Statewoods Oso Negro & Epiphone Notre Porcelet litter ready to go home May 31, 2025!!

Duchess looks like a carbon copy of her big sister Indico. We think she will resemble her strongly when she grows up. She is following a similar weight pattern as her big sister. Indico is 27" high at the withers for size reference. 

Barbossa has an easy going attitude. He is very cuddly but not necessarily overly affectionate. He is very curious and was the only one of the litter who figured out how to jump out and back into their nesting box. He is very calm and will make a fantastic companion. Rated BEST for a family with smaller children. 

Triton is a very regal young man. He is attentive, alert and self assured. His confidence grows every day. You could say he is the leader of the pack; often initiating play. We believe he will be a natural guardian and would work best in a home with activities and adventure. He's strong and very aware of his surroundings. 

Figaro is the calmest of the males. You can find him sleeping most of the time. He is always the last to finish eating, it's his favorite hobby. When Figaro is not sleeping you can generally find him on the closest humans lap because he's the easiest to take a nap with. 

Bambi has show potential. She is the closest to breed standard based off of measurement conversions. Our rotties have high drive and love having a job. We believe Bambi has the most potential to show or work. She is very loving but is the first of the litter to learn the word NO. She is highly intelligent often watching her surroundings to assess her next moves. Contact me before placing a deposit for Bambi. She will only be available to experienced owners who will utilize her strengths. 

Anastasia is our 2nd pick of the litter. She is brave yet noble. As the her littermates rush for lovins she sits and waits for eye contact, patiently waiting for her turn. She is unselfish and calm. She would happily sit with you all day. She can be very playful with her littermates at times. She uses the toys in their enclosure the most often falling asleep on top of them.