Puppy details
- ID
- W1 [White 1/4]
- Name
- Lilac
- Date of birth
- Estimated adult weight
- 83 lbs
Rainbow Litter · July 9, 2026
White Female
Lilac is the softest-tempered and quietest puppy in the litter—a deeply gentle girl who is happiest tucked into blankets or resting near familiar animals. Calm and content in her own space, she often stays cozy after the rest of the pack has wandered off. When she wants reassurance, she offers the sweetest little snoot boop to let you know she is still there. Lilac is affectionate without being demanding and would bring a peaceful, tender presence to a patient family home.
Three-photo gallery



Visual identification notes
Two puppy clips
Identity & early profile
Temperament heat
How “spicy,” or hot, a pup’s temper is, with 1 being cool as a cucumber and 10 being like hand-grabbing a growling Chihuahua on its back.
0.5: It rarely moves, mostly stares at things, plays gently on its back, and makes soft, infrequent noises from a distance. Laid back, not skittish.
Observations, not promises
Lilac moves through life at her own unhurried pace. She is often the last puppy to follow the group because she is still asleep in bed, tucked into a blanket, or listening contentedly to the household around her. She rarely vocalizes and seems happiest with familiar resting places and the quiet company of cats, one littermate, or other gentle animals nearby—even when she chooses to rest apart. Her affection is subtle but unmistakable: she will come over on her own terms and press her snoot against a person for reassurance and pets. She does not seek to be held, but she values a small daily dose of calm, kind attention. Lilac is naturally mild, observant, and well behaved, with a soft temperament that should be protected rather than pushed.
Observed in our care
None discovered in our care, in terms of things dogs are normally okay with, but not this one. You should still not give them things dogs were not meant to have, such as chocolate or onions.
We do not feed yogurt, ice cream, or cheese to puppies under the age of 8 months. They do receive 1% milk while less than a month old, in small amounts blended with their veterinary-approved supplement. Most dogs are lactose intolerant at a threshold, but their dam, Robin, is highly intolerant of any kind of dairy, so be aware her pups may also not be your ice-cream pup-cup gobblers. Do NOT obey the cheese tax! :)
Current status
Heart Guard — heartworm prevention
None. This litter is priced to sell; the responsibility falls on the buyer in exchange for a significant reduction in cost. Puppies that age up in our care are vaccinated and spayed or neutered if they are not breeding prospects, and they continue to be socialized and trained for home life.
Eligible after parent DNA testing, but priced as family pets, not breeding prospects. If the buyer wishes to register for breeding purposes, I am fully cooperative in the process at the original listed price point. No breeding fee or spay/neuter contracts for this litter.
No
This litter has no breeder contract requiring you to return the dog if you need to rehome them, but we are willing to take them back at any life stage should your situation require emergency or urgent homing for any reason and we are able. All returns are final.