The litter was quite uniform red and black in terms of markings. They all underwent my personal developmental program which I have termed the "Dr. Banffy Method".

Here is just part of the Dr. Banffy Method:

1. A journal record was kept on each puppy for the 8 weeks, recording behavioral characteristics, dominance vs. submissiveness, scores on tests such as isolation, elevation, handling.
2. Children and adults handled the puppies constantly, deep massaging, holding up, letting them smell their odor
3. They were put through the Volhard Puppy Test to gauge personality so that they could be more accurately placed in families
4. They were all exposed to the crate to prepare them for their new families.
5. They were all exposed to new environments, temperatures, ground textures
6. They were exposed to loud sounds, household appliances, loud buzzers, wood blocks, pans, etc.
7. All day they listened to classical music at varying degrees of volume, sometimes loud, other times soft.

These puppies were amazing. The entire litter would fight eachother to run to people. Reports from owners said they were simple to potty train, extremely people oriented, stable, courageous, intelligent. Many said they cried little, if at all the first night in the crate. All were all very, very social, none shy, no sound sensivity, very intelligent and extremely people oriented.