Pacific Seashore Litter
Feb 15, 2026
Sire: Redtail Klondike Strike JH, FTI
Dam: Redtail Ring of Fire RN, JH, FTI
"Dawson x Pele"
The puppies from the Pacific Seashore Litter are heading home.
We anticipate our next litter in April 2026.
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REDTAIL FINS AND FEATHERS - "Duncan" - male
The Pacific Seashore offers many adventures from camping on the coast at Bodega Bay to upland and waterfowl hunting in the fields.
Formerly known as "Breaker."
REDTAIL RED CORAL - "Phoenix" - female
A deep water coral found in the North Pacific Ocean, and plays an integral role in supporting benthic ecosystems.
Formerly known as "Carmel."
REDTAIL WALKING ON SUNSHINE - "Callie" - female
“Walking on Sunshine” by Katrina and the Waves is included in the compilation album “Endless Summer: Beach Party Classics.”
Formerly known as "Coral."
REDTAIL EZIE OCEAN BREEZE - "Brie" - female
Weather on the tropical coast of central America or a beach in Northern California, a gentle ocean breeze is an easy welcome.
Formerly known as "Jelly."
REDTAIL PLAYA DE PLUMAS - "Lucky" - female
Playa de Plumas translates to Feather Beach. Lucky may come from the Pacific Seashore, but Montana birds are in her future.
Formerly known as "Playa"
REDTAIL PACIFIC TIDE WALKER - "Sage" - female
Tide pools are abundant in wildlife and waterfowl. A tribute to her ancestor Wind Walker, Sage has a lot of waterfowl in her future. Formerly known as "Sandy."
REDTAIL OCEAN BREEZE - "Atticus" - male
The Pacific Ocean is the largest and deepest of Earth's five oceanic divisions and covers 46% of Earth's water surface.
Formerly known as "Tsunami."
Last beach party for the Pacific Seashore Litter before going home.
7.5 weeks old
Twenty Seven Days
"Breaker" - male
A wave with enough energy to "break" at its peak. This energy transforms into wave turbulence and a distinct forward curve. Three basic breaking waves: spilling, plunging, and surging breakers.
"Carmel" - female
Carmel-by-the-Sea, a famous seaside town in California known for art, culture, wine tasting, and breathtaking natural beauty and ocean views.
"Coral" - female
The Pacific Ocean has more than twice the species of coral than any other ocean. The Great Barrier Reef is the planet's largest coral system.
"Jelly" - female
The Pacific sea nettle has a distinctive, golden-brown bell—the main functioning 'body' or 'head' of a jelly—with a reddish tint. There are many species of Jellyfish in the Pacific.
"Playa" - female
Playa is the Spanish word for seashore, beach, shoreline, and seaside. Often used in beach names California and South along the western Pacific shoreline.
"Sandy" - female
Beaches along the Pacific shoreline have many colors of sand. Brown, pink, white, black, yellow, purple, green, and rainbow.
"Tsunami" - male
A very large wave caused by a large undersea earthquake. The upward motion of the seafloor causes the ocean to raise, creating a tsunami.
Newborn Portraits and temporary litter nicknames
"Breaker" - male
A wave with enough energy to "break" at its peak. This energy
transforms into wave turbulence and a distinct forward curve. Three basic
breaking waves: spilling, plunging, and surging breakers.
"Carmel" - female
Carmel-by-the-Sea, a famous seaside town in California known for art, culture, wine tasting, and breathtaking natural beauty and ocean views.
"Coral" - female
The Pacific Ocean has more than twice the species of coral than any other ocean. The Great Barrier Reef is the planet's largest coral system.
"Jelly" - female
The Pacific sea nettle has a distinctive, golden-brown bell—the main functioning 'body' or 'head' of a jelly—with a reddish tint. There are many species of Jellyfish in the Pacific.
"Playa" - female
Playa is the Spanish word for seashore, beach, shoreline, and seaside. Often used in beach names California and South along the western Pacific shoreline.
"Sandy" - female
Beaches along the Pacific shoreline have many colors of sand. Brown, pink, white, black, yellow, purple, green, and rainbow.
"Tsunami" - male
A very large wave caused by a large undersea earthquake. The upward motion of the seafloor causes the ocean to raise, creating a tsunami.
