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The neonatal stage
Our puppies make their appearance into the world in our living room. (Yes, puppies are always born in our living room.) The first couple weeks after a litter is born is often referred to as the “Neonatal” stage. Puppies eyes open around two … Continue reading
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That was a short break
Yes, my tiny living room is full again; full of large dog crates containing precious little bundles. And we’re not done. There is one more mom to go. Then we should be done for this year. We have some beautiful … Continue reading
Posted in Cavapoos, Puppies
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Changes
The weather has cooled, the wood stove has been more active and the trees and bushes are changing their little leafy coats into vibrant hues. Fall is definitely here! And we’re seeing changes in the dogs too. More of … Continue reading
