The Last Available Pups

Here are the remaining pups. We still have all of them at the house, but six are spoken for. We are happy to have found them good homes in Billings, Helena, and Bozeman. This week we will be delivering and giving the puppies to their new families.
I can’t believe how fast it all went, and how much they’ve grown. It seems like a couple weeks ago they had just been born, and a few days ago that I moved them into the barn. I hope the puppy withdrawal won’t be too hard! Originally, I had assumed that giving them away would be easy, that I would be happy to be finding them good homes, but part of me wishes that I could always keep them! As I wrote in the last post, they really haven’t been any trouble at all—work, yes, but trouble? Not at all! They are so good, and so manageable, they have been a pleasure.

Here’s Tank, the biggest of last.

Here’s our Diesel Boy.

Next is Bibbity, still the whipper-snapper he’s always been.

 

 

 

 

And last but DEFINITELY not least, is Toola!

 

 

 

 

 

Easter with St. Bernards

As you can see, the puppies really enjoyed Easter today! And we enjoyed watching them play in the grass with the empty eggs. I’m trying to let them play outside in our yard as much as possible, not only to allow them to burn off some energy, but I think the sunshine will be beneficial as well. Plus, I think they are getting tired of the barn.
It’s only a another week till some of them begin to leave the nest. 😦 Part of me is happy that I’ve found good homes for them, but the other half argues that I’m not ready to give them up. They haven’t even been enough trouble to me yet! Really, though, they have been perfect little angels, compared to other puppies we’ve had that constantly wreaked havoc. Enjoy the pictures! We sure did.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Romans 5:8 “But God demonstrates His own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.”

An Update on the Pups.

Here’s some new pics of the puppies. They are doing great! They will be 7 weeks old this Saturday, and currently weigh around 15 pounds, some more, some less.

We are very happy to be finding them good homes in the Billings area. We are sure that they will be going to loving families!

Here’s Chuzzles. Chuzzles has been really playful lately. When I went out to feed the pups tonight, he did these cute little pounces around me, he was so excited.

 

Bobbity was chosen today by a family who lives in northeastern Montana. We are sure they’ll be very happy with our snuggly boy!

Bubbles is really going to be a dark Saint. He has been really sweet and laid back.

 

At first I thought Tank would be a poky puppy, but he has turned out to be really frisky and perky. A nice change, since the larger males tend to be more laid back and slow.

 

Bibbity has ALWAYS been a whippersnapper, and still is. He is constantly romping and jumping around in the hay, teasing and egging his litter mates on.

 

 

My Baby Pookah is still as sweet and gentle as ever. She is such a patient and  steady little girl, very much unlike her sister. In fact, they are complete opposites.

 

Next is ToolaRoola, or Dolly. She remains the alpha of the litter, directing her litter mates as well as her mother. She is always in the front, first and foremost, letting her opinion of everything be heard. Very active and friendly, she would make a great family pet. She does have very sweet moments, one of which we shared before she ate tonight.

 

 

Boo is still my favorite. He’s going to be a fluffy, chunky boy. Still very snuggly and cuddly.

 

Last but not least is Diesel. He has gotten to be very active and doesn’t hesitate to let his voice be heard. His coat is the lightest in color of them all.

6 Week Old Puppies===Busyness!

Here they are, our little rascals. They now live in the barn, and enjoy every minute of rummaging and rooting through the hay.  Today I decided that they needed some sunlight and exercise so my sister and I moved the whelping box out into the yard where they enjoyed some time in the wind and sun. They now weigh 9-10 pounds, and can run around and play, but are still somewhat slow and clumsy on their little legs. Even though they are getting heavier, we still love to hold them like babies–and so do they! They are like little rag dolls, all floppy and soft. Anyway, enjoy the inundation of pictures of the pups out in the grass. Feel free to leave comments below!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Just a Short One…

Hi! Here’s a few pics of a couple of our boys. They are getting absolutely huge ever since I put them on some watered-downed puppy kibble. Our biggest boy is eight and a half pounds at five weeks. They are at that cute/playful stage that comes before the troublesome age. They can now bark and run and chase Mama Goldie, but are still  perfectly content to be held like baby dolls in a blanket. Anyway, enjoy the pics! Would love to hear some of your comments!