each pup once per day involves the following exercises: |
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These exercises
improve the development of the puppy's neurological systems by early
stimulation and stress. Five benefits have been observed in dogs that
were exposed to the Bio Sensor stimulation exercises: I do not substitute the Bio Sensor method for socialization and handling of the puppies. The Bio Sensor method is a well-documented puppy development tool. Many puppies bred for field, security, and guide work are introduced to the Bio Sensor Program as part of their development. |
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TACTILE STIMULATION - Holding the pup in one hand, the handler
gently stimulates (tickles) the pup between the toes on any one foot
using a Q-tip. It is not necessary to see that the pup is feeling the
tickle.
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HEAD HELD ERECT - Using both hands, the pup is held
perpendicular to the ground, (straight up), so that its head is directly
above its tail. This is an upwards position. 
3.
HEAD POINTED DOWN – Holding the pup firmly with both hands the
head is reversed and is pointed downward so that it is pointing towards
the ground. 
4.
SUPINE POSITION - Hold the pup so that its back is resting in
the palm of both hands with its muzzle facing the ceiling. The pup while
on its back is allowed to sleep struggle. 
5.
THERMAL STIMULATION – Use a damp towel that has been cooled in
a refrigerator for at least five minutes. Place the pup on the towel,
feet down. Do not restrain it from moving.