Saturday, March 24, 2007
Introducing "Whoppo" A Big Whapper of Dog at only 8 weeks old. New to our home as of Thurs the 21st. A friend/client came in with his brother to show me her new addition as they were getting his puppy shots at the Vet and told me that her sister still had one male puppy left that looked just like the mom. Since I knew what mom looked like and had seen her puppies from last year it was a no brainer. Rod had kept talking about us getting a puppy and sometimes ya just gotta jump in. Beside the price was right at Free other than the puppy shots, food, toys, leashes, etc. He weighted in at a whopping 19.5 pounds so that is one Big Puppy! Felt kinda like bring home Clifford! His momma is a registered Red Husky and dad is a Labrador. Seems kinda like a mellow fellow and has one blue eye(mostly) and one green eye(mostly) so yes you are seeing two different eye colors on the picture. Each eye does have a mix of color. So far he has learned to walk on a leash and respect the cat. "Lucky" was not amused. Oh well can't please everyone. He has had only one accident in the house so far and mostly hides and rips up cardboard boxes. He likes the sheep and eats their wool that he finds in the house. Hoping he will fit in well.
Sunday, March 18, 2007
New Lamb!!!
We had a new Lamb born Friday nite. We think around 7:30 ish. She was still very wet when Rod went out to check the sheep. I went out and we dried her off and got a pen built for them and got them under the heat lamp as the temps were going down to the mid 20s for the nite and it was already below freezing. This picture I took today after she is all cleaned up and doing very well. Scampering around so cute. She is definitely from the Shetland Ram "Choco" So this proves him out as a breeder. She is white with a bit of brown on her legs and tail and some apricot colored fuzzy stuff out of her neck. That may come from the shetland in her mom or from her father's chocolate color. I know those spots on her front legs are the same color as her father!
The Other two girls have not dropped theirs yet. Still checking a lot. We both have to work tomorrow so hope they wait or do well by themselves. We don't worry too much about "Snow" as this will be her second and she did well last year but "Jubilee" is a first timer and is better to be on hand. But Jacob's do well on their own too. One of the reason's that we are chosing the one's we have are the natural birthing records without help is high. We Cannot Improve On the Art Of God in the Birth of Any Living Creature. Gorgeous work the Creator does.
Labels: birth, God's Creation, lamb, sheep, Shetland sheep