Mom cleans the left side.
It was pointed out that the Black Boy hasn’t had many pictures. I realize he is
often by himself and not in the puppy pile.
Sure enough, today when I picked him up for his pictures, he was sleeping alone, under the railing and half way under the blanket.
No teeth yet, but Blackie is teething
Mr. Black
Mom cleans the right side.
Blue Boy?
Pinky is content
Green Boy is determined to get up on the rail that runs around his pen.
Maybe if I step on this toy I can boost myself up
….almost there!
That was hard work! I think I’ll have a nap.
Red Boy got some one on one time this afternoon. I couldn’t resist taking a picture of Mr. Handsome.
Do I look like my Mom or my Dad?
Daddy
Piper is not a single mother. Here’s the Daddy, Zeke.
Zeke is a cute boy with lots of attitude.
…very comfortable!
I like to lie on my back.
….or you can lie on your side
Please, just let me go back to sleep!
It’s good to snuggle together
You can use your brothers and sister as a pillow
(pictures compliments of Paula and Dina)
It’s a challenge to take a picture of a two week old puppy.
They may not be able to walk yet, but they can squirm
and won’t hold still for a second.
Our only girl is the smallest at 13.6 oz. She is active and gaining at a good rate
Brother Blue is a cutie! He weighs 1 lb. 0.8 oz.
Orange Brother weighs just over 1 lb. His eyes are more open than some of his siblings
Mr. Black must be camera shy. He was very difficult to photograph. His eyes are still only open a slit.
Green Boy weighs the most: 1 lb. 2.6 oz. Notice his black nose and the pigment running up toward his eyes.
The youngest, and today the most agreeable, Mr. Red.
The little “Porkers” have all found their spot for dinner.
Have I mentioned that Piper is a great Mother??
Ten days old and enjoying their meal!
Pinky, our only female
Blue Boy, born second
Male, marked Orange
He is just slightly smaller than his brothers
Here’s our boy marked black
Green Boy sometimes resists his neurological stimulation exercises
Red Boy…last born but weighing the most at 12.8 oz.
We are conscientious about health testing for our dogs. Today four dogs went to the dog ophthalmologist here in Bellingham.
I’m happy to report that Zeke, Poppy, Baron and Flo-Jo are clear!