Puppies

Utah Mighty 5 & Beyond Litter: Summer 2026

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Maybird

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Eddie



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Birth

Birth - 8/2/2026

Welcome to the World, The Utah Mighty 5 & Beyond litter! Maybird was an absolute trooper for her very first litter, navigating a 19-hour journey from the first pup sighting to the very last. While she never gave us an easily trackable temperature drop, she definitely let us know she was entering stage 1 of labor for a good 30 hours prior to that first arrival!

When Maybird's family first saw the ultrasound and were told there would be at least 5 puppies, they thought: Perfect - as the 1st litter raised in Utah, "The Mighty 5" could represent the state's 5 national parks. But then the X-ray results rolled in, revealing a grand total of 9 little adventurers. Plan adjusted: we officially expanded the theme to The Mighty 5 & Beyond.

Because Maybird and her family live for the great outdoors, it only felt right to name this crew after some of their favorite parks and monuments. As each puppy made their grand entrance and said "hello world," Maybird’s two younger family members (10 and 13-year-old boys) were right there excitedly awaiting each arrival and helping assign their names to all these great national parks and monuments.

All of the puppies were born at a very healthy size, ranging between 13 to 16 ounces. The exception was little Reef (our purple collar pup), who weighed in at just 7 ounces. Don't let her size fool you, though - she is no slouch at the dinner table and will fight her way to the milk bar like she's twice her size!

During these crucial early weeks, we focused on puppy stimulation exercises - simple but vital stressors like cradling them on their backs and tickling their toes to stimulate brain activity and improve long-term health and stability. These sessions help the pups develop better resistance to disease and enhanced learning abilities as they grow.

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While Maybird’s humans are attempting to catch at least a little bit of sleep, we’ve already hit the ground running with early puppy development. During these crucial early weeks, we are focusing on targeted puppy stimulation exercises. By introducing simple but vital neurological stressors - such as gentle daily cradling on their backs and tickling their toes - we help stimulate brain activity and improve long-term health, confidence, and stress resilience. These early sessions lay a fantastic foundation, helping the pups develop better cardiovascular performance, stronger resistance to disease, and enhanced learning abilities as they grow into their future adventures. Stay tuned for more updates and photo galleries as these nine little explorers grow!


So now, the moment you've all been waiting for, we would like to introduce the puppies of the Utah Mighty 5 & Beyond litter, in order of appearance:


Archie


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Sex:

Male

Weight:

14oz

Name Origin:

Arches National Park: Located near Moab, it is famous for preserving over 2,000 natural sandstone arches, including the iconic Delicate Arch.

Goblin


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Sex:

Male

Weight:

14oz

Name Origin:

Goblin Valley State Park: A wildly playful and surreal desert wonderland filled with thousands of bizarre, mushroom-shaped sandstone formations called "goblins" (hoodoos) that make the entire landscape look like you've landed on Mars!

Reef


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Sex:

Female

Weight:

7oz

Name Origin:

Capitol Reef National Park: A hidden gem centered around the Waterpocket Fold – a massive, 100-mile long warp in the earth's crust – featuring colorful cliffs, hidden canyons, and historic pioneer orchards.

Bryce


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Sex:

Female

Weight:

14oz

Name Origin:

Bryce Canyon National Park: Known for its breathtaking, giant natural amphitheater filled with thousands of surreal, spire-shaped rock formations called hoodoos.

Zion


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Sex:

Female

Weight:

13oz

Name Origin:

Zion National Park: Utah's first and most visited national park, famous for its massive, sheer cream, pink, and red sandstone cliffs and dramatic hikes like Angels Landing and The Narrows.

Spike


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Sex:

Female

Weight:

13oz

Name Origin:

Golden Spike National Historical Park: A historic site set out on the flat expanses of Promontory Summit where the monumental first transcontinental railroad was officially joined in 1869 with the driving of the final golden spike.

Dino


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Sex:

Male

Weight:

13oz

Name Origin:

Dinosaur National Monument: A treasure trove tucked into the Uintah Mountains where a massive wall of the quarry rock contains over 1,500 visible, fossilized dinosaur bones embedded right in the stone.

Canyon


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Sex:

Male

Weight:

13oz

Name Origin:

Canyonlands National Park: Also near Moab, this is Utah's largest national park. It is dramatically carved into distinct districts (Island in the Sky, The Needles, and The Maze) by the rushing waters of the Colorado and Green rivers.

Cedar


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Sex:

Male

Weight:

1lb 0oz

Name Origin:

Cedar Breaks National Monument: A staggering, natural pink-and-orange rock amphitheater sitting at over 10,000 feet elevation, filled with glowing hoodoos and alpine wildflowers.

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