Comfort Zone Comes Cheap

The pups really enjoy comfort and it doesn't have to be expensive to achieve that. This is one of those fur covered mini bag things for kids that I stuffed with towels and they adore it. It's easy to clean and they love how it feels.

The pups are really doing well and really perfecting their skills. One just climbed up and over the tunnel - yep the tunnel. Now how adventurous is that?

They are not hitting the pad every single time but they sure are most of the time. But we do put them on after they wake up and after each feeding. That means if we get busy, they are still walking to the pad to do their business and sometimes it gets inside - sometimes they stand half in and out.

Will fill you in more tomorrow. Off to play with the pups and Wash the Treasured one.

Four Weeks Old Now

All the crew just turned 4 weeks old last night before and after midnight.

I am hoping it doesn't rain so we can take them outside but doesn't look likely.

The crew is playing with toys - fascinated with some - others not so much but that develops over time. Not all toys float the boat of all dawgs.

The crew is sleeping now and not going crazy when mom is in the x-pen set up we have so it tells me thy are getting sufficient food and are sleeping well. When they need to eat more often, wed will start introducing liquid food. We go slow as to not interfere with their bowels. Yes - pups can get either too loose or constipated when first introducing food and we tend to go slowly to eliminate any uncomfortability. These dogs are sleeping approx 4 hours so they are more than satisfied. When we introduce solid, if it agrees with them, the time for sleeping will slowly extend.

Interesting Factoid

The smallest one is 6 inches from her nose to the base of her tail so I did not include the tail. She is 5 ounces. They truly look larger in photos.