We have puppies!!!

It's amazing how sweet these little ones are. And yes, six of these seven little ones are available for adoption. We have three little girls, Kayteigh, Kandie, and Kyanne and three little boys, Kody, Kenyon and Kane. They were born on March 17,2011 and will be able to go home at eight weeks. These babies have already received one series of their puppy vaccinations and will see our vet for a final vet check before going to their new homes. If you are interested in one of our babies then please do not hesitate to give me a call at (985) 607-5837 for more information. Our puppies can also be flown to their new homes via Continental airline's Pet Safe program for an additional charge.

It's a brand new year and we have a brand new litter.

Yes, a new litter has just arrived. Ruby and Big Beau have five new beautiful babies who are fat, happy and looking for loving and fun forever homes. In this litter we have two little girls and three little boys.

They are Susie, Maxine, Max, Ben and Sam.:)

These darling little ones can go home on Feb 17th, 2011. If you are interested in bringing a baby home then please give me a call at (985) 607-5837 for more information.

Wow how times flies!!!

It's hard to believe that we're almost to a new year 2011. Wow!!! And we have one little boy who is currently looking for his forever home. His name is Abbott and if you are interested in adopting him then please contact me at (985) 607-5837. He is up to date on all of his vaccinations and is a very sweet baby. We are also expecting a new litter this at the end of this month, the parents are Ruby and Big Beau. So if you are interested in bringing home a new baby from Judy's Bayou Bostons all you have to do is let me know.

Nicki and Big Beau's Babies are growing up and we now have some entertainment for the puppies in the puppy room.

Where does the time go? Lil Elvis was successfully raised via tube feeding, he had a $400.00 eye repair surgery, thanks to the neighbor's evil cat, and now he is in his new home enjoying his new beautiful owner, 17 year old Skye. And I miss him so much. Well, we all do.:)

And yes, Nicki and Big Beau's puppies are all getting around well, eating hard food like big dogs and looking for new homes too. Gosh, things happen fast over here.:) The photos in this post were taken a couple of days ago of Nicki and Big Beau's puppies, Dawson, Grayson, Blythe and Abbott. They will ready for new homes in approximately two weeks. These puppies are so sweet and playful. They all come when called and love to hop, skip and pounce. They are so entertaining to watch.:)

Also, I finally got a t.v. set and a dvd player for the puppy room. So, in the evenings the puppies enjoy watching the movies I play for them. They watch SpongeBob Squarepants, Chicken Run and more. I want to get them some Lassie dvds and some Benji dvds as well.:) And some of Mr.Milan's dvds as well. So that is what is going on over here. Oh and next Sunday Shane, the newest addition to our family of Bayou Bostons will come home. He is a little guy now but he will grow up and be a wonderful stud dog I am sure.

Sarah's surgery went well.

Sarah was spayed yesterday and she is comfortable and recovering well. I picked up her painkiller prescription this morning and she is on Tramadol. Fortunately she is taking it easy like I want her to. Lil Elvis is doing great. He is so spoiled and he will soon go home to the Hudson family in Florida. Kat and her daughter Skye are so excited about adopting Lil Elvis and we are excited for them too.:)

Sometimes bad things happen.

As sad as it can be a part of raising puppies is the reality that they are delicate babies and in the immortal wisdom of Dr. Karl Smith DVM, "Not all of the puppies are meant to make it." Today one of Nicki's brand new baby girls did just that. She passed away. No matter how hard you work, no matter how much you care, no amount of your concern and worry can prevent things like this from happening. When I caught sight of her lifeless little body I reached for her in hopes of bringing her around, but as soon as I picked her up that hopeless sense of loss quickly sank in. The cold of her body and the colorlessness to match confirmed my fears. She was gone. I cried for her and for all of the babies who never get to grow up. Who never get to open their eyes and ears to the joyful sites and sounds of the wonderful world. Who never get to cuddle and nuzzle with their human families and wrestle, run and enjoy games with their canine companions. I grieve for the lost and hold it in a special part of my being so that this experience will not be lost in complete and utter vain. In reality I wish to put the pain to good use and work with it, not simply through it so it can make me a far more loving, compassionate and unselfish person than I already am. Life is precious we must never forget that. Even for one second. Like a tiny flickering flame that must be shielded from a brute force of a senseless wind to snuff it out. So if life is precious than please do not wait until it comes down to a life and death situation. Cherish your loved ones whether they be human or canine or other. Show your concern, love and affection. Be brave to give correction and be gentle to show forgiveness and love. And when it comes to assigning blame I am always the first volunteer to take the giant bowl of cold tasteless blame in my welcoming lap, spoon posed to choke it all down, but simply put no matter what we do, sometimes bad things happen.

New babies? Oh yes!

Last night my sweet dreams were interrupted for the wonderful delivery of Nicki and Big Beau's brand new litter of five beautiful little Bayou Boston babies. Three little boys and two little girls. These babies are guesstimated to be big Bostons when mature. We always have a lot of fun helping Nicki to raise her babies. As you can imagine we can not wait until these babies are big enough to play. So... if you are interested in adopting one of these darling brindle babies please give me a call at (985) 607-5837.