Apr 192016
 
Flo-Jo's puppies are two days shy of 3 weeks old.  You can see how much they have grown!  Tomorrow they will get a bigger "condo."

Flo-Jo’s puppies are two days shy of 3 weeks old. You can see how much they have grown! Tomorrow they will get a bigger “condo.”

Apr 172016
 

IMG_0696Sassy turned 3 months old on April 12.  Today was bath day for Sassy and I can’t say she was good in the bath–I think I was as wet as she was–but the more times she has a bath, the better she will get.  IMG_0697Sassy loves to be outside.  Unfortunately she is still to small to be out in the grass with the “big” dogs”.  Buzz is so exuberant when he tries to play with Sassy that he just runs right over the top of her–soon she’ll be big enough to run and play with the rest of the “pack”.

Apr 172016
 

IMG_0694Buzz turned 7 month old on the 12th of April–he is growing up fast.  Today he had a bath and was such a good boy I could hardly believe that I was washing Buzz–I hardly got wet.  Because it was such a beautiful April evening we went out into the grass yard–and Buzz decided to “dine”–so that’s a blade of grass coming out of his mouth.

Apr 142016
 
Blue Boy, the lightest at 14.9 oz. His eyes are just starting to open.

Blue Boy, the lightest at 14.9 oz. His eyes are just starting to open.

Pink Girl is the largest, weighing 1 lb. 1.7oz. Her eyes opened first.

Pink Girl is the largest, weighing 1 lb. 1.7oz. Her eyes opened first.

Green Boy is 15 oz. You can see his eyes are only open a tiny slit. He has the distinction of having the loudest voice!

Green Boy is 15 oz. You can see his eyes are only open a tiny slit. He has the distinction of having the loudest voice!

Orange Girl is trying to catch up to her sister. She weighs 1 lb. 0.5 oz. Her eyes opened a day later than Pink's. This week we've seen that al the puppies are trying to stand up and are getting around much quicker. Their movements usually take them in a circle, but they are trying. I hear little puppy growls, which sound more like a puppy purr. Obviously they have gained lots of weight and their eyes are opening. There will be even bigger changes by three weeks.

Orange Girl is trying to catch up to her sister. She weighs 1 lb. 0.5 oz. Her eyes opened a day later than Pink’s. This week we’ve seen that all the puppies are trying to stand up and are getting around much quicker. Their movements usually take them in a circle, but they are trying. I hear little puppy growls, which sound more like  puppy purrs. Obviously they have gained lots of weight and their eyes are opening. There will be even bigger changes by three weeks.

Apr 122016
 
It's a landmark day for Miss Pink!  She weighs just over one pound and her eyes are starting to open.

It’s a landmark day for Miss Pink! She weighs just over one pound and her eyes are starting to open.

Apr 102016
 
While Mom has her breakfast, the puppies snuggle.  The boys are on the left, lying on top of the warming disk.  The girls decide to hang together.

While Mom has her breakfast, the puppies snuggle. The boys are on the left, lying on top of the warming disk. The girls decide to hang together.

Apr 082016
 
Blue Boy, the first born. He was slow to gain weight, but is now more than double his birth weight.

Blue Boy, the first born. He was slow to gain weight, but is now more than double his birth weight.

Pink Girl, second born. She is currently the heaviest, weighing 12.3 oz.

Pink Girl, second born. She is currently the heaviest, weighing 12.3 oz.

Mr. Green Boy. He protests when he does his neurological stimulation exercises.

Mr. Green Boy. He protests when he does his neurological stimulation exercises.

Orange Girl has a pretty face.

Orange Girl has a pretty face.

Apr 052016
 

IMG_0692Wow!!! Where did the time go??  Sassy is 12 weeks old today and it was a BIG day.  A trip to the vet for 12 week shots and micro-chip.  Sassy was very brave and enjoyed the treats she received.   Today was also the day for getting registered with the AKC–her formal name is Absolutely Affinity Take No Lip.  Fun little girl with a mind of her own, but isn’t that the way with most Bichons?