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Established in 1994, WindWalker Pugs is dedicated to breeding quality AKC registered Pugs.
We show our Pugs in AKC Conformation, and breed only those Pugs we feel will contribute to bettering
the breed.
Our first Pug, Fern, was four months old when we got her. Our daughter had been
visiting at the breeder's house the night she was born, and had fallen in love with the
little one she named Fern. When the breeder sold Fern a few weeks later, 13 year old  
Jerri, was heartbroken.  When the new owners wanted to return her to the breeder,
she called to say if we wanted Fern for Jerri, she was now available. It seemed like
destiny.

Little did we know just what it would mean for our lives, the night we drove to pickup
that little endearing pup for our daughter.
Mountain FERN of WindWalker
Jerri trained and competed with Fern in both Obedience and Agility prior to her first and only
litter of puppies. After I had Fern tested and evaluated for any health issues, and after she
was mature, she was bred to CH Glory's Dandelion. This breeding produced four pups, two of
which competed in AKC Conformation.
Our first Show Pug, Brooke, was shown for a few months in Conformation, until a knee
injury ended her career. Brooke went on to have two litters for us, and was awarded the Pug
Dog Club of America's Register of Merit, R.O.M., title for producing three AKC champions.
WindWalker's Mountain BROOKE, R.O.M.
(Click to go to BROOKE'S own web page!)
To see more of FERN, click to visit Our Retirees page.
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The Love Pugs
It is with the deepest sorrow, we have to report our beloved Rocky has gone
to
The Rainbow Bridge.  Although there are no words that can completely
explain how we feel, we know anyone who has lost a young beautiful healthy
Pug, understands and shares our pain.