[happygolucky]

Hi, just had to share this photo of one of the pups having its meal, they get so messy but this one has a funny face too, they are now over 3 weeks old and are lovely strong looking pups........

[in the hills]

 


That is too cute, HGL.


Typical lab. 


My 9 week pup eats faster than our old boy, pushes him out of his bowl given half a chance and takes biscuits out of his mouth. She eats as though she has been starved .... she can't be THAT hungry. 

[happygolucky]

We have 3 adult labs who eat so fast I do not have time to nip to the toilet that's in the garage where I feed them..

[doganjo]

That is too cute, HGL.


Typical lab. 


My 9 week pup eats faster than our old boy, pushes him out of his bowl given half a chance and takes biscuits out of his mouth. She eats as though she has been starved .... she can't be THAT hungry. 

I take it your breeder gave you her worming regime?  When and what with?

[Bionic]

OMG, I have never seen aching quite like that 

[happygolucky]

I think this is the same pup, a joker in the pack

[happygolucky]

Rhum cleaning up her baby

[plumseverywhere]

Oh Sandy, not only are your puppies hilariously funny but even your choice of dog toys has had me creased up here!! never, ever change - please!!! 

[doganjo]

Those toys wouldn't last 5 minutes with my breed.

[in the hills]

Yes Doganjo, wormed at 2 week intervals by breeder with Drontal in a liquid form and given appropriate wormer by our vet at 8 week vaccination and health check. To be wormed monthly now.


Parents have had all health checks .... didn't know there were so many now    ..... thought it was just eyes, elbows and hips.




My fathers labs and most that he had in to train over the years have been VERY greedy. Must be a trait of the breed. 

[in the hills]

Sandy, love the photo of mum and pup 


Keep posting piccies they make us smile 

[happygolucky]

As I have registered in Curry names I saved our take away box from the weekend as I know how much pups love a box to play with

[happygolucky]

Anne ours will destroy those toys too but now they do love to look after their soft toys, in fact, all they appear to do is take their eyes out   The plastic ones will get de squeaked

[in the hills]

Sandy, don't they eat the eyes?


I get really paranoid about pups swallowing things they shouldn't.


Children wanted to buy a toy for our pup but could only find a hard rubber bone thing that I thought suitable. Took it off her within 2 days because she managed to bite bits of rubber off  .


Maybe I worry too much.


They love that box. I give our rabbit old boxes to play in .... bit like children and like the boxes more than the toys.

[happygolucky]

No I take the soft toys off the pups if they start to get pulled to bits and like you, those rubber toys will be taken out too but at the moment they have no teeth, well they are on the way, the older dogs take the eyes out or I cut them out, I also take out the stuffing if they start to get ripped, the best fluffy our dogs had was the fur from around my coat, they left it out in the rain and I threw it away.....the pups will only get toys to play with when awake and I am around, otherwise they have loads of proper dog toys and some tiny nylon proper pup bones.....I always send them off with a puppy pack, including a blanket, a toy, some food and some treats and of course the certificates!!!  I worry too!!