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Update for Kyah at 13 weeks old from Anita. Kyah is from Ernest and Blottie's litter of eleven pups born 1st February 2022. "Hi Jane 13 weeks old and 4 1/2weeks as part of my family. I do vaguely remember the peace and quiet before she arrived. She is very much at home now and is still determined to get Misha to play with her. As you can see from the picture 'Toilet roll and paper towel tubes are kids stuff. I' m onto the big tubes now.' She is not into retrieving like her sister Brimble but we' re working on it. She will happily 'get it' but then plays with it rather than bringing it back. All other training going well. I can't wait to take her out walkies. I hope the rest of her family are well. Best wishes Anita"
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