They have together blessed us with a pair, almost like twins, a male and a female. They were born very strong and on the first day were already moving around the whelping box as if they'd been with us for days.
Introducing:
They met other dogs from our pack, which was truly a special experience! 🐶💖 Everyone adored them, and they loved everyone back. Even though the other dogs are much bigger and heavier, they weren't scared at all. The most excited was their half-sister LaLa, who always looks forward to every meeting with them 🌟. For a surrogate mom, they chose the staffy Bitch, who is very friendly and loving and has a great instinct 🐾.
Our little furballs 🐶🐶 had their first photo shoot 📸 and they turned out to be incredibly photogenic 🌟. Their adorable poses and funny expressions were captured on camera, and the result is a set of beautiful pictures that never fail to make us smile 😊. Check out their photos and see for yourself just how cute they are! 🥰
We have a real playground outside 🎠! We have a tent ⛺, obstacles 🚧, a tunnel 🌈, and swings 🏰. Our little friends think it’s like a fairy tale and enjoy every moment 🐾.
You read that right, we went outside for the first time because there's no better vitamin than sunshine, which is great for our development. The outside world is really big, and we're already bravely stepping into it... of course, with mom leading the way.
We have become big puppies 🐶🐶 and have a new residence 🏡! We got more toys 🧸 and no more whelping box. Our favorite place to sleep is in our new little tent ⛺, where it is really cozy and comfy. We are very good and use the bathroom on the artificial grass 🚽🌿. In short, we are big woof woofs now! 🐾🥰
That's right, the puppies have already had their first clicker training sessions. We start clicker training with each litter when they are still nursing and their hearing develops. The clicking is done while they calmly nurse from their mom. This reinforces calm behavior and helps them associate the click with something positive. It might sound funny, but it plays a significant role as they grow up.
We usually introduce food at three weeks, but these two are special. One evening, the human mom was preparing minced meat for the pampered mothers, and you know how good that smells. After cooking, mom couldn't resist cuddling us again, and her hands smelled so delicious. That's how we showed we could lick, as we licked her entire hands. So, we waited until we opened our eyes and got our first meal. Apparently, we're pros. As always, our first meal was goat curd in goat milk, topped with an egg and honey for energy. We can't wait for the meat.
The first two weeks go like this:
As you may have read in the litter announcement, Kokica is our mischievous one. We were very curious about how she would accept the puppies and what kind of mother she would be. What can we say... WONDERFUL! She surprised us so much that we are speechless. We knew she would be a good mom, but we must admit that we didn't believe she would be this good. Kokica, we are so proud of you. We can say that as a mother, you are just like your mother Becky, who was also wonderful and caring. We don't recall any mom being as happy with her puppies as you are with yours 💖
It all started in the evening when Kokica became restless, digging and ... the next day, they were already in our hands. A healthy, strong, very active, and content boy and girl. They looked like twins, the boy with a light coat and the girl with a brindle ear. And so, our shared adventures began. Follow along to see all the adventures and how they grow...
