First: The bite. I mentioned it in the last post. Well, almost a week later and I have a nasty bruise. No other issues so the shot & antibiotics are doing their job. Here's a few pics now that we're a week out.
It's extremely sensitive to touch, but other than that--no major after effects!
And....
She's HERE!!!!!!!! Born May 27 There were 3 females, so we will be getting one. Which one, we do not know yet. The breeder wants one for herself. There is the other person in front of us, a breeder that wants one for showing--either sex doesn't matter. We knew about that person. SO Essentially If they choose a female, we get the remaining one.
We will not be able to see the pups until they're at least 3 weeks old. So we have to be more patient.
Momma Rosie is doing well. As is all the pups.
So we have a few weeks before we can meet with Momma Rosie and the little pups. We have time to begin prepping for another puppy. I swore we would never get another puppy, yet here we are again.
As an aside- there have been several Berners needing homes become available. Unfortunately they've all been male or much older. I would have loved to bring them home, but we really need a young female. This is exactly why we've gone this route, through a breeder.
We know what we need to offset the dynamic of the pack. If we had a bigger home & yard...more pups would be welcome.
So I'll share a few more pics I was sent today. We don't have any more information that what I have shared with you. So You can ask more questions, but we don't have anything else to tell you.
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| The puppers |
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| Rosie Recovering. See pups in corner |
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| Little babies |
Congratulations on your new dawghter! Loved the Galen video! Love to all, Carol and Toni
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