Eat, Sleep, Play.....

My puppies have fantastic lives.  I really dont mind being one of them....eat.....sleep....play....thats a life of a King and Queen, hahaha....well almost!  I meant to post this pictures of them playing yesterday but I had too much to do.

Today, after a relaxing time at the Beauty Salon, came home, fed the dogs and now have some time to update my blog.

I took some pictures of them playing in the garden yesterday and here are the pictures.  Gracie is a sweet cheeky girl and Laura is an angel.  They both love playing with each other.



Gracie preventing Laura from taking the ball.



Gracie, a real sweetie pie

Laura running after the ball but look at her eyes, she realised someone was taking pictures, hahaha...

Gracie and Laura barking at each other

Daisy's little boy is now 12 days old, here is a recent picture of him. His name is Bear!

They can fly!

No... No... not my shelties, but the baby birds, hahaha.  Remember the nest I found in my garden.  I been checking on them daily just to make sure they are ok.  This morning I looked at it and the baby birds were gone, and then I saw it, ran in and took the camera and managed to take a picture before it flew away.  So happy to see them make it..  Here is a picture of the baby bird.

The sheltie that I rescued is now available for adoption, I thought I had found it a home but heard nothing from that person after that.  Anyone who is interested in adopting her may call me or email me.

It just gets better!

I went to the vet today to get some dog food and also to visit the sheltie girl that I rescued.  She had a bath yesterday.  She must be feeling so good.  When we first took her, she was too weak to even have a bath, it might have killed her.  Now that she is well and strong, she was ready for a bath.  She has put on almost 1kg, which is fantastic.

She is courious and always wanting to explore, she can walk very well too.  I took some pictures of her today.  Not really great ones as she was moving about but at least you could see how different she is now.  3 weeks ago she was skin and bones.  Here are some pictures of her.

This is the rescued sheltie at the vet.  This photo was taken 3 weeks ago.  At that time she had been at the vet for a week.  If you think this picture is bad, you should have seen her 7 days earlier.

This is what she looks like TODAY, can you see the difference?



Getting her nails cut.

Oh also, remember the nest I found a few days ago in my garden.  Look at the birds now!  Look at how different they are.  Beautiful!  Yesterday while I was playing with the pups, I wondered where does the mother bird sleep at night, I went to peep and saw her there to, hahaha. I went - "opps sorry mummy bird"  I see the daddy too every morning.



The baby birds 3 days ago



The baby birds today, see the difference?  They are so cute!

Fantastic!

Remember the sheltie I rescued from a bad situation?  You should have seen her today!  I went to visit her.  Her eyes was all sparkly, she was strong,  she could stand and walk well, eat well and she came to me when I called her as if she had known me all her life!  She was a bag of bones when I got her, now I cant even see her ribs anymore!  Her coat has grown and is looking beautiful!  Most important of all, her eyes.  When I looked into her eyes when I first got her, it was like looking at something that was barely alive but its soul has died.  Now, its like magic!  Made me so happy looking at her eyes.  She seemed so happy. 

Also I thought it was going to be hard for her to trust humans again, but thanks to my vet and his assistant who have been giving her lots of tender loving care, she is "alive" again.  She is going to do well in any home. 

I will take a picture of her soon.  I am just so happy for her.  Have a great evening!

Daisy's Baby - 5 days old

Daisy's little boy will be 5 days old tomorrow, he is growing well, very beautiful, gorgeous markings and look at that shiny coat!  Here is a picture of him taken today.

Alison went to her new home today.  We also had a visitor who came to visit Laura, Lady and Gracie, they had fun playing in the garden.  Here are some shots taken in the garden. Lady will be going to her new home soon.  Also the sheltie that I rescued, she too is going to her new home in a few days time.

My Girl, Laura, waiting for the ball

This is Lady, she too was playing ball and got tired and so it was rest time.

Pretty girl, Gracie.

Oh and look what I found in the garden!  I been watching a pair of birds always going into the hedge and today I looked closely and found a nest!  Good thing is that the baby birds are cared for and I dont need to this time hahaha...They dont seem to be bothered that the dogs are out there, maybe they intentionally built a nest there knowing that the dogs are there and no cats will come and harm or eat the baby bird!  Clever birds!

Daisy's Baby

Daisy gave birth to one precious baby boy yesterday.  Josh is the daddy to this pup. The pup is such a wee fella but when it comes to feeding time, he is like a bull, hahaha, which is good!  Daisy gave birth at 3pm, so I am really happy that I didnt have to stay awake the whole night.  I will need to think of a name for him.

Today we went to the vet, to get Daisy checked and to get the pup's dew claw removed.  Puppy was sleeping the whole time.  I made sure he was fed before we left the house.  I took some pictures of him today.

Aimee's pups are playing outside now, I gave them one raw hide just to play with and one of them is running all over the garden with it in the mouth and not letting the others have it, hahaha, its hillarious to watch them do such things.  One of Aimee's pup, now named Lady by her new owners will be going to her new home soon.  Apart from that, I have decided that I will keep Blossy's last pup.  She melts my heart.  I have never seen a pup like her before, she behaves almost like an adult, very mature, very gentle,  very loving and affectionate, very well behaved and she comes to you gladly when called.  I have decided to call her Laura.  Its a beautiful name and whenever I call her she would come.  She is just a sweet sweet dog.  I hope my human friend, Laura, wont kill me, hahaha....

Here  are some pictures.  Going to take forty winks before I feed them.  Have a great evening!

This is Lady when she was a wee puppy, she has grown and is a very beautiful girl now.  She is the only bi black sheltie girl in the country.

Daisy's pup, a day old

Daisy's pup back view

My angel, Laura

My baby Laura, she is a real lady.

Scottie boy

Scottie boy has left for his new home today. His new owners were very pleasant and showed lots of concern in making sure they do everything right for him from feeding to grooming etc. So I am very pleased. He will have two other doggies to play with, a dalmation and a pekingese.

It was a busy morning, sorting the dogs and the pups, then I went to get a haircut, said goodbye to Scottie, went to visit my nephew and my niece and had a good laugh with them, then came home and see to my beloved dogs.  I fed them their dinner and Daisy didnt finish her food. She ate a little.  Its a sign she will be giving birth soon.  She is due anyday this week.  I hope she gives birth during the day as it will make things a lot easier.

After Daisy, I might breed Jenna and after that I would probably stop for a wee while to rest and hopefully go on a holiday.  I remember, 6 years ago when I only had Blossom, I went to Chiangmai for a short holiday. I left her with my parents for 3 days. I know she be safe with them but I was thinking about her all the time so much that I didnt enjoy my holiday at all.  I would call my mum to check on her everyday.  As soon as I arrived back home, Blossom was having a training session with the dog trainer (an ex police dog trainer) she was doing, 'sit' then 'down' then she saw me, she RAN to me and licked me and she was wagging her tail, hahah, training session "failed" for the day, hahaha. I didnt mind, I missed her and so did she, for that day she was "allowed" to disobey the trainer.  And the other time when I went to Hong Kong and left Blossom with my vet, the same thing happened. So I am really not sure how I am going to really enjoy my holiday when I leave the whole lot of them now, hahaha.  That would be a real challenge. But we'll see. I will probably stop breeding altogether in a couple of years time.

Ok, I shall go and get something to eat, I have some very nice and sweet juicy indian mango.  I love them, they are so sweet, flavourful and so aromatic.  I will keep you posted on Daisy...goodnight!

Scottie Boy