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Still busy trying to finish up the work we have been doing on our home and realised it's over two weeks since I last blogged. Since then we have gone into another locking down, so this means I won't be getting Blottie pregnancy scanned. I am tho pretty confident as she approaches five weeks pregnant on palpation of her tummy that she is pregnant and carrying a good size litter. She has been having a bit of sickness along with being ravenously hungry. Which are all good signs at this stage. Fingers crossed!
10 Comments
Ruth
11/8/2020 01:17:11 pm
What wonderful news, Jane! Blottie is looking very well. Hope you had a productive time with your home renovations x
Lucy
11/8/2020 01:18:24 pm
How exciting! Everything crossed!
Helen Perryman
11/8/2020 01:42:15 pm
So exciting! Fingers crossed for a good sized, healthy litter
Amanda
11/8/2020 02:44:30 pm
Blottie is blooming! I hope the sickness passes soon.
Emily
11/9/2020 03:03:28 am
What lovely news, I hope the sickness goes away soon, and everything goes well with the rest of the pregnancy :)
Sally and Russell
11/9/2020 11:01:48 am
It’s great to see you posting again and what fantastic news. Blottie is looking so well and blooming and hope her sickness goes away soon. Best wishes 🥰
Kath Grimshaw
11/9/2020 11:12:55 am
Lovely news! Brothers and sisters for Murph!
Susy
11/9/2020 01:23:30 pm
Fingers crossed Blottie, looking beautiful x
Christel Fellowes
11/11/2020 01:04:01 am
Congratulations to Blottie, Ernest and all.
Katherine Bogdanovic
11/11/2020 12:04:14 pm
Lovely news. She’s looking like a proud mum. Fingers crossed for everything. Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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