Hannah's getting a Sister!!
Well we already found a sister for Hannah. Didn't take as long as I thought. Once the decision was made, everything else seemed to fall into place. Funny thing too, both of the parents are from the states. So they are duel registered. We are naming her Tea', after Tea' Leoni. She was born Aug 15 and pictured here at 5 days old with Momma. 7 in the litter, 3 girls, 4 boys. I'm already not sleeping at night in anticipation of getting her. She won't be ready to go til Thanksgiving weekend (Canadian) We keep telling Hannah she's getting a baby sister, so hopefully she won't be too jealous of her and will bond with her. Hannah will be just over a year when we pick up Tea'. So exciting..............
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"It's not just a Dog, it's a Bull Terrier!"
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I think your puppy is very cute and don't wish for you to be angered in any way for providing you information about the breeders here in USA from which your puppy came from. However, I'm not the type of person who will turn a blind eye to corrupt breeders who are not breeding with the intent to better the breed with quality, health, and sound temperament.
Hopefully the breeder you are getting Tea from will at least provide appropriate genetic testing on the puppies from the litter and sell them with a decent health guarantee that covers ALL genetic disorders. Sadly there are more and more new breeders popping up each year that do not care at all about the future of the Bull Terrier breed and the puppies they produce are worsening the breed vice complimenting it.
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I can imagine how excited you are to receive her in a few more weeks. At least you have plenty of time to prepare for her arrival.
"It's not just a Dog, it's a Bull Terrier!"
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That's good that they are not allowing strangers to touch the puppies or go into the whelping room where they are being nursed because it could cause stress on the mother and possibly endanger the puppies.
Visiting them is a good idea though especially if you haven't already done so. You can take advantage of the time by asking them to see their written health guarantee as well as genetic tests that were conducted on the parents. You may also want to inquire about their policies for registration. Most reputable breeders will sell their puppies with Limited Registration unless a co-ownership contract is conducted for Full Registration.
Due to the age of the puppies may may want to also ask if the puppies have had the first dose of worming medication. It's important that the puppies are dewormed starting at 2 weeks old and then every week until they are 6 weeks of age. By the time they are tested at 6 weeks old there should be no signs of worms in their system.
Take a photo of the sire when you visit. I'd love to see him.
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She's got a very unique light Black Brindle color to her that I have not seen much of before. Is her mother the same color? It's hard to tell from just a head shot but her mothers color looks black which I'm used to seeing on Black Brindle's.
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Tea' looks so darn cute!! I have a feeling that more brindle/brown will appear in her fur as she gets older. Coats change a lot. Though I am disappointed you forgot a camera when you visited!!! Would have loved to seen everyone. It's great that these breeders get to stay home all the time. At least you know that they are being well taken care of. I got to visit my dog and her litter when they were two weeks old, and yes, we were able to see and touch the pups. Mom was out back, but got to meet mom and dad separately from the puppies later. Hindsight is 20/20, but I think I lucked out with Quinn.
I remember the day I was sent the first pictures of the litter on their birthday...so exciting. Can't wait to watch your baby grow up.
"Fawn brindle"...like just regular brindle? Most brindles in Bull Terriers and Boxers look the same, color-wise. Some can have lighter browns than others, but are still simply "brindle." Would love to see a picture of dad-dog!
"It's not just a Dog, it's a Bull Terrier!"
www.bulliesofnc.com
"It's not just a Dog, it's a Bull Terrier!"
www.bulliesofnc.com
"It's not just a Dog, it's a Bull Terrier!"
www.bulliesofnc.com
"It's not just a Dog, it's a Bull Terrier!"
www.bulliesofnc.com