Guardian Info

✨ The Nytestok Difference

At Nytestok, breeding is not just about producing puppies — it’s about purposeful, ethical pairing, lifelong relationships, and building the perfect match between dog and family.

🧬 Carefully Planned, Health-Focused Breeding Every breeding decision is made with intention. Parents are: •Screened with due diligence. •Selected for complementary structure, health, and temperament •Chosen to improve the future of the breed.

This means your puppy isn’t the result of chance — it’s the result of knowledge, experience, and long-term vision.

We have Guardian homes from all over New Brunswick, PEI and Nova Scotia! Join us! Interviews always welcome.

Upfront costs if we haven’t worked together before: $0-600 Boston Terrier, Frenchtons, Frenchie, or Poodles (pricing includes spay at the end of the program).

No upfront costs if we’ve previously successfully worked together in a Guardian capacity = $0

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Guardian Homes provide loving, permanent homes to elite breeding dogs!

The Guardian will be provided with:

A top tier, pick of the litter puppy at little to no upfront cost ($0 to $600)

High quality Inukshuk 26/16 professional dog food at no cost (Marine formula $10/bag)

Core vaccines, Bordetella, rabies yearly or as needed until retirement (at the Breeders vet)

Exclusive access to board the guardian dogs at the breeders kennel (pending available space–for a fee) while you go on vacation

Exclusive training tips and advice for keeping your dog in top form and shape to perform its job duties

Prenatal, postnatal and daily supplements for the health of your guardian dog

Arrange and pay for all health testing specific to breeding and whelping

The Guardian will be responsible for:

Day to day care, training, socializing, and associated costs

Flea and tick treatment monthly

Grooming required to keep in top form (nails trimmed every 2-4 weeks), regular bathing and groomed maintenance in the case of poodles every 3-6 weeks

Transportation to and from breeder for breeding, whelping, or health testing

Regular Veterinary care for daily issues, sprains, emergencies, etc at your own veterinarian

Training and associated time and costs for obedience classes or private coaching for specific issues, although I am available for help and support for the lifetime of the dog.

Expectations of a female dog for a Guardianship:

A female is on contract for up to a maximum of five litters. Ultimately the number of times that she is bred and how often will be solely up to the breeder (Nytestok) who remains the legal owner of the dog until the breeding contract is over.

Breeder must be notified at the first sign of blood for each heat cycle

The guardian should be prepared to deal with up to 6 weeks of bleeding/spotting for the female estrus heat cycle and keep the female away from other dogs in the vicinity and neighborhood who are capable of breeding.

The guardian is responsible for transportation to bring the female to the breeder for breeding (leave her with the breeder for up to 2 weeks) and whelping (leave the female with the breeder for up to 7-8 weeks for whelping).

Ultimately, the females typically retire from their contract and from breeding by age 4 1/2 to 5 years old and legal ownership is transferred from the breeder to the guardian at that time.

Expectations of a male dog for a Guardianship:

A male is on contract with a breeder for up to 5 years, which typically spans from age 1 to age 6.

There are no limits to how many times the male dog can be used throughout the year.

The Guardians are responsible for transportation of the male to and from the Breeders for breedings.

The Guardians of the male dogs may only have a minimum of 2 days notice to get him to the breeder for servicing (typically more notice is given)

The guardian dog may have to stay at the Breeders anywhere from 5 days to 2 weeks depending on how many females he’s being used with and where they are in their heat.

Ultimately, the males can be used for breeding up until age of six and at that time the breeder would sign over legal ownership of the dog to the guardian.

Adult dogs needing Guardianship NOW are:

Diego- Male Boston Terrier age 6

Guardian upfront investment $100

24 lb, Blue merle (color)

Sweet natured, soulful, mild mannered

No house training, recommend belly band within the home with plenty of consistency and lots of patience and love

12-18 months left for Guardianship before retiring full time with the Guardian

Raven- Female French Bulldog age 2

Guardian upfront investment $400

30 lbs, Blue brindle

Athletic, even tempered, plays well with other dogs, not sure about cats, tends to want to be boss dog but listens to direction well

Has some house training 50%-65% success rate, but requires steady consistency

Up to 3-4 more litters max under guardianship

Marzipan- Female Mini Poodle age 5

Guardian upfront investment $100

13 lbs, Chocolate merle

Attaches to and responds better to female owner/trainers, needs a lot of time and attention, can get jealous of other dogs

Mainly fully house trained (will need a grace period with plenty of structure and consistency while settling in to a new home)

Only 1 more litter before retiring full time with guardian

Ferrari- Male Mini Poodle age 1 1/2

Guardian upfront investment $300

12 lbs, Silver Beige

Devout and charismatic personality, well tempered, energetic yet content nature, high trainability

Mostly 95% -100% House trained. As an intact male, as a precaution, he is belly banded while in the home, however, usually with a consistent routine does not lift his leg inside

Has been raised around cats in a family with young children

Has 4 1/2 more years within our guardian program prior to being fully retired