They're SO FLUFFY!!

Left to right: Snow, PanChan, Chance, Anne and Spec

PUPPIES PUPPIES PUPPIES!!!!!!! Seriously, you could be having a terrible, horrible, no good bad day... You know what I would prescribe you if I was a doctor? HOLDING A PUPPY! All stress and anger would diminish in a matter of seconds and your heart would start melting like a stick of butter. They are all just absolutely precious!!!It is crazy to think that I was there a month ago waiting for them all to make their appearance....

just a few hours old and Spec was still in Sadie at this point!

Sadie with her only girl pup, Anne. 

Feedings have become a little more crowded! Look at all that beautiful fluff!

Holland and I have tried to go by as much as possible to watch them grow and change. They have gone from looking like little guinea pigs with their eyes closed to these beautiful little things. Let me introduce them to you!

Spec, Male Blue Myrle. 

 Spec to me has my favorite colors! I usually refer to him as Sadies "mini-me",  He is also the little cryer. When we visit he peeps his head over his pen and begs for a human to carry him. Once he is held all is good in the world and he is at peace. This was the last puppy to be born that survived! Sadie had 3 puppies that were still-born but Spec was the last one out!

PanChan, Male Black Tri. 

 PanChan has been pulling at my heart strings lately. Holland has been in love with him since day one. If we were to pick a dog, I believe this would be the one that made it back to the house with us. He just has this awesome calm but playful personality. It also looks like he has on a white jacket! I am currently trying to talk Hollands brother, Whitney into taking this one!

Chance, Male Red Tri. 

 Of the eight deliveries that Sadie did within the 30 hours after going into labor, Chance has the most spectacular story. He was the first born but he was delivered in a separate room of the house(with none knowing!) and soon after his delivery Sadie gave birth to two more puppies. Chance was found with all the birth materials still attached to him and a blue tongue. Hollands parents are unsure of how long he was alone but they quickly took him to Sadie to get warmed up. When I got to the house he still had not eaten and was not attempting to attach to get some food. He came around and nursed like a champ and in the end, had a second CHANCE at life. Chance will be staying at the Lawrence household as their second Aussie. Lucky guy gets to stick with his Momma for the rest of his life :).

Snow, Male Red Myrle.

Snow is the runt and although he had to fight off the rest of the litter to get fed, Hollands parents let him get fed all by himself so that he could put on some extra weight. He is SOO sweet. He always lays on your chest and stays very still. He has beautiful blue eyes and will make a great addition to the family he gets with. (If he makes it out of Hollands moms grip... I think this is her favorite even though she will not admit it!)

Anne, Female red Myrle. 

 Remember that picture at the beginning with Sadie!? This is her!! The only girl pup and boy is she tough. She is no doubt going to have to be a running dog. She already chases her mom and Mr.Whit around the house and she is SO playful. Beautiful blue eyes and great markings too.

Puppies discovering shoe laces!

Holding these little balls of fur is so relaxing. They are getting so big so fast though! Every time we go over there is another milestone. They have awesome people taking care of them and their momma is spectacular and watching over them. It is pretty funny to see Sadie interact with them now that they are ready to play and get rough.

 We had a wonderful weekend! Hope you did too. Off to bed, nighty night!