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Today we moved Blottie and her ten pups into a bigger area, so Blottie could more easily spend time with them as, with ten pups the whelping box was getting a bit cramped. Their eyes are looking more defined and I would expect anytime now to see them starting to open their eyes and ears. Eyes and ears are closed at birth and start to open around 10 to 14 days old. Eyes will not be able to focus properly though until around 28 days old.
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Amanda
12/14/2020 03:07:09 pm
Our wifi stopped working for a few days, so we couldn't view any videos during that time. It's so nice to catch up with Blottie and the puppies again!
Ruth
12/14/2020 11:53:15 pm
They look very happy with their move, and how nice that your children can get more involved with them now.
Emily
12/15/2020 05:15:36 am
They look like they’re enjoying their new space. It’s incredible to see how much they have all changed in such a short amount of time already!
Peg
12/15/2020 08:42:15 am
Congratulations to you all, and a special woof to Mum Blottie from Ralphie! X Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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