Showing posts with label chocolate brown Labrador. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chocolate brown Labrador. Show all posts

Monday, 9 July 2007

Puppy Love

{photo: Julie & Brian}

As I've mentioned, we have to wait until Bingley's 8 weeks old before we can introduce him to his new home. But we have been round to meet him, and here's Bing at approx 3 weeks; he's still got blue eyes, but he's definitely looking less like a hamster now!

Julie & Brian invited us round to have a look at all nine pups, and I think to check that we still wanted Bingley once we'd met him. As if that was ever going to be an issue! It was love at first sight, and we'd have happily brought home as many of the pups as we could carry. But it's Bingley who we've chosen and now we just can't wait until he's here.

Brian and Julie have been marvellous, and we feel very fortunate to have met them. They've given the pups a very thorough and warm introduction to the world, and they're going to be a tough act to follow. We're hoping that Bing doesn't miss them too much, or Coco and all his brothers and sisters. Apparently it's not unusual for them to cry for the first few days (I know that I would!), but we've still got a few days to get everything in place and to make sure that the transition goes as smoothly as possible. So now on with the shopping: dog basket, bowls, chewy things....

A very small beginning...

Bingley is a chocolate brown labrador who will very soon become part of our family. We have to wait until he's 8 weeks old before he can come to live with us, so that gives us another week until 'B Day'! We're very excited, and counting the hours.....


{photo: Brian & Julie}

This was our very first view of Bingley! Though to be honest it's difficult to be certain who's who in this photo. Only Coco, Bingley's beautiful mum, is easily identifiable; though I do hope that B's the puppy upper right because that one's got sticky out ears just like Bing Crosby.

Bingley's one of nine pups (3 boys, 6 girls), and in this photo they're just a few hours old. As überparents Brian and Julie pointed out, they looked more like hamsters at this stage!