These beautiful babies are starting to show their personalities!
They will tug my pant leg and growl, bark and wrestle each other.
And although they are still wobbly, they are really starting to get around.
It is so fun to watch them grow!
Here are their latest pictures. They had just barely eaten and been brushed. We are introducing them to toys and after playing with them they were a little tuckered out for their pictures.
CALAMITY
This darling girl has traditional markings with a 3/4 collar,
four white socks and a white tipped tail.
Her tiny chocolate nose is starting to fill in!
ROOSTER COGBURN
Rooster is a traditionally marked male with a unique flare!
He has a split-face with cute dots on the opposite side of his head.
He has a 3/4 collar, white sock and a white tipped tail.
Rooster is quite ambitious and is really fun to watch him interact with the other puppies.
WILD BILL
Billy is a traditionally marked male.
He has a full collar, for white socks and a white tipped tail.
He is still pretty mellow and cuddly.. But give him a week or two!
ANNIE OAKLEY
Annie is a uniquely marked female. She has a white face, brown tipped ear and a dash of brown on her right eye. She has a full collar, four white socks and a white tail.
Annie, so far, is the neighborhood favorite.. probably because she is so cute and cuddly!
RINGO
Ringo is a traditionally marked male with a wide blaze, not quite a split-face.
He has a full collar, four white socks and a white tipped tail.
Ringo is my brave puppy. He seems to be very curious and likes to explore.
LILLIE LANGTRY
Lillie is a traditionally marked female.
she has a full collar, four white socks and a white tipped tail,
Lille is such a cuddler and is pretty content just hanging out in my lap.
BELLE STAR
Belle is a darling traditionally marked split-face female.
She has a full collar, four white socks and a white tipped tail.
She is my daughters favorite, she reminds us all of Patches!
She is getting around really well and seems to like to explore..
Next week I will do more of stacked pictures so you can see their markings better.
They just don't like to sit very still at this point.. Not great at posing for the camera!
