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My new babies
by pawsenses Wed Jun 03, 2009 5:06 pm
A cute wee bunch of kids born last night. TWELVE!!!! I can't beleive it. My biggest litter in 25 years. Please dont look at the hack clipping, when you are clipping mum off for a litter - utility is all, I will nuture her feathering back in coming months. I hope to have her back in the show ring by November latest.
and thanks Donna ( I think - my printout deleted your name) for the photo instructions - which i finally managed to follow.
Cheers
Jan
pawsenses- Location : Sunbury
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Re: My new babies
by Emmalovesbeth Wed Jun 03, 2009 5:26 pm
OMG that is a big litter.... But sooooo cute hehe hope they all grow up big and stong for you
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Re: My new babies
by peke-lover Wed Jun 03, 2009 5:42 pm
congrats, that mum dog is going to soooo busy!
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Re: My new babies
by Admin Wed Jun 03, 2009 5:46 pm
JC !! thats a big litter Congrats ,but o boy thats gonna be some work 
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Re: My new babies
by Coatsntails Wed Jun 03, 2009 6:16 pm
Whoo thats so good, they will be so cute, plenty of work as well, but worth it. How will you give them up.
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Re: My new babies
by Admin Wed Jun 03, 2009 7:01 pm
Coatsntails wrote:Whoo thats so good, they will be so cute, plenty of work as well, but worth it. How will you give them up.
believe me ,by the time they are 8 or 10 wks old,its not that hard to say goodbye !
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Re: My new babies
by Donna Wed Jun 03, 2009 8:24 pm
Congrats Jan on the safe delivery of your dozen bundles of joy...Glad to hear mum and bubs doing so well...may they continue to thrive day by day....You have lots of work ahead of you but oh so much fun as well! 
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Re: My new babies
by Sinner Wed Jun 03, 2009 9:25 pm
Great news Jan,Congrats .Hope you enjoy many a "wasted" hour watching all those babies thrive!!!!Babies are SO cute.... They look so freshly hatched and painted!! 
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Re: My new babies
by StarDreaming Wed Jun 03, 2009 9:28 pm
They look so cute, and healthy with those pink muzzles !!!! all look to be a good size..... good luck enjoy the next few weeks before you have to start solids and cleaning up after them all the time 12 thats huge !!!!! 
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Re: My new babies
by pawsenses Wed Jun 03, 2009 10:26 pm
Yup, tell me about it. Though I am pretty well set up. Bubs can go outside from 4 weeks (or when they are mobile) into an enclosed bark area, which saves that siutuation when you go out there in the morning and their is sh... from high way to heaven. I have been there and it is not nice.
I like the bark, not too hard on the limbs and one can pick up the poo and anything attached to it, they can chew it without an issue. Plus the rain runs through. I get out there with my watercan and disinfectants - but so very easy.
Well yeah previously it was with 6-7. Friggen heck - i am still getting over the 12 business.
Thanks for your nice wishes everyone - Layla and bubs continue to thrive
Jan
I like the bark, not too hard on the limbs and one can pick up the poo and anything attached to it, they can chew it without an issue. Plus the rain runs through. I get out there with my watercan and disinfectants - but so very easy.
Well yeah previously it was with 6-7. Friggen heck - i am still getting over the 12 business.
Thanks for your nice wishes everyone - Layla and bubs continue to thrive
Jan
pawsenses- Location : Sunbury
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Re: My new babies
by CoatCutter Thu Jun 04, 2009 12:16 am
Admin wrote:believe me ,by the time they are 8 or 10 wks old,its not that hard to say goodbye !
That's true
Mum looks a bit tired Very cute.Last edited by CoatCutter on Thu Jun 04, 2009 10:30 pm; edited 1 time in total
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they are so cute
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Re: My new babies
by DoggyDoos Thu Jun 04, 2009 10:19 pm
Congrats on the arrival of your new bubs. They look so cute. Look forward to seeing more pics as they grow.
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Re: My new babies
by Rosie Thu Jun 04, 2009 10:20 pm
Well done! 12 poor Mumma dog.
They look like spotty little cows, how gorgeous.
What sort of bark do you use in the runs?
They look like spotty little cows, how gorgeous.
What sort of bark do you use in the runs?
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Re: My new babies
by Admin Mon Jun 08, 2009 9:13 pm
any update on the pups??
have you slept this week ??
have you slept this week ??
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Re: My new babies
by Donna Mon Jun 08, 2009 11:53 pm
Yes please...I believe an update might be due... lol....drag yourself away from those gorgeous bubbas and come talk to us...Pls Jan
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Re: My new babies
by pawsenses Fri Jun 12, 2009 9:28 pm
We have grown a tad - a challenge to anyone to find the 12 bums.
Jan
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Re: My new babies
by Tail's a Waggin' Fri Jun 12, 2009 9:35 pm
Wow they have grown. Aren't they just gorgeous. Everyone seems to be doing very well.
Alot harder to find the 12 bums now Jan, Lol lol.
You must be busy with these guys and study as well as new business???
We will have to keep an eye on, that one glass at dinner,
that it doesn't put you to sleep 
Alot harder to find the 12 bums now Jan, Lol lol. You must be busy with these guys and study as well as new business???
We will have to keep an eye on, that one glass at dinner,
that it doesn't put you to sleep 
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Re: My new babies
by pawsenses Fri Jun 12, 2009 9:55 pm
You are right Sarah, i am buggered. Every weekend for the past eight - and another two to go. Plus all the assignments. my last day of Australian classes coincides with the dinner!! Just fold me up in a corner Then just the Vet College stuff to finish - and boy are they finniticky. I have done several qualifications at Varsity, but the science school is the tops for being pedantic. What does it matter if the referencing is in bold instead of italics!!!!
I generally have a groom to do after most weekend classes.
I have stopped advertising so business has slowed down - which is what i wanted, but then the rebooks will start soon, hell i would be whinging if it there was nothing happening. I have also been lucky enough to score exclusive (so far) referrals from a new vet clinic, right place, right time
. They have asked me if i will do "vet referred clips"- ie - the manky ones!! I said "sure" in a bright tone!!
Look forward to seeing you in 2 weeks.
Jan
Then just the Vet College stuff to finish - and boy are they finniticky. I have done several qualifications at Varsity, but the science school is the tops for being pedantic. What does it matter if the referencing is in bold instead of italics!!!!I generally have a groom to do after most weekend classes.
I have stopped advertising so business has slowed down - which is what i wanted, but then the rebooks will start soon, hell i would be whinging if it there was nothing happening. I have also been lucky enough to score exclusive (so far) referrals from a new vet clinic, right place, right time
. They have asked me if i will do "vet referred clips"- ie - the manky ones!! I said "sure" in a bright tone!!Look forward to seeing you in 2 weeks.
Jan
pawsenses- Location : Sunbury
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Re: My new babies
by petgroomaustralia Fri Jun 12, 2009 10:37 pm
Aaahhh...hate to tell you this but its only one week now Jan!!! The manky ones...hahaha...hope thay dont turn out to be the mean ones.
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Re: My new babies
by CoatCutter Fri Jun 12, 2009 11:23 pm
I can only see 10... is there the one that's always behind mum, and the one that's always trying to "get back inside"?
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Re: My new babies
by pawsenses Fri Jun 12, 2009 11:35 pm
Linda - i am sure you are right!! Oh well, when you are starting out............beggers can't be choosers!petgroomaustralia wrote:Aaahhh...hate to tell you this but its only one week now Jan!!! The manky ones...hahaha...hope thay dont turn out to be the mean ones.
Jan
pawsenses- Location : Sunbury
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