Gold Rush Litter in an
old-fashioned rocker box.

Strike

Skookum

Placer

Pennyweight

Pan

Karat

Chilkoot

Bonanza

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Siggy and the litter.

Pennyweight in a milk coma.

Strike draped over Siggy's leg.

Sisters snuggling.

Karat has a rest on Pan.

Placer climbs over the top.

Skookum, Pan and Placer. Karat's face peeking over the top.

They always sleep in a puppy pile.

Welcome Gold Rush Litter
Sire: HRCH Heads Up Larger Than Life MH WCX
Dam: Redtail Hotshot Sig JH
"Yukon x Siggy"

Newborn 
The puppies receive their litter nickname as a placeholder until their owner gives them their forever name.

"Bonanza" - female
Bonanza Creek was the center of the Klondike Gold Rush in the Yukon Territory.

"Chilkoot" - female
Chilkoot Trail was a major access route from the coast to the Yukon goldfields.

"Karat" - female
The purity of gold is measured in Karats. 24K is the purest.

"Pan" - male
The gold pan is used for both prospecting and classifying. Every miner has a gold pan.

"Pennyweight" - female
The pennyweight, a unit of measure to weigh gold, is 1/20 a Troy Ounce.

"Skookum" - male
Chinook meaning strong. Keish, AKA Skookum Jim Mason, known for his strength was a partner in the famous Discovery Claim.

"Placer" - male
Placer gold is found in an alluvial deposit. Many gold strikes are from streambed deposits.

"Strike" - male
A discovery of a large amount of gold. The most famous lucky strike was at Sutter's Mill in California.

Siggy at AKC Hunt Test

Siggy points upland.

Siggy with a nice rooster on a pheasant hunt.

Siggy after a pheasant hunt.

HRCH Heads Up Larger Than Life MH WCX photos provided by Diane Glassmeyer 

Yukon relaxing at home

Yukon qualifies at the MAI

A beautifully built golden.

Water entry with style.

It's all about the birds.

Gold Rush Litter Announcement