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06-12-2005, 08:47 PM
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Triggers Puppies 2 weeks old
Their eyes are open..........................................
The yellow one is my Sprig!  Perty Huh?!
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06-12-2005, 11:09 PM
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Awww, shiny black puppy!
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06-13-2005, 06:53 AM
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I just have a question......
How did you determine at such at early age which puppy you were keeping????? I don't have my puppies temperment tested until 7 weeks of age.... exactly 49 days.... and I dont have structural analysis done until then either...... How can you determine at this age which puppy is going to be the "best" puppy of hte litter. The puppy that I ended up keeping from my last litter was actually the puppy that I thought was the least likely puppy for me to keep. Yet after her temperment testing was done, the puppy I thought I would keep demonstrated some things that I didn't think were good for a show puppy. I also found some structural issues that I hadn't seen previously at earlier ages. At two weeks of age you have no idea what your puppy is going to grow to look like and be like temperment wise. S
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06-13-2005, 07:00 AM
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Beautiful pictures Lissa!
Sprig is very pretty (as is the other one!) They're growing so fast Lilly's babies are 4 weeks old and 2 of the owners knew automatically which baby they wanted. They said that they just feel in love with them instantly. Actually I picked Lilly when she was only 5 weeks and I was very happy with my choice, as soon as I saw Lilly I knew she was going to be my little girl
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06-13-2005, 07:52 AM
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Very cute, Lissa! Have you had that sigh of relief now that they're all going to be ok and you can sleep through the night peacefully? I don't think everyone goes by the 49th day testing...I think a lot of folks just know what pup/dog they'd like and go with their gut feeling.
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06-13-2005, 01:35 PM
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Liss- More please.
I didn't pick Kirby. I went along with the breeder's temprament tests. We had low priority because I just wanted a companion dog; which was fine by me. Funny though, I remember seeing a photo of the brown puppies in a basket (the 2 whites were reserved), and pointing out the one I liked. That one turned out to be Kirby. He was the biggest, most dominant one.
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06-13-2005, 01:54 PM
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Aw so cute! They are just precious! I can't blame you having one picked out for yourself already. When we got first pick from my stud's litter I had him picked out by week 1 when we first went to see the litter. And I just didn't know it. But when we went back at week three, I picked a little boy and and just thought the world of him and the bitch's owner said it was the same one. I asked her how she knew and she marked him with a razor. Shaved a bit of hair off to mark who was who. Some times you just have to follow your heart.
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06-13-2005, 02:10 PM
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Sprig is HUGE!! I LOVE HER! I love them all!
They are getting so big now. Awwwwwwww
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