Renno Ranch

Capturing these six lively little creatures in a single photo is a true feat.
Luna, Strea, Ollie, Nala, Jaapie, and Burrito are practically everywhere at once.
They’re young dogs who love to run, play, romp, and have fun.

These three little adventurers have been together for quite a while now.
While each is an only child at home, here they form a close-knit little group and have fun coming up with new pranks together all the time!
Jaapie, Ollie and Burrito

Burrito, Jaapie, and Lulu—these three spend a big part of the day together. The two boys are quite the little rascals, and Lulu tries to keep things in order in the barn ;-)

Yeah, thanks for asking—we had a pretty awesome party yesterday!
Jaapie and Burrito

The pretty, young, almost white Ollie forms a trio of blonde ladies at the ranch with the more experienced Gin and Yara. The three ladies, who are all single dogs at home, get along well and spend their nights together under one big roof.

The ranch is bustling with activity again.
Boys and girls, young and old—everyone’s here.
The younger ones, in particular, love to run around, roughhouse, and play tag. The older ones smile wisely and enjoy lounging in the shade.
Burrito 1, Burrito 2, Gin, Chula and Ollie are having fun.

Gin is back!
Gin has been a welcome guest for years.
This majestic girl has really found a second (Summercamp-) home at the ranch.
As her welcome back, she gave Maureen a little kiss!

The beautiful black Indy and her buddy Rita, a very shy dog, have been at the ranch for a while now and have completed their welcome boot camp.
Right from the first day, Indy was thrilled by all the new friends to play with, as well as the new smells and sounds.
It took Rita a little longer to venture out of the corner she’d chosen for herself.
So we’re all the more delighted that she can now truly enjoy her stay at the ranch!

There they are, both of them, exhausted after playing hard for a long time.
Burrito (right) just arrived at the ranch today and is going through his welcome boot camp.
Frenkie (left), on the other hand, is already an “old hand” and loves to pass on his knowledge to the newcomers.
Today, Frenkie was clearly the mentor and helped Burrito find his way around and relieve tension through play.

Pepper and Frenkie, at home both single dogs, have become friends and are now absolute besties.