We Have 6 Sweeet Puppies Again !!!

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Lima 8 weeks

 

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Tina 8 weeks

 

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Rubby 8 weeks

 

[doris]

they've grown so much :wub:

 

[dessie]

Can I be critical here and ask why you stretch them out so much?

 

[Janimal]

They all look gorgeous. :wub: :wub:

 

[Karen]

They are looking really good but Im with Dessie here, why are they stretched out so far. I think it straightens thier stifles and makes them look like they are only standing on thier front legs. If thats the way its done over your way thats fine I only want to know

I love Hupi and couldnt really think of him siring anything but attractive babies :wub:

 

[Boxing Helena]

Thanks Asta, or Anita ( don't understand really who is posting what ) but the new pictures are here, that's the most important.

I enjoyed loking at them.

I must say at these pictures Gema looks great.

And Rubby, yes he looks very nice.

I think it is a very nice litter.

Hupi did do his work well, indeed, but I think in this combination with Tallulah it worked extremely good.

In a few weeks i hope to tell here on K9 some puppie came to Belgium .......... :cheers:

 

[aslan]

Really lovely puppies :wub: :wub: :wub:

I think still Gemma and Lima for me

Does anyone else think that Ruby's tail set is a tad high?

 

[Boxing Helena]

Really lovely puppies :wub:   :wub:   :wub: I think still Gemma and Lima for me

Does anyone else think that Ruby's  tail set is a tad high?

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I'm really happy to see you also like Lima :wub:

I also think she is really nice, especially when I look at all the pictures, from their first weeks until now.

Re the tail, yes I also had that impression with some pics, some pups. But I think it can also be because they are standing quite long, and that way the tail set goes automatically higher. ( don't know if I explain this correct )

But I did see this more,also in other litters, this high tail sets, and most of the times, you never see it when they are grown up.