Showing posts with label puppies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label puppies. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 9, 2023
After Vet Visit
After Vet Visit
The puppies had to go to the vet for their shots. Antony was fine in the carrier, but Cleo didn't want to be in it and told me about it almost all the way there.
I was sure if I was going to be able to bring them home. All of the Vet Techs came in and wanted to hold them and then off they took them.
After their shots, they were very quiet and just wanted me to hold them. Slept on the way home.
I put them in their pen area and they played for a few moments and then they got very quiet and I knew they were asleep. I was right. The trip made them so tired.
Monday, April 24, 2023
New Additions to Our Family
New Additions to the Family
When someone says those words, it usually means a new baby or grand baby. However, in this case, it means new baby puppies. Yes, we are getting not one, but two new baby Dachshunds. That will make 4 dachshunds for us. The more the merrier. When we baby sit for my daughter's dachshunds, it will be 6. :)
We were able to go and see them on Saturday and it was awesome. The two mothers are Icelyn and Willow. Icelyn had 4 baby boys on Feb 22nd and Willow had 5 puppies - 4 girls and one boy on Feb 24th. Yes, that makes 9 puppies of love in one place. We were enjoying all nine of them as they crawled all over us and chewed on clothes and toes.
Be prepared to drool! Don't miss the last couple of pics.
This is Antony at 6 weeks. His mother is Icelyn. Icelym is an English Cream
Saturday, July 14, 2018
No Longer Puppies
Is there nothing cuter than little puppies? Those cute little bodies, sweet eyes, and rolly polly bodies. They just make you want to hug them to death. Look at the face on this cutie.
Monday, January 5, 2015
Dogs and Puppies over the Holidays
The puppies are really growing and becoming much more adventuresome.
Thursday, December 4, 2014
Finding our Forever Home
Although my pets have a special home, many dogs and cats don't. They are abused, stuck in crates in shelters hopeful that they will find their forever home.
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