It is so very quiet here, now. Aspen (Sierra), Woodrow (Titan), and Liberty flew to thier new homes Friday. All went relatively well with just a delay for Woodrow in Detroit. Northwest Airlines took good care of them well. It seems they are all doing just fine and adjusting to thier new homes. I heard [...]
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Llewellin Puppies Begin Leaving the Nest…
Posted by LML on January 17th, 2009
Well, today was a day with mixed emotions. Four of the litter are now in their new homes. Tahoe, Tripp, Milan, and Nitro flew the coop, first. It is a little sad, but knowing how excited everyone is to get their pup makes it a happy day, as well! Here are a few pictures just [...]
Puppies are sooo much fun!
Posted by LML on January 12th, 2009
Well, here it is, in just a few hours this beautiful litter of 10 puppies will turn 7-weeks old. The landmark of 49 days is said to be a very important one in a pup’s life. They are ready to leave their litter mates and go to their new homes. It is always a bit [...]
Puppy Picking Underway
Posted by LML on January 7th, 2009
The long-awaited picking of the pups has started! Sierra was the first female picked. She will be renamed, Aspen, and go to live in Montana. She will have a wonderful life and excellent opportunities for wild bird contacts on a daily basis. I do believe she is up to the challenge. UPDATE: Milan was the [...]
The 4-Wheelers are 6 Weeks!
Posted by LML on January 6th, 2009
Hello all, Well, here it is, the six-week mark. The veterinarian will be here tomorrow to give all the puppies their first set of shots and a thorough examination. We will then make it known to the “first picks” which puppies are available to choose from. It’s an exciting time for all and I understand [...]
Crazy Daze
Posted by LML on January 4th, 2009
All heck broke loose around here, this week! My golly, these puppies have really come alive all of a sudden. Things are quite hectic and it takes a lot to keep up after the squibbers. They are able to tackle just about anything at this point. They are climbing, jumping, running, biting, barking, and pooping–alot! [...]
