Eve at 9 Weeks

Always Playing

After a few days of sulking and not eating because all of her other litter-mates left, Eve finally came out of her shell and is acting more like herself. She and Lady are always playing together! They play like this until they both collapse and take a long nap.

Samson and Eve

Nap Time

My girls had gone out into the garage to play with Samson and Eve, and it seemed awfully quiet--looks like they all were catching a nap together!

Rub-A-Dub-Dub

Getting their first official scrub--smelling great and ready for a new home!
Moses

Delilah

One Last Shot

The family is starting to break up tomorrow. So they all got together one last time and said "Cheese!" Amazingly, they all stood still for a moment!

Mom Still Loves Her Pups

Lady still loves her puppies. We are a little sad that half of them will be leaving her this weekend, but so happy they are going to loving homes!

Separation Anxiety

This was the first time Eve was in the crate by herself, and she is obviously displeased. This is typical behavior you can expect when your new puppy home. But don't worry--the puppy will soon learn that the crate is a safe place that will become a comfortable home.

Puppies at 7 Weeks

Angel (Sold to a loving home)

Delilah (Sold to a loving home)

Samson (Sold to a loving home)

Puppies at 7 Weeks

Midnight (Sold to a loving home)

Moses (Sold to a loving home)

Eve (Sold to a loving home)

Left to Right:
Eve, Delilah, Angel, Midnight, Moses, and in the back, Samson

Keep Away

They Will Always Find Something to Get Into

These little rambunctious canines will get into anything they can these days. Plastic bags are definitely not recommended toys, as they rip them apart and can potentially swallow the pieces (but we admit they are pretty funny and cute in the midst of their naughtiness). Squeaky, crinkly toys are great and much safer than everyday household items.

Peek-A-Boo

First Shots

The clan went in to the vet today for the first time, and they all got a clean bill of health. They got their first shots and will need the next round of them in about 3-4 weeks (the end of June-beginning of July).

The Dog Owners Guide: Your New Puppy

For a wealth of great information and tips about bringing home your new puppy, check out the link to the right.

Never Too Early to Crate Train

Crate training is essential. It gives the dog a safe place and home of it's own both while you at home and while you are away (and keeps your home from being destroyed!). We introduced the small crate last night so they become familiar and comfortable with sleeping in it. As you can see by both of the pictures, they have made a cozy nest in there!

Eve and Delilah

Eve and Midnight

The kids will have a hard time saying goodbye to their canine friends in a couple weeks!