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Special Items For Sale - Exclusively from Kampbell Kennels !

accepted   .. Kampbell Kennels is now a distributor of Lupine Collars which come with a life time guarantee even if they are chewed.  Although we cater to the larger breeds, special orders can be made. We currently carry the following patterns:  Mud Puppy, Bling Bones and Plum Blossom.  To view products and patterns, visit: www.lupine.com.  Although we will emphasize sizes to fit the large and extra large dog, smaller sizes can be ordered for you. Mechandise can be picked up here at the kennel or we can conveniently ship it to you for an additional cost. For more information. Call Sue at 423-508-2828 . . Click for a color sample ... For the convenience of those picking up their pups from Kampbellkennels, we will have several basic items on the premesis for sale to take home with your new Bullmastiff. 14-20 inch adjustable collars   4 foot leashes, great for training   5 Quart Stainless Steel Bowls   X Large Dog Crates . 3/4 inch collars 12-20 inch 12-25 inch 6 foot leashes   One Inch Collars 12-20 inch 16-28 inch 18-31 inch  6 feet leads   Harnesses  24-38 inch girth 26-44 inch girth .. Kampbellkennels has partnered with Royal Canin and will be supplying all new puppy buyers with a puppy pack from Royal Canin filled with lots of valuable information and coupons along with a 1 lb sample bag of Royal Canin Large Breed Puppy. All of our dogs and puppies are raised on Royal Canin . . Growth of Large and Giant Breed Puppies The greater the size of the adult dog, the more limited the proportional weight of the puppy. A newborn Yorkshire terrier (3 to 4 ounces) is 5% of the weight of the dam. In comparison, a Great Dane weighs only about 1 ? lbs at birth, which is around 1% of the weight of its mother. Large breed dogs will weigh between 55 and 100 pounds at adult status, while giant breeds will weigh over 100 pounds. The puppy's weight increases very rapidly. It doubles within seven to ten days, triples within three weeks and is four or five times its birth weight after a month. A giant breed puppy is half its adult weight by five months. It continues to put on weight until the age of 18 to 24 months, by which time it has multiplied its weight by a factor of 80 to 100 (compared with 20 to 30 for a small breed dog). This means that its growth is a particularly delicate phase, subject to many nutritional errors.