Puppies
In Harry and Sally's First Litter, they had Six Dogs!! What a nightmare - I had 5 people wanting bitches!! Fortunately 3 of the people were happy with a dog. Four of them are black and white, and two are Blue and White. Blue and White is produced when both parents have a copy of the recessive 'dilute' gene.
Three of the dogs are training at the same club, so they see each other all the time.
Buzz is black and white. He is owned and adored by Nancy, who trains him for competitive obedience. He was shown a few times, gaining 3 firsts and qualifying for Crufts, but the show ring was not for him so he now concentrates on obedience. I called him Li'l Bo when he was born because he was just like his dad.
Blue is - you've guessed it - Blue and white! Mainey trains him in obedience and thinks the world of him. He is very relaxed when at home but switches on when it comes to training! He was the last born - the biggest pup, but now he and Buzz - the smallest pup at birth - are the same size.
Merlin is a giant of a dog with Sally's personality. Like the other two he is training for competitive obedience. He is so stylish when working, really eye-catching. I failed to persuade Helen to get him in the show ring, but he would have done really well, such a handsome boy.
Rebel was born first - I named him Chief as he had a white 'neckerchief' marking around his neck. Isaw this photo and thought he looked like Sally, but in other photos he looks more like Harry, very handsome boy.
Bluey is, surprise surprise, the second Blue and White of the litter. He is a lovely colour blue and has inherited Sally's cheeky look!
Rebel and Bluey live together in Kent. I would not ordinarily recommend selling two brothers to the same home, but Lyn had done it before so knew what to expect. They have done really well with these boys - I went to visit them and they have really landed on their paws in this home. They are training them for obedience and agility and are much loved family pets as well. They live right next to an enormous woodland where they can walk for miles, it's beautiful!