The newborn puppies from the American Frontier Litter receive their ID bands and litter nicknames as a placeholder until they get their call name from their new owner.
"Astor" - female
Astor was a German-American businessman who made his fortune mainly in the fur trade.
"Bailey" - female
Ann Bailey, better known as “Mad Ann”, was a colorful figure, scout, and spy.
"Blazer" - female
Trail blazers served an important role establishing new routes westward.
"Boone" - male
One of the first folk heroes, Daniel Boone was an American pioneer and frontiersman.
"Fe" - female
Established by traders the Santa Fe Trail was America's first commercial highway.
"Jefferson" - male
President Jefferson acquired the Louisiana Territory from France sent the Lewis and Clark west.
"Nitro" - female
Nitroglycerine increased progress on the Transcontinental Railroad.
"Ranger" - male
Rangers patrolled the frontier, fought in military battles, and arrested cattle rustlers.
"Rush" - male
Multiple Gold Rushes from California to Montana prompted migration west.
"Scout" - male
Scouts guided people through the plains and mountains establishing frontier settlements.
"Trapper" - male
The fur trade played a major role in America’s westward expansion.
Star, mother of the American Frontier Litter, loves being a mother.
