Two little men will soon be leaving for their new homes.
“Wilson” (formerly known as Blue Boy or Butter Bean) will remain here.
Two little men will soon be leaving for their new homes.
“Wilson” (formerly known as Blue Boy or Butter Bean) will remain here.
This is Blue Boy, aka Butter Bean.
These boys are rough and tumble. They wrestle with each other. They wrestle with the big dogs. They love every minute!
The boys were half asleep. Otherwise, they would not have held still for this picture.
The puppies thought it was a perfect day: they had lots of play time, lots of nap time, lots of food and even had visitors. They are delighted to meet new people and never show any nerves or fear.
Training consists of brushing and combing, so they get used to grooming. We have worked more on leash training and have just begun to give treats when all four feet are on the floor.
From left: Turq, Blue and Brown
These boys are rough and tumble! They are not afraid to take on the big dogs, but of course, I have to carefully watch that they play safely. The puppies went to the vet for their health check up and first puppy vaccinations. They passed with flying colors. The vet enjoyed that they got a Bichon Buzz going in the exam room.
Today the boys had their first excursion to the back yard grassy area for play time.
Outside is the new favorite place to be. All the pups have learned to traverse the two steps leading to the dog yard. I put a cushion at the bottom, just in case there is a misstep.
Six weeks have gone by quickly. The little boys are such good puppies. Brown and Turq had their baths and haircuts today. They are also wearing collars so they will get used to the feeling of something around their necks. Can you hear Brown protesting?
First bath and haircut went pretty well for Mr. Blue.
All he is interested in right now is a nap.
Pictures are taken a day early this week. I’ll be out of town at the Bichon Frise National Specialty
The little lads will be having a sleepover with Auntie Terrie.
This week we see lots more running and playing. Baby teeth are starting to come in.
They are still not sure that they love their mushed up dog food. Mom tastes better.