Dogs and Puppies over the Holidays

I have been as they say, "off the grid" for awhile. It was great spending time with family and friends over the holidays. As you may remember, I was fostering three puppies before Christmas. Needless to say, they were a joy to have over the holidays. My daughter came from California with her Dachshund and for Christmas, my sister-in-law brought her dog. With 5 dogs, 3 puppies, and 1 cat, it was quite the zoo. 
The puppies are really growing and becoming much more adventuresome. 

You can see that they are getting too big for their bed. When we first got them, they all fit in nicely. Poor Jingle is in there somewhere.

They love playing outside. I think they would stay out all day if you let them. While at the other house, they were allowed to explore more since we had more people to watch them. 

 This leaf tastes yummy!

Jingle is the most cautious one. Don't let that innocent look fool you.

She can be a holy terror when she wants to. Here she is with Jules. Looks like Jules has bucked teeth. It is really her tongue.

Jules and Jolly taking a quite moment before more exploring.

Off goes Jolly to check out what is happening under these bushes.

Jules thinks running is the best! Love the ears!

Roddy is my daughter's dog. He is a beautiful English cream. His dad is actually my dog Louie's dad. Roddy was not sure at first about the puppies but they grew on him.

He did like to play with Louie and run all over the yard. They have just come back from the groomer and have their Christmas bandannas on. Not sure where Caleigh was that day, probably staying away from the puppies.

Louie could do this all day, just run and be outside.

As you can imagine,  we took hundreds of pictures of the dogs. Not many Christmas pictures of people. lol!!

They certainly have been a joy. Sadly, our time with these fosters is coming to a close. Jolly and Jules will go to their forever homes this weekend and Jingle will go next week. I will be sad to see them go, but it is time. Their new families are getting some very precious puppies.

 

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