It has been absolutely arctic around here. We stayed close to family and did not venture out for grouse, pheasant, or Canadian geese while we were in Valentine. It was very cold outside and several of us were sick with colds. It has stayed cold down here in Bellevue, so nobody has been out anywhere except for the yard. But the good news is that while we were hunkered down in Valentine, we think that Sam and BB got the job done. So, fingers crossed, BB is about 3 weeks along. Velma has just become fertile and is with Ben down in Springfield, Nebraska. They will stay together for two more weeks and see what happens. So if Mother Nature smiles upon us, puppies in March.
Yet if you call or e-mail me, I’m going to refer you to another breeder. I currently have 16 reservations with deposit on file and just have no idea how successful these litters will be. We’ll just keep our fingers crossed and wait and see.
The dogs have been coming in the house quite a big with the cold temps, but I didn’t get the camera out until we were outside today.
Pupdates: Christmas Cards 2014
It’s funny that both of the cards that I received from puppy owners were from the “C” litter of 2012 of Sam and Mae. Not that I can say anything about Christmas cards, I just don’t send them anymore. I figure I send everyone a card everytime I write up a blog post, right? Some cute photos of Chester from Long Island, New York came in Sal’s Christmas card:
A cute card from the owners of his sister, TracHer, far right, up in North Dakota. Susan in read with Zephyr, also a Wirehaired Pointing Griffon (but not from us). Tom with Max the baby German Wirehaired Pointer and TracHer.
We hope that everyone had a great holiday season and is ready to tackle the New Year ahead. Charles is talking about one more hunt before the Jan 31 close of season, but I’m out of time. I will keep everyone posted with breeding season, please join NAVHDA and the AWPGA, and stay warm!
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