BrandyFemale · Black & tan
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Brandy
The lightest recorded puppy in the litter at the 27 July 2026 weigh-in.
PGNC-2721Pet-book reference2.7 kgRecorded 27 Jul 2026
Current litter
Five puppies. Five individual profiles.
Born 10 June 2026: Bruno is the black-and-tan male; Blue is the solid-black female; Brandy, Bree and Billie are black-and-tan females.
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BreeFemale · Black & tan
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Bree
A black-and-tan female with a mid-range recorded weight in the litter.
PGNC-2719Pet-book reference3.4 kgRecorded 27 Jul 2026
BrunoMale · Black & tan
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Bruno
The only male in the current litter; his pet book identifies him as black and tan.
PGNC-2717Pet-book reference3.5 kgRecorded 27 Jul 2026
BillieFemale · Black & tan
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Billie
A black-and-tan female with one of the higher recorded weights in the litter.
PGNC-2718Pet-book reference3.6 kgRecorded 27 Jul 2026
BlueFemale · Solid black
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Blue
The only solid-black puppy in the litter and the highest recorded weight on 27 July 2026.
PGNC-2720Pet-book reference3.8 kgRecorded 27 Jul 2026
Shared care record
One litter, five separate books.
Each puppy’s pet book records a 27 July 2026 veterinary visit, Biocan Puppy part D and part P entries, Tenizol deworming and a recorded weight marked “Good.”
Compare All Five RecordsAre the PGNC numbers pedigree registrations?
The numbers are displayed in the “Registration No.” field of the pet-care books. The website labels them as pet-book registration/reference numbers and does not present them as individual pedigree certificates.
Are puppy microchips recorded?
The microchip fields in the puppy books are blank. The website therefore does not claim that puppy microchipping has been completed.
Are the puppies fully vaccinated?
No. The books show age-appropriate early vaccinations and a next date of 18 August 2026.
Can temperament be guaranteed?
No. Current temperament must be observed live; it is not inferred from sex, colour or body weight.