Look at the lives these puppies are living! We received photos from three families recently – Kru, Edgar and Croix.
Kru (above) on a trip “up north”
“Kruger’s first time at the cabin… He had a great time playing with his puppy-cousins and exploring the woods and water. He LOVES to swim. Needless to say – he was exhausted on Sunday night and slept 9 hours straight without making a peep. 🙂
T. has been taking him to Gun Club once a week – he did a great job retrieving the birds and guns didn’t bother him a bit. Our friends/neighbors have a German Short-hair and they are turning into best buds.
Kruger is such a little lover – he follows us around the house constantly and insists on sitting on my lap in the morning while he chews his toys. He is such a good, happy puppy, we just love him!
Puppy classes are going really well. He is the most advanced in the group and is also one of the younger ones – we are so proud 😉 He sits, shakes, lays down. He know “leave it”, “let go”, “off” and “come” really well.
Edgar (above) also on a trip “up north” to the cabin
“First and foremost, we are absolutely in love with Edgar. His personality is developing notably every day, as is his curiosity, energy, appetite, and facial scruff. He’s doing well with potty training and crate training, having improved greatly in recent weeks. He’s also had sit, lay down, and stay commands down since week two so now we’re working on some more behavioral training with him.
He’s met several dogs of all ages and sizes and is perfecting his play skills. We also think he has a little crush on the 10 week old Vizsla girl down the street.
Edgar is super chatty and we joke that he is like a goat – he wants to eat everything so we keep a close eye on him as he tries to vacuum the ground every time he is out of the house.”
Croix (above) with his person in Wisconsin… They wrote,
“He’s 26 lbs and just completed a vet check. All is healthy… He’s house broken, knows sit, stay and come. Oh yeh, also can give ‘five’ with his front paw. We are working with him on retrieving with bird feathers. He’s coming along great. And not gun shy either. Smart dog!”
