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05-26-2019, 05:52 AM
May has been such a busy month I haven't had time to post all the pictures I took at the beginning!
On May 1st, little Yeti attended one of Phil’s work meetings in the office.
TinCup takes a break in the warm, sunny gravel with her three kids around her.
TinCup’s kids took their first walk on May 3rd. Poor TinCup looks a little ragged with that old winter coat still clinging. Thankfully she’s gaining weight now that she’s had the kids.
Little Buster Brown is one of the stoutest kids we’ve ever had. His build and personality remind me a lot of Finn.
Run Cupcake!!!
This has been one of the greenest springs we’ve ever had. I look out the window and feel like I’m in Switzerland.
After the first day or two, one of Snowball’s ears started folding back against her neck along a crease it had when she was born. It got worse over the following few days and soon the inside of her ear felt hot and weepy. She kept scratching at it with her hind foot. So I put a cardboard tube on the inside, a short piece of a paint stick on the outside, and duct taped them to her ear to unfold that stubborn crease. I thought it would straighten out in a day, but it ended up taking three days of wrapping before the ear stayed stiff on its own. It still has a funny little fold near the back, but at least she can hold it out now and the air can circulate inside.
One day I found all six babies curled up inside the small doghouse. What a fuzzy little pile of cuteness!
On May 1st, little Yeti attended one of Phil’s work meetings in the office.
TinCup takes a break in the warm, sunny gravel with her three kids around her.
TinCup’s kids took their first walk on May 3rd. Poor TinCup looks a little ragged with that old winter coat still clinging. Thankfully she’s gaining weight now that she’s had the kids.
Little Buster Brown is one of the stoutest kids we’ve ever had. His build and personality remind me a lot of Finn.
Run Cupcake!!!
This has been one of the greenest springs we’ve ever had. I look out the window and feel like I’m in Switzerland.
After the first day or two, one of Snowball’s ears started folding back against her neck along a crease it had when she was born. It got worse over the following few days and soon the inside of her ear felt hot and weepy. She kept scratching at it with her hind foot. So I put a cardboard tube on the inside, a short piece of a paint stick on the outside, and duct taped them to her ear to unfold that stubborn crease. I thought it would straighten out in a day, but it ended up taking three days of wrapping before the ear stayed stiff on its own. It still has a funny little fold near the back, but at least she can hold it out now and the air can circulate inside.
One day I found all six babies curled up inside the small doghouse. What a fuzzy little pile of cuteness!