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Monthly Archives: July 2016
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Posted on July 24, 2016
Eight weeks and off to new homes.
Having dreaded the departure for weeks, it is actually not too bad. I have managed not to cry so far. During the last week it has become clear to me that the pups need more than what I can give them and they need more sp.. -
Posted on July 17, 2016
Pups at Seven Weeks Old. Eating us out of the House.
I have it sorted: First thing in the morning I chuck chicken thighs in their whelping box to keep them in there and NOT on the wet and poohy newspaper in the pen. While they devour the chicken I can clean the pen and put.. -
Posted on July 14, 2016
They are just little wolves
The whole process of these pups follow a set path determined in the distant past amongst the wolf ancestors to the dogs. Gaia's handling of the new pups, her gradual distancing from them, her weaning where she still give.. -
Posted on July 11, 2016
Pups are now six weeks old.
The pooh is on a biblical scale. I should really look back at the CCTV footage of the pups' room to have a laugh about my frantic morning. I chuck chicken bones or pieces of tripe in to the whelping box really quickly to..