




The "G" litter's Momma is Keara a lovely golden retriever and proud Pappa is Terrence - a stunning black lab that only throws blacks.
The result = an all black litter for the lovely golden Momma.
They refer to this litter as the "G-Force" (clever)
The pups were only a week old at my visit but oh so very cute...don't you think!
Eyes still closed, ears still sealed. Only about a pound in weight.
Now it has me thinking, should I take on puppy #6 this August when I have to turn in Francie? Oh, it so hard to resist . . . . yet so hard to imagine as I really was thinking of taking a well deserved break.
But then -seeing these babies...ooh it would be so fun having met him/her while this young, to then go on and raise that very puppy.
Just so precious.