Saturday, March 7, 2009
Sunday, March 1, 2009
Time for my butterfly babies to fly away home
Nefertiti
So my babies are now a little over 10 weeks old and they are ready to go to their new homes. I haven't kept up on the pictures like I had wanted to on this blog, but have added their pictures we took tonight. We are keeping Ebe and will be putting Nefertiti and Kanika up for adoption. We would like to have them in show homes, but will consider pet homes to the right person. Here are their pictures. Both Neffi and Kanika will be $1500 for full AKC registration, $1200 for limited. They are from Kenmar lines, and have multiple champions on both sides. If you would like any additional information on them, please email me.
Ebe me one thinks I'm Wonderful
Kanika-means black beauty in Egyptian
So my babies are now a little over 10 weeks old and they are ready to go to their new homes. I haven't kept up on the pictures like I had wanted to on this blog, but have added their pictures we took tonight. We are keeping Ebe and will be putting Nefertiti and Kanika up for adoption. We would like to have them in show homes, but will consider pet homes to the right person. Here are their pictures. Both Neffi and Kanika will be $1500 for full AKC registration, $1200 for limited. They are from Kenmar lines, and have multiple champions on both sides. If you would like any additional information on them, please email me.
Ebe me one thinks I'm Wonderful
Kanika-means black beauty in Egyptian
Saturday, January 10, 2009
Updates!!
Wow!! Time goes by too fast when you're not watching!
The puppies have opened their eyes, ears and have started
walking in the last two weeks. Here is a picture of their
first meal, goats milk mixed with water. They made a mess
of it, but loved it and lapped it up! Sorry for not keeping the
pictures updated, life has been crazy around here. Here are
some pictures I have been able to take of the little darlings.
Monday, December 29, 2008
Way to close!!!
Last night it was particularly cold in our lower family room. We plugged in a heater. It didn't reach our feet when sitting on the couch, so we plugged in an extension cord. Our family started watching a movie, and the dogs were sitting around on the floor chewing on their bones. I have never had any problems with my dogs chewing on anything but their bones, so I never once felt I had to watch them, because this is a normal pastime at our house.
SURPRISE!
My dear little Isis who is over a year old now, yelped and started screaming like a child. The other dogs started chasing her growling and nipping at her. We jumped up, turned on the light and tried to catch the dogs. We were able to get them put in their kennels, and caught Isis to find out what happened. She was shaking uncontrollably, and wouldn't open her mouth. My son noticed that the heater was no longer on, and lo and behold she had chewed on the extension cord!!!
Frightened, I wrapped her up in my jacket. I didn't want her to go into shock. So I had my oldest daughter look online to find out more about electrical shock in dogs. This was late Sunday night and our closest emergency vet was over an hour away. I tried to open her mouth to see if she had an burns, but she wouldn't let me open it. I of course thought the worst. My oldest daughter came back downstairs and told me that we needed to watch for coughing (they can get liquid in thier lungs and drown) and also to watch for shock. I had my son go and get some cheese, to see if she would try to eat it, I figured that was one way to check on her mouth. She readily ate it, actually scarfed it. I started laughing at her because of her comical look, she wanted more! We then tried to see if she would drink water. She did. She shook like she had been outside in sub degree temperatures for about 30-45 min. I held her close and we listened to her lungs all night. She was fine. In the picture, I showed her the cord and asked her if she remembered what she had done, she yipped and ran away from it. I of course had to laugh. MAYBE she learned her lesson. I know I did!!
SURPRISE!
My dear little Isis who is over a year old now, yelped and started screaming like a child. The other dogs started chasing her growling and nipping at her. We jumped up, turned on the light and tried to catch the dogs. We were able to get them put in their kennels, and caught Isis to find out what happened. She was shaking uncontrollably, and wouldn't open her mouth. My son noticed that the heater was no longer on, and lo and behold she had chewed on the extension cord!!!
Frightened, I wrapped her up in my jacket. I didn't want her to go into shock. So I had my oldest daughter look online to find out more about electrical shock in dogs. This was late Sunday night and our closest emergency vet was over an hour away. I tried to open her mouth to see if she had an burns, but she wouldn't let me open it. I of course thought the worst. My oldest daughter came back downstairs and told me that we needed to watch for coughing (they can get liquid in thier lungs and drown) and also to watch for shock. I had my son go and get some cheese, to see if she would try to eat it, I figured that was one way to check on her mouth. She readily ate it, actually scarfed it. I started laughing at her because of her comical look, she wanted more! We then tried to see if she would drink water. She did. She shook like she had been outside in sub degree temperatures for about 30-45 min. I held her close and we listened to her lungs all night. She was fine. In the picture, I showed her the cord and asked her if she remembered what she had done, she yipped and ran away from it. I of course had to laugh. MAYBE she learned her lesson. I know I did!!
Saturday, December 27, 2008
More puppy photos! (Day 11)
Can't you just smell the puppy breath? LOL!
Puppy #1...Ebe
Puppy #2...Nefertiti
Puppy #3... Help!! No Name Yet!!
(I do LOVE the name Isis, but our other dog is named Isis)
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