Half-Faced Saint2 Female

This girl is a sweetheart and fun to play with, and charting to weigh around 125lbs. She has a Recessive genetic coat gene that turned off the color on part of her mask so she only has half a mask, and therefore is called a Half-Face. Her parents are both Half-Faced and this Recessive gene affects the coat color on their head in a variety of ways. It is unusual, absolutely unique, and quite stunning. Her mother is 120lbs, father is 180lbs. Her father, when he stands on his back legs and puts his paws on my shoulders to give me a hug (I’m 6,6”) can put his head on the top of mine. 😂 Both parents are both rough coat, dry mouth Saints. Vaccination dates: 1st round 12/25/2025 Wormer - multi-worm treatment including tape. Second 1/25/2026. The vaccination they have had is called a 5-way, but protects against 4 communicable diseases which include Parvovirus vaccine, Canine Distemper, Adenovirus Type 2, and Parainfluenza. We give vaccines at 5 weeks, 8 weeks, and recommend they also get at least one at 6 months and 1 year, but trust your veterinarian’s recommendations for your puppy. Some places have been doing spay/neuter procedures on 8week old puppies. We DO NOT recommend this. For any animal, that operation should not take place until the animal is 6months or older. For females, this will be before their first heat (which is typically at 9 months) but allows their bodies to strengthen enough to handle such an invasive surgery. For males, the testicles do not even descend until they are at least around 6 months old. Once you see them, the pup is ready. Doing it earlier can lead to a much more invasive procedure to find them higher up inside the body and even over near the groin muscles..