Puppy diary
Week 7
The puppies are seven weeks old. This implies that we tested them. The test showed that this is the most homogenous litter we have ever made. They are very much alike. Only minor differences. At the test they were all curious and happy. They approached the tester, whom they had never met, with wagging tails. They all retrieved brilliantly. In other words, we are very pleased with this litter, and we look forward to following them. Moreover, they were all chipped. They have also been named: Tea, Tessa, Tyra, Thor, Teddy, Taffy.
Week 6
The puppies are thriving and developing as they should. They are only served dog food now, and at each meal they hear the come whistle and sit whistle. We take them on walks on our grounds every day, and they enjoy exploring the world. We are very satisfied with everybody.
Weeks four and five
Time flies, and the puppies grow every day. We have moved them to a larger area, which they enjoy. They spend a lot of time outdoor, and today we took them on their first outing on our grounds. They are fed with dog food three times a day.
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Week three
The litter box has been opened, and the puppies often leave their box to do their business. They have started to play with each other. Pippi is a caring mother.
Week two
The puppies eat a lot. At the age of two weeks the average weight is 1170 grams. They move around in the puppy box, and now they have opened their eyes.
Week one
The first week went well. Pippi has spent most of the time with the puppies. The puppies have eaten, slept, eaten, slept. They grow as they should. There is not much noise from the puppy box. This implies that everything is as it should be.
Birth - 19 July
Early Tuesday morning Pippi gave birth to her first puppy. Within four hours she had given birth to six puppies. The smallest puppy weighed 350 grams, the largest one 430 grams. The average weight was 390 grams.
