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| Black Tri Female, 1 lb 6 oz -
She is still lovely, the smallest of the of the batch, but that becomes a
lovely lady. Her collar will be full, we gave you an extra shot to
see her nice collar. Her nose is turning black and her copper is
darkening. This will be one lovely lady when she grows to be a show
potential girl.
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| Blue Merle Male, 1 lb 13
oz -- He still has most interesting color. Note the very
dark copper and the left eye will show eyeliner. We still think this
little boy will be available for a companion home. Note that his
little pink nose only has a little bit of black..
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| Black Tri Male, 1 lb 10 oz --
Chet, your boy is still looking good and growing into himself. He is
still your show prospect and he still looks like his father. This
boy was the easiest to photograph, he was dead asleep and since I was
quick, it made it easy. Chet, think of a name. He needs a name
that will shine in the show ring, just as he will.
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| Blue Merle Male, 1lb 13 oz --
His color is still interesting. I am waiting for his eyes to open to
see if he has any blue to compliment that coloring. He still is dramatic
in his coloration, and we gave you a good look at his back. Note
that it look like someone drew a line down his back and colored each side
separately.
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| Red Merle Female, 1 lb 12
oz -- Oh, she is SO pretty. She looks so much like her
grand mother. Her ears are starting to color with the soft merleing
of her body, her copper is dark, her collar is full and look at her tiny
little feet sticking out behind her in the right photo. She is a
darling and I feel drawn to her. She will have to be watched to see
how she develops.
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| Black Tri Male, 1 lb 6 oz -
We held him up so you all could see that he has a white chest and he is
not all black. His copper is also quite dark and I just love that
right leg that will be dark copper with a little white tipped paw peeking
out. His nose has colored the most. This male will be a great
companion for someone. He has class and style, I know that, even now
:o))
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| Blue Merle Male, 1 lb 9
oz - He still is a soft silver and we are just anxious to see
what he looks like when he is a fluffy winter puppy. Look at all
that dark copper. He has a nice collar and a nicely marked
face. His nose is just starting to color. The merles always
color before the non merles. He was a good boy too, he was asleep
for the pictures, but then he did wake up to scream as he received his
first nail trimming.
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| Light burlap base coat with a
dark liver frill, 3 oz - Note, nose is already black, but
his weight is so slight, he must not be eating well. OK, so I didn't expect to have an additional puppy. I went to the
store and brought back a few toys for the OTHER dogs so they didn't feel
left out, and they could feel they received the extra attention.
There were two of these little toys and a few bones and balls. Liz
decided that these toys were hers. Since she is in the house and her
barrier to get to the rest of the dogs is only a kiddy gate, she can get
out when she wishes. The first day of the toys, she gathered both of
these toys. I proceeded to take both back to the crew. Liz was
immediately out to take back her "Babies". It was an on
and off battle for two days. On the second day, one toy was absconded
by the other dogs, and was de-stuffed, we had toy guts all over the living
room, but Liz was protecting her additional baby. Guess it is just
part of the litter. Thing is, I don't think it will get any bigger,
and I do wonder what will happen as the litter ages.
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| Liz with her puppies and that
darned toy. Note she has her "baby" under her paw at the
top of the photo. She keeps it safe under her paws, and if I toss it
into the bedroom, she quickly jumps over her gate and carries her
"baby" gently back to the whelping pool. She has an obsession
for the stuffed toy. It is cute, but also different. |