Perhaps some will remember my story about the lady that trained a cavachon puppy for her mother in Hawaii? Well, now it’s her turn to have her own Cavachon. We just met at Cabela’s and Blackie Girl, who will have a Hawaiian name, just went home!! Happy day!
Friends, it’s doesn’t get any easier.
First I had to send home Chloe, a Blenheim Cavachon that we kept and trained for 6 months.
Then I had to send home Zoe, a solid sable Cavachon that we kept and trained for 8 months. Both dogs live in the same home in Connecticut, and dogs and family are happy!!
Today I’m sending home Braden, a 15 week old Tri Cavachon that has completed Phase 1 Accelerated Puppy Training. He will be missed, but he will be loved even more!!
I’m also sending home 2 Shichon puppies on the same flight!! I know all the pups and families are going to be very happy!!
Goodbye Braden, Harper, and the tiny dark brown and white Shichon from Sadie’s litter! Send pictures and let us know how you are doing!!
I thought this was pretty amazing!! The mane and tail are drawn, but the rest is made out of construction paper.
Then, she had to write a story to go with it. Her descriptive words are great!!
(We’re still working on her spelling and grammar/punctuation)
What a surprise to run into another Cavachon at the groomer! This girl was a Ruby puppy, that has kept some color on her ears and back, but faded to a beautiful creamy red color! It’s always fun to see what a breed of puppy will look like as an adult!
She was a lovely dog!
And of course, can’t forget about Molly & Braden. I forgot that I had taken these snaps as well!
Molly on the left, Braden on the right!
Oh goodness, it just doesn’t get any cuter than this!!!
A bath, brush, and blow-dry is in order before puppies go home. Each puppy is always so different, some loving the water, some hating it! Most of them don’t like the blow drier AT ALL, so ultimately, it’s a bit of a stressful experience. But they all survive and they all look 100% better when it’s over! I forgot to take a “before” picture, but you get an idea of the process from these photos! They both did very well, and only mildly objected to the blow drier! They were definitely balls of clean fluff when it was over!!
Cute little wet rats!!
“Really now, did you HAVE to give me a bath?”
“It wasn’t so bad!”
“Oohh, these towels are really snuggly!”
“Let me hide behind this lace!”
“Look at me!”
“I may look cute, but I’m going to remember this.”
Melty sweet!
More Melty Sweet!
Harper
Harper again!
“We’re ready to go home now!”
This is tiring!! Yawn!!!
It’s that time of year around here when the garden produce is finally ready to eat! We planted corn for the first time and it is delicious!! I hope to get some of it in the freezer, but for now, we’ll just walk out to the garden, pluck a few ears off the stalks, shuck it, steam it, grab the butter and salt, and yummmmm, the kernals expode in our mouths with all the juicy, sweet taste that comes with home grown foods! And not only does it taste so good, it looks purdy too!
I”m so proud that we grew this corn! I want to plant twice as much next year!
Our supper was mostly all garden produce. Not all of this came out of our garden. Some of it came out of my friend’s garden. This was our supper that we shared together.
Corn on the Cob
Green Beans
Tomato/Cucumber Salad
(Those were our garden items)
and yummy Rice that my friend made! It was the perfect light, summer supper!
Take another look at it!
Now look at it in HD. I’m not sure what the big deal is. The HD picture seems to be more faded looking?? Maybe someone can educate me. One of these days I’ll learn about photography. Maybe after my kids are all married! Maybe then, I’ll have time!
Oh, and the green beans have home grown garlic – I noticed it on the HD picture – maybe that’s what the big deal is. You can see stuff better! Oh, and the tomato/cucumber salad also had olives, tofu, and all sorts of yummy herbs. Don’t ask me for the recipe. I have no idea!!
Puppies can usually go up before they can go down. These two wanted to be brave, they really did. But it was just plain scary!! After a lot of coaxing and patience, we did all finally get to the bottom. We’ll keep working with Molly. Braden can do short flights without too much trouble, but these were long and steep!!
Introducing the newest 1/2 inch pattern from Lupine – Lil’ Bonz. Don’t forget to let me know which pattern you would like for your new baby. Each puppy goes home with a free leash and collar. Check out Lupine Small Dog Patterns for more selections!
…to show you my friend’s new litter of Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppies! She got the whole rainbow of colors, Blenheim, Tri, Ruby, and Black & Tan! I’m so excited for her!
These babies could transition into my Accelerated Program, and/or if anyone wants info about these babies, just let me know. Both parent dogs are heart cleared and eye tested, and these babies are raised with lots of love and attention!
