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| Time to move into a larger holding area while our pen gets cleaned. |
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| FINNEGAN |
| MURPHY |
| PATRICK |
| BAILEY |
| QUINN |
| CLANCEY |
| SHANNON |
| 12 puppies - 8 males, 4 females 4 1/2 WEEKS OLD Hold curser over picture to know sex AND see another picture |
| CASEY |
| REILLY |
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| AT 3 weeks, they are now triple their birth weight. |
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4 1/2 weeks old
| MORE PICTURES |
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| At this age the puppies are very responsive now. They run up to the edge of the whelping box with hopes of being picked up and cuddled and will squeal to let you know of their dissapointment when they don't get the attention they want. They spend their awake time actively playing with each other or some of their toys. At times, the pups won't realize the sharpness of their teeth. A sibling will yelp in pain to let his playmate know they are getting too rough. When being held, they freely give kisses and wag their tails in excitement. They are eating soft dog food mixed with oatmeat and are starting to get used to the taste of water. They weigh between 4 and 5 pounds now. |
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| DEMPSEY |
| At this age mom only goes in to give a quick nursing when she is filled with milk, and to check over the box to make sure all the pups are clean. |
| H O L D C U R S E R |
| What's this? Water? - Refreshing, not too bad. |
| Picture 1: Hey guys, this ain't working. Picture 2: Aah! That's better. |
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| Yeah, we got more space with this new room added now. |
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| Topaz however, is a very tolerant grandmother, putting up with more than mom will. She stays with the pups throughout most of the day and tolerates their roughhousing of her and their sharp teeth. |
| Picture 1: 1st attempt at food - What are we supposed to do with this? Picture 2: Now we get it. This stuff's good! |
