The "pile o pups"
as you see below shows the huge size difference between the pups. Remember even the largest pup show is smaller then most
pups in litters. Pups although may start small in life as these are will eventually catch up to normal sizes in matters
of weeks.
Here is a wonderful Lymerick written for us by a Silken family
friend.
The Sanders , to be quite specific
Love and raise Silkens oh so Terrific . Mating Kam and Sabrina Produced MANY Bambina And their litter
is more than prolific .
Now labor was just some days early and Sabrina is such a sweet "Girlie". Love & Nature were present at this event effervescent . Paul and Karen are blissful most surely .
Fourteen cute Silken puplets were born . All are healthy so nothing to mourn . Great Kam should have praise and with pride , his tail , sways . Our " Silken Fam'ly " these pups now Adorn .
Bounteous
Blessings from Fox Glen are sent that all problems you may circumvent. Paul ,Karen , and Canines shall Thrive. May Energy Good , there , arrive and bring you the Joy you are Meant.
Humbly offered with " Indigo
Love " and Tailwags of Happiness ,
Elise , Ron and the Fox Glen Fuzzlemuffets Four , Asti, Guinness, Riesling
and MAGNUM
Even surrounded all
over by the pups our Sabrina is a happy mom. Can you see the spots between her back legs? Yes that is another pup or two hiding
out there. Mom only has 8 teats and since she has 14 pups we have to make sure all pups are getting milk.
Well it is day
10 now. It has been a tough ten days. At least twice a day and in the beginnning 3 to 4 times a day we recorded their weights.
We are now happy to say the smallest one weighs in at 280 grams ( 10 oz) and the largest is almost 700 grams which is
about 1+1/2 lbs. All of them are greedy for the food and we are still nursing them from the bottles. Mom is doing well with
nursing them but is running out of steam from taking care of them all. We help where we can, wiping them to help them pee
and poop. With Paul and I working full time jobs we have little time for anything else these days. But it is rewarding seeing
these little guys get bigger and bigger.
The one thing I regret is that my camera did not pick up the rich colors
in the litter. Many look just black but only two seem to be a black brindle right now and others are showing a rich color
of red brindle. We have several silver colors and some fawn silver brindles and some rich browns. We had only Irish Marked
and white pups. Some have lots of white some less so. It is an interesting mix......
group shot at 10 days old |
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Aruba is the I/M girl & Jamaica is spotted boy |
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Jamaica's full name is Jamaican Me Crazy |
A curled up pic of Barbados |
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Barbados-spotted boy & Bahama is dark girl |
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Belize is I/M boy & Reina is the spotted girl |
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great markings on Jardines del la Reina |
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Playa del Carman & Grand Cayman |
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Carman is I/M & Cayman is spotted |
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Isla Cozumel & Dulcina |
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Cozumel is spotted & Dulcina is the dark one |
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Saint Kitts is I/M girls & Kokomo-spotted Girl |
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Kitty and Koko! |
Martinigue-girl in back & Montserrat in front boy |
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Tina and Serrat |
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