And then there were none

Seems my last post after my trip didn't actually post. All pups are gone now and doing well in their homes. One to MT, one to NE, one to TX and three still in CO. All in good family homes. What more could we ask?

It was a joy to have a small litter and we're so pleased with our kiddos! They loved the agility items in the pen and I expect to see them all climbing A frames and running teeter totters soon!

More 6 week pictures

The exhausted bodies on the Karunda bed are following our big outing way down the road. Some of these guys want to go meet horses which is not safe, but they sure have the desire and the size of the horses does not scare them.

Six week pictures

They are really growing by leaps and bounds. Doing great recalls on our walks and about to have the leash added. The weather has been so windy that they are not leash broke like I normally like. All very social as neighbors, friends, relatives, etc. are here constantly to play with them.

They have a play yard with ramps, benches, tunnels, Puppy Paladium (big tall box with lots of holes, and Puppy Condo which is a Spinach box that they like to sleep under. I've moved a crate to the pen too so they sleepl in that or on the Karunda bed. The kiddos should take to agility easily!

I do have grandkids!

Our grandson Evan (with his beloved mohawk) and granddaughter Ivy love playing with the pups but don't make it as often as we all wish.

One More (Sophie Jo or Miss Pyr)

Sophie Jo has a longer coat though it appears to be be lessening. Everyone picks her up first. Better known as Miss Pyr as she sort of looked like a Pyrenees when the longer hair first came in.

Individual pictures (Billy Ray, Daisy Mae, John Boy, Lorie Belle and Ruby Jane)

Tracy and Becky and a spoon of peanut butter helped get some individual pictures of the pups. Not all are good as we picked nap time to attempt to stack them. Some cooperated and some didn't!

Where has the time gone?

I have been innundated with puppies, weather, rescue, nearby fires almost requiring evacuation, etc. and just didn't get the newer pictures adde

d to this blog. Also have had some upload problems. I apologize!

The pups are doing great on housebreaking and if the wind, rain and snow let up I will get them lead broke. We are very thankful for what little moisture has come, to help put out the wildfires not too far away, but it does wreck havoc on the puppies. The kiddos do get to go visit our renter's house often and her friends come play with the pups in the pen as well. Neighbors with kids are here often too. These little guys are certainly social!

All pups have homes to go to now. Daisy Mae to TX, Lorie Belle to Omaha, Sophie Jo to MT, and Billy Ray, John Boy and Ruby Jane will be here in Colorado. Carley is just about ready to go visit her babes again. It is hard to give your heart and soul to your babes and then have to be removed so you are not attacked by those little six mouths with razor sharp teeth.

We are allowing the pups to chew on our fingers to help them learn how to be gentle. If they bite too hard we yipe, just like their littermates do when they are bitten. They're getting much better, thankfully! They are now helping me rake winter leaves and branches from the horrible winds we've been having. They love the outdoors when they can be out there. Isn't April supposed to be spring?