Saturday morning was the day of changes. We had agreed with some of the families, that not all puppies should leave on the same day. It should not be too overwhelming for Maise and for us.
We drove to Allerød in North Sealand where Luffe should stay with his new family. He was welcomed and seemed to fit in perfect.
Home again in Herringløse three families came from Jutland to fetch Henry, Nessa and Cheekie.
In the afternoon we drove to Slagelse in South Sealand, where Ludvig should live.
Five puppies had left Maise and us, and the house was quiet.
It got even quieter Monday, when Panda was driven to Ebeltoft and Rufs to Hälsingborg in Sweden.
Maise was frustrated over the loss. She searched for them and we felt really bad.
Alonso paid for her frustration, cause she would not let him stay near the three puppies that were left.
Tuesday things were a little better. But you can still tell that she is grieving. It hurts us to see Maise like that.
Hopefully she will soon get over it. It touches her, the pack and us.
The last three puppies will leave Wednesday, Friday and Sunday.
We drove to Allerød in North Sealand where Luffe should stay with his new family. He was welcomed and seemed to fit in perfect.
Home again in Herringløse three families came from Jutland to fetch Henry, Nessa and Cheekie.
In the afternoon we drove to Slagelse in South Sealand, where Ludvig should live.
Five puppies had left Maise and us, and the house was quiet.
It got even quieter Monday, when Panda was driven to Ebeltoft and Rufs to Hälsingborg in Sweden.
Maise was frustrated over the loss. She searched for them and we felt really bad.
Alonso paid for her frustration, cause she would not let him stay near the three puppies that were left.
Tuesday things were a little better. But you can still tell that she is grieving. It hurts us to see Maise like that.
Hopefully she will soon get over it. It touches her, the pack and us.
The last three puppies will leave Wednesday, Friday and Sunday.
The reports the new families have given us are very positive, which has been great, of course. If we could only tell Maise, what is happening!
Around in Denmark and Sweden little N-litter pups run around trying to adapt to their new homes.
Kids and adults are happy. They have got the puppy, they wanted.
Now it is their turn: To clean up, get up early in the morning for a walk, to play and to motivate. We are sure, hat they will all get lots of love, good food and water in the bowl.
Around in Denmark and Sweden little N-litter pups run around trying to adapt to their new homes.
Kids and adults are happy. They have got the puppy, they wanted.
Now it is their turn: To clean up, get up early in the morning for a walk, to play and to motivate. We are sure, hat they will all get lots of love, good food and water in the bowl.
“Doesn’t it get easier for you to say goodbye to the puppies, the more litters you breed?”, one of the puppy buyers once asked us.
There is only one answer to that: No, on the contrary.
To you new N-puppy-owners: Give the pups the greatest life! They didn’t ask to be set on earth. That was our choice. Maise did the finest job any dog could. We gave them all our love and the best beginning, within our capacity.
The rest is up to you.
There is only one answer to that: No, on the contrary.
To you new N-puppy-owners: Give the pups the greatest life! They didn’t ask to be set on earth. That was our choice. Maise did the finest job any dog could. We gave them all our love and the best beginning, within our capacity.
The rest is up to you.
Luffe saying hello to his new family.
Maise joined us, when we delivered the puppies.
Henry on his way to Jutland.
Nessa should live in North Jutland - Aalborg.