Rosie's pups are growing into really nice spaniel types and the girl Bonnie, that is still available has a family coming to see her on Saturday, so fingers crossed for her. We still have two boys available (labelled in the photos below). You can learn about Mum and Dad of the pups CLICK HERE and CLICK HERE to learn about getting a pup from Poundlane and the price of our pups. If then interested ring me (Jane) on 01769 560969 for a no pressure chat.

Peaches is now off her first heat and back in the pack, which her sister Brimble is very happy about that. Brimble is showing no signs of coming on heat yet. Really pleased with these two. Both very loving softees.  

Rosie's pups reach seven weeks old today. That crept up rather fast. Quin has become Sacha and she will be the first to leave us, next Sunday but she is only going to Winkleigh to live with Otto, who is one of Polly's litter siblings, so not far. My oldest child was rather sweet on Sacha when he was home on leave. 
The pups have started adventuring beyond the patio gate (below) and are enjoying feeling grass beneath their paws and learning how to negotiate gradients. 

We also are seeing good dribbling skills (below) developing. The pups whimpering in the background (below) of the videos is because we had just shut the gate of the patio and a couple of them wanted to be off adventuring again. 

Polly loves climbing the Willow tree but she ain't coming down unless she's sure she is getting a bit of cookie.

Busy as Rosie's pups grow and want to adventure further. Keeping nine little fellows occupied can be demanding at times. They are a lovely bunch and love to be out and about and above all near human company. Very waggy tails, I can see amongst them great talent in the wagging of their tails. I think in the future we can expect some Champion waggy tail winners at local fetes. 
Today Tania came and microchipped all of them, in our home today. That signals to me that I can't keep them all and we are now on the journey to getting the pups ready to leave us. We are keeping two Lucy (The girls have won and she will be called, "Lucy.") one the tricoloured girls and Clarence the only black and tan boy. The first pup will leave just over the 8 weeks old with some staying with us until 11 weeks old. Three are still available. The only orange and white girl and the two orange and white boys. Photos (below) of the pups that are still available. You can learn about Mum and Dad of the pups CLICK HERE and CLICK HERE to learn about getting a pup from Poundlane and the price of our pups. If then interested ring me (Jane) on 01769 560969.

Videos (below) of the pups over the last few days.

Rosie's pups are now finding their families. The last three days have seen three of them being chosen and for those next visiting, I have put on the photos (below) which pups are still available.  

I managed to procure nine puppy collar and lead sets (below) from St Johns Garden Centre yesterday and are now putting them on the pups today.

Rosie's pups are now thirty-nine days old and are a stunning bunch. We start families visiting us this weekend to choose their pups. Three of Rosie's nine lively, confident and very loving pups are still looking for their forever homes. If you are interested give me a ring on 01769 560969 for a no pressure chat. 
You can see photos and read about the parents of this litter CLICK HERE
​Photos below of the pups over the last few days.

Peaches has become a handsome girl and I can see so much of her Grandmother Smudge in her. A few days ago she started her first heat. She is from ​Ernest and Blottie litter born the 1st February 2022.

WARNING: We are approaching ​Maximus cutiness

A few photos (below) of some of Rosie's pups taken on one of my children's new phone.

Brimble is now seven months old, her sister Peaches has just started her first heat but at the moment Brimble is not showing any signs of starting her first heat. Brimble (video below) is really into Rosie's pups and is incredibly good at playing with them. At Brimble's age they can still see themselves as pups and you have to be careful they don't forget their size and become a bit too boisterous. Brimble though seems to know to keep it gentle and it is very enjoyable watching her with them. Like a mother hen and reminds me so much of her sister Teagol.

Yesterday we changed the puppy pen around for Rosie's pups

Polly (below) shows how agile she is

Our oldest child has just been home on leave and fell in love with one of Rosie's pups and due to  saying she looked a bit harlequin in markings to begin with, he named her "Quin." She is a very cute , very friendly and very white to one side but flecking out. 

She also is getting to know the sound "Quin."

Put up a pen today for the pups so they can in the evening be near us while we watch telly and get used to the noises from the telly.

Rosie's pups now twenty-four days old are getting ever more active.