I shall have puppy no 1
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Our 'star' had a 'fit' today. As OH took her into garden for a quick relief, I had opportunity to swoop up all the dirty bedding and put fresh ones on. I literally moved the pups about 4" and when she came in...she started frantically look for her pups...even when they were there where she left them! She even forced herself into living room for a search, and all the while pups were calling her. But I suspect in her panic mode her brain didn't register it as their smell was missing/lesser from the box.They are just gorgeous! Proper little chunky monkeys, she's a bit of a star your Iida!!
And as I was kinda close too, saying 8, can I please have no.7
As I keep one for myself and another for a friend, those are spoken for.I purposely haven't taken any bookings until we are few weeks 'in' and on safer 'waters' with their survival. So far I've only taken advance notices from those that are interested of pups but no further promises have be exchanged for one way or other. I don't want to tempt the fait and 'count my chickens' too early... I like to keep the feeling 'they are all MINE (well, Iida's actually) ' for as long as possibleHave you got homes for any yet ....
I would be rubbish as i would have to keep them all ......xxxx
Oh Eva is quite ok...having us both to herself...what's not to like! She was at first very curious and when she court a glimpse of the little 'rat' looking 'things' in the car in a box...she did let quite growl and excited bark out. But she was sharply corrected from the behaviour and she shut up. The last night Iida just came from garden while Eva was waiting other side of the the child gate in the kitchen (divider from the puppy area)...Eva was pleased to meet Iida and they had their noses together with few 'kisses' as well...but as Eva got more excited and showed wanting to get to Iida's side of the kitchen, she was sharply put into her place to keep away. That was first time ever Iida has shown her sharper side to Eva and you should have seen her little face...totally gobsmacked about it She had half'n hour sulk about it and then the toys were out again and she was like nothing had happened.Tbh, I actually wouldn't have a puppy if you paid me, I remember how much hard work they are!!
But I can enjoy other peoples, no probs.. @Finsky I have to say Iida is looking very content at being a mum, really beautiful...
How's Eva coping with it all?
Thanks. No I don't think so. I don't think these sort of dogs do come with that sort of patterning. Generally they come as 'full colours'...black/red/wheaten, even some whites too, but it is not that usual. And most typical is varying amounts of black & tan colouring. Iida is more of in the broken red range...and those pups you mentioned are quite dark...so I'm not sure if they will turn out to be 'broken' darker reds..time will tell. But because these are not pedigree Lakelands, these have much more variation in the looks..not only because of the colour but with their coats textures and lengths too. Bit of a lottery what one gets when mating them...maybe the 'raffle' would be appropriate after all!?Gorgeous pups and such a beautiful mama dog! Congrats!! Will #'s 1 & 5 be brindled?
It's a bit of an extreme way to diet though!Iida sounds similar to me after DS1 - he sucked the calories out of as fast as I could shove them in.
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