They have arrived!

Questions and discussions on breeding your dogs
lisa08
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Re: They have arrived!

Post by lisa08 »

Well of course the best bitch... you know the one you really have grown to love over the next few weeks........ will never be picked and so will be left over.....WHY...... becasue you make sure you tell any prospective buyers ....THAT ONE IS SOLD......just make sure hubby is not in ear shot....... :dance: :dance: simples.......

Congratulations on the birth of all your 9 ickle puppies......well done Ash......x
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winniebob
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Congratulations Ash, hope all is well. Wish you weren't all the way down in Devon, we have had to retire our Jilly (husband's spoilt gundog) as she was getting a bit achey last year when she came back from a day out. He would love a new pup to bring on.

Good luck with the litter. You'll fall in love with them all.

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Thats excellent news for you Ash, will be nice to see some pics of the pups.
You will have to work on Hubby as you have to keep a pup back from your 1st litter
well done
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ash
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Should I be worried that the children are determined to call a black dog Night Dragon and his sister Night Unicorn :shrug:
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Vicky&Phil
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Archie wanted to call Oz "Lenny". Swiftly persuaded otherwise but I suspect thats one of the perils of mixing dogs and children :twisted:

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ash wrote:Should I be worried that the children are determined to call a black dog Night Dragon and his sister Night Unicorn :shrug:

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Paul Bishopp
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Nice one Ash and TJ - any that could be red ????
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ash
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Yes, several look distinctly ginger.

I gather they darken as they get older, but I'm no expert as I have never had any shade of yellow before!
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sarahangel

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Post by sarahangel »

Mmmmm apparently we weren't going to have any dogs! then we got one. We weren't going to get another until we moved to have a bigger garden, now we have 3!!!! :lol: :lol:

Time and patience is the key and eight weeks, plus kids is load of time ;)

What's your favourite colour? mine is black!

Sarah
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superb ,,well done to you all
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