Violet is almost 11 weeks. She is a promising show girl.
Jan 272017
Jan 262017
Here’s Mitzi, formerly known as Pink Girl. She was fine in the bath, but she did not like the dryer.
Oliver is trying to chew my laces and untie my shoes!
Jan 222017
On Saturday Sheri came to give Buzz a hair trim (he was so long she had to “sculpture” out a dog) and she brought with her new belly bands for Buzz–with SUPER heavy duty Velcro so Buzz can’t get the belly band off and tear up the pad. So Buzz wants to show off his new, custom made, Absolutely Bichons belly band. Thank you Sheri–the belly bands fit perfectly.
Jan 192017
Violet is the new name for Purple Girl. She loves to pull the hand towel and dish towel off their hooks.
We didn’t get a nine week picture taken, but here is the family at 9.5 weeks old.
The Green Boy was just waiting for a chance to jump off the sofa. His mother and half-sister wrestle with him all the time. He gives as good as he gets!
Pink Girl likes to follow me around. The downside of that is she has gotten stepped on a few times.
Jan 082017
Eight weeks have gone by quickly. The puppies are really an easy litter to raise. They have discovered the joys of running through the house, and they especially like to play with 9 month old Sunny.
“Let us out!!” They are ready for their evening romp. Purple, Green, Pink.
Pretty Purple Girl
Lively Green Boy (with Purple in the background)
Cooperative Pink Girl. She was the only puppy who would stand still on the table.
Jan 072017
I enjoy seeing pictures of
“my” puppies. This is Soleil, age 15 1/2 and LeDoux, age 14 1/2. Aren’t they beautiful?!! They live together with their wonderful family. Picture below is LeDoux as a young man, with his constant companion, Soleil.
Jan 042017
The puppies celebrated the New Year by having a party. They seemed to enjoy all the attention they received. Since things have been a bit busy, 7 week pictures had to wait until 7.5 weeks.
This photo is entitled squirmy 7.5 week old puppies. From the left, purple girl, green boy, pink girl.
The attempt at a family portrait was met with frustration. The sisters decide to say “Hi” over their brother’s head.