They are already 5 weeks old! “D” Litter
Posted By Sandy Wilson on July 28, 2009
Can’t believe how time is passing. The pups are eating three meals a day of kibble, meat and goatsmilk and really chowing down, plus still getting some milk from mom. They are full of playfulness and curiosity and boy are they exploring. My poor gardens will never be the same. I call them the “Destroyers”. They are into everything!
They have even had a trip to the barn and were very curious playing in the hay. Pictures to come soon with the barn experience. Also individual shots of each pup later.
Flower Collar Female - She loves the ball!
This female puppy is full of spunk and loves people. She curles in your lap and has plenty of loving to go around.
Blue Collar Male Pup - Kevin with the "Big Boy"!
This boy has been the biggest since he was born and still is. He is very playful and very confident. I think this dog is held more than he has a chance to walk since my son is always carrying him around like stuffed animal. We are going to miss this boy when he goes to a new home.
Red Collar Female - Delta - They don't come any sweeter!
My son picked out Delta from birth and she is proving to be a super little gal. She is so friendly and loves my son. Her temperament is just wonderful. She is a happy, playful pup that is sure of herself.
Striped Collar Female - Sleeping after a playing hard!
This female puppy is one of the fiesty ones in the litter and is just a ball of fire. The kids started calling her “Spitfire”. She is definitely a dog that is not afraid of anything and is into everything. She is a blast to watch!
More tomorrow, as I’ll have individual pics of each pup! They are getting so darn cute! They are all just beautiful with personalities to match. They love coming out in the evening when the weather is a bit cooler and now they are all over the yard venturing farther from the homestead!
Just all taking a nap by the expen!
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