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More Puppy Pics

Because you can never have too many, right? This shot my guy took shows Shadow's face and markings.

Except at night we let the boys roam free -- I've puppy-proofed the house -- but we don't leave them unsupervised. They stay in the office with me while I work.

Like all babies they sleep a lot.

As a new mom (at my age!) I'm timing everything I do according to their sleep/wake patterns, too.

House training is going well, too; we're old pros at that, and have them on a good food and water schedule. Once they figure out how to bark or whine to tell us they need to go outside, we'll be set.

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nightsmusic said…
Geez, I just love puppies! These guys are so cute :)

Thing One adopted a bloodhound almost a year ago now. He's still such an adorable Mr Squishy Face...she taught him to ring a bell hanging from the back door handle when he has to go out.
August 5, 2021 at 5:12 AM
Lisa Cohen said…
I just want to boop those little snoots!!!!
August 6, 2021 at 7:19 AM
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