Jazz x Oz D Litter
Posted by Delores Smith on Tuesday, August 21, 2012
Oh my - checked my last post and see that it's 2 weeks ago - wow, did time fly! Apologies for the gap in posts - have been a tad bit busy with 2 litters. The puppies are beautiful in every way - long fluffy coats, black pigment, large heads, dark expressive eyes and that true golden temperament - fun loving and affectionate. Two females stand out with their personalities - blue collar girl is feisty and playful and assertive. No fear - she's the first one to be done with a feeding - it's like she thinks she's missing something - she barks at us and loves our attention. Red collar girl is a lot like her - just take it down a notch - also one to wander around the yard with no fear - while most of the puppies stay in a certain area - red and blue collar are off galavanting an exploring. The other 4 years are very similar in temperament - confident, outgoing, affectionate. The two boys are very much the same - sporting nice large blocky heads and stocky bodies.
This past weekend we started the puppies on softened puppyfood - first feeding frenzy was a success - the heads went down and their noses were in the food - little tails wagging with the sounds of slurping. They ate every morsel of that feeding. When I put them back in their box, their stomachs had expanded in a big way. Not every feeding is a good one but they are enjoying the "big puppy food" and Jazz is relieved that she's not in demand all day long. They'll be five weeks on Thursday - really waiting until the 6 week stage where they really come into their own.
This past weekend we started the puppies on softened puppyfood - first feeding frenzy was a success - the heads went down and their noses were in the food - little tails wagging with the sounds of slurping. They ate every morsel of that feeding. When I put them back in their box, their stomachs had expanded in a big way. Not every feeding is a good one but they are enjoying the "big puppy food" and Jazz is relieved that she's not in demand all day long. They'll be five weeks on Thursday - really waiting until the 6 week stage where they really come into their own.