Puppies -- A Former Litter


Puppies were born ...

... July 13, 2004.  A Photo Album showing the growth of the pups can be found here.

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The Parents

This breeding is from Redfern's Maiden of the Sea CGC TDI ("Maida") by BRADS Sequoia Grande ("Sequoia").

 

Maida

 

Sequoia

 
 

   

Click here for a Pedigree of Maida and Sequoia [Pedigrees are in PDF format.  If you do not have the FREE Adobe Acrobat Reader for viewing and printing PDF files, see the bottom of this page]

Maida was whelped March, 2002.  Sequoia was whelped October, 2002.

 

   

 

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Pictures from Birth-Day

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Almost Ready

Really eager to get this over with!

The First Drink

Firstborn checking out the offerings of the cafeteria

Family Portrait

All nine lined up for their first "family-style" meal.

Lunch Time

Eat and sleep. Eat and sleep. So little time ... so much to do!

MidWoof Hugs

This makes it all worthwhile.

Yum!

Now THIS is what I call good eatin'!

My Kids

A proud, happy Mom and her brood

Mary & Friend

Look mom -- a REAL puppy!

Three Generations

Betsy, Mary and Beth compare notes

Brother and Sister

Hi, Sis!

One Week Old

Puppies are beginning to fill out -- just about doubling their birth weight.  Dark pigmentation showing on yellows (nose, ears, toe pads).  Much more active.

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Bear Claws

Climbing on Brother

It's getting more crowded at the table!

Has anyone seen my glasses?

I smell somethin' under here!

Mary and Blue Boy who has GROWN

Make room for Mr Purple!

The noses are getting darker.

Resting!

Weighing in.

Two Weeks Old

More than triple their birth weight!  Some making attempts at walking.  More pigmentation.  Eyes ALMOST open.  Very active during their waking moments.  Too big to feed all at once, so eating in shifts by color.

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Hey, when's lunch?

Happiness is cuddling with a friend

Midwoof with friend, 12 days old

HELLLLLllllllllllllllllp!

Maida the patient mom

Mary with blue Boy at 2 weeks

Getting crowded at lunch

Waiting (sorta) patiently for "yellow shift" to finish eating

Look gang! I can WALK!

Three Weeks Old

Walking ... actually almost RUNning.  Eyes open and responding to sounds.  Definitely very active (when awake), and beginning to show "personality".  Beginning to eat "real" food (puppy food soaked in water to make a mush).  [Pics of black pups did not turn out well this week -- will hope to have more of them for next week.]

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Cute fur-balls with eyes ALMOST open

Stacking up at the drive-in lane

The post-feeding lineup

Mountain climbing practice

Crowd culture

Hey guys, I'm trying to SLEEP!

Mary & Blue Boy @ 3 wks

At the gate -- you guys create a diversion and ...

... we're OUTA here!

You're right ... I AM cute!

Now that I have your attention ...

Messy, yes ... but YUMMY in the TUMMY!

Four Weeks Old

First formal portraits!  Super active.  Coming when called.  Devouring puppy food, and attacking Mom who does not get a chance to lie down to nurse very often.  Starting to drink from a water bottle.  Growth is accelerating.  These puppies are VERY even tempered.  Getting pretty good about using the "potty area" of their whelping box.  Enjoying excursion "outings" to the X-pen in the yard -- the fresh air is a real thrill, and that green stuff on the ground is ... well ... different.  Teething on soft chew toys and anything else they can find, including each other!  [How they survive this chewing-on-each-other-stage we've never been able to figure out!]

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Mary has a lap-full!

Mr Black

Mr Black posing

Mr Blue

Mr Purple

Ms Pink

Ms Red

Mr Green looking stoic!

Mr Orange

Mr White

Ms Yellow

Yep, I CAN see all the way to your tummy!

Five Weeks Old

Puppy Camp (out on the grass with the "agility course") is a real hoot!  Now wearing REAL collars.  More purposeful play.  Willing to "explain the rules of fair play" to a sibling who plays too rough.  Eating more crunchy food and relying less on mother Maida.  More actively playing with toys.  Everything is open to chewing -- those "shark teeth" are hard on the box-cleaner's toes!  Ready for new homes in only 17 days.

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Puppy Camp is good exercise

Hey! That's MY towel!

Testing the see-saw

Whaddya think? Can we do this?

Yeah, I'd say GO FOR IT!

Black Team over the wall FIRST!

Grabbing the sock

Stalking the elusive Wild Tail ...

... GOT it!

Say hey! Are we cute, or WHAT?

Mary with Blue Boy, week 5

Just a few more weeks and I'll be OVER this wall!

Six Weeks Old

Venturing out into the world more.  Individually or in groups have had "lightweight" trips to church, therapy visits, a birthday party, and some meetings.  Getting to be quite a handful to carry out to the "puppy camp" in the yard.  Taking up a lot more space in their box.  Lots of healthy play.  Getting ready for a Vet visit, Puppy Evaluations, and a trip to the Ophthalmologist.  Eating and drinking a lot more. 

Just washed our hair, and can't do a thing with it!

Queen of the Hill

Lonesome George

Attack that sock!

The sock is being subdued!

Climbing the fence.

Aw c'mon ... we wanna play.

If we all work together, we can CHEW our way outa here!

Mary and Blue Boy at 6 weeks. (Gradually disappearing behind the pup!)

Reach for the stars ... follow your dreams.

The old watering hole ... or is it a wading pool?

Seven Weeks Old

... and counting.  Introduced to swimming!  Lots of "outings".  Gaining weight at an accelerating clip.  More than 100 different people have visited/handled the pups.  Eye exams all turned out fine.  Vet gives them a clean bill of health.  Puppy Temperament Tests give them excellent ratings across the board.  These guys are a joy to be with.  Most moving on to new homes Labor Day weekend.

Mr Black

Mr Blue

Ready to go to the Eye Vet

Our first swim!

Mr Green

Midwoof and Scarlett

Mr Orange

Ms Pink

Mr Purple

Ms Red

Mr White

Ms Yellow

Mary & Blue Boy @ 7 wks

Eight Weeks and Beyond

This will be the final installment, although some pics may be added later as the puppies grow.  Most pups went to their new homes around Labor Day, and their NAMES are being revealed.  Pictures show families and names of pups where we know them.  Some headed straight for puppy classes.  Check back later for some updates.   [If Cooper's family (purple collar) sends us a picture we'll add it to the collection -- we forgot to take one.]

Camden [black] and mom

Green [name not known] and family

Mary's last pic with Calypso [blue boy] at 8 weeks.

Monty [white] and family

Scarlett [red] with great-grandmother Fern

Max [orange] and friends

Chloe [yellow], Calypso [blue] and mom

Lily [pink] and family

Lily and special buddy

Will add more pictures as the pups grow!

 

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