Puppies Eating - Week 4

The puppies enjoying their first meal of mush!
After a few steps into the food dish they lapped up the mixture of goat milk, raw ground beef and a bit of mushed apple.

And when they were done it was time to nap.

Sage Puppies - 26 Days (3.8 weeks)

This is Sage's black male pup, with stylish white markings and a sweet disposition.



Sage's Chocolate wool boy is outgoing and cute. He looks a lot like his mama.



Jack is also very outgoing, friendly, and people oriented. He has a great muzzle and ears that are nice and high.



Lola is a doll, mellow, people loving and what a great head!



Sage's Silky Fleece boy is always watching and eager to great us.



Sage's little raven colored girl has a stunning fleece coat, easy going temperament and a nice blocky head.


Can we get some sleep around here?


Lola and and her brother wondering about the camera.


Sage's fleece coated boy, Mr. Observant.

Week 3 - 25 Days Old

Sage Puppies Three Weeks Old

Sage's litter of puppies is three weeks old.

The pups are socializing with one another. Their eyes are open now. They are standing up, well; and, in the last couple of days, they have begun to play with each other. They have moved to their second den, in our living-room area and are enjoying a little more leg room to work on their running skills.


Black fleece female & her two Chocolate brothers.


Chocolate, wool coated male.


Fleece coated black female looking up at us.


Chocolate and black fleece puppies.

Sage's Puppies at 3 Weeks old (22 days)

Chocolate and Black, Fleece Females.

Happy Halloween - 12 days old

The puppies are getting bigger!
They are starting to crawl around on their feet.
Their eyes are still closed, but they should be opening soon.

This is a photo of the fleece chocolate female puppy.

Sage Puppies 1st week - 5 days old

Sage's puppies are almost one week old in these photos. Their eyes and ears are still sealed. But, their ears are starting to flop over already. They'll start to acquire and develop their vision and hearing by next week. This week they continue to use their best sense, smell, in order to navigate their small world - the whelping box.

The pups spend the day nursing and sleeping. When their mother enters the area they wiggle towards her, looking like little seals as they scoot around the box and sounding like small cats when they cry. Now, at the end of week one, they are beginning to lift themselves, on wobbly, little legs.