Category Archives: Fehr Meadow Kennel Updates

Sandy’s babies have been home a week and we are getting glowing reports.  We are always happy when we get these updates on our pups.  Dakota’s family wrote “Dakota is loved so much.  Dakota, me and Joe would love Dakota’s … Continue reading →

All of Sandy’s babies are now with their new families and we are getting letters and pictures which we enjoy.  The pups seem to be adjusting well and we have delighted families.  Here is one of my favorite pics from … Continue reading →

Hello from snowy Fehr Meadow.  I think the only ones still having loads of fun in the snow are Nova and Sage.  The older dogs seem to prefer to stay where it is heated.  I caught pictures of Sage and … Continue reading →

All of Sandy’s pups have been to the vet and now are all waiting to join their new families.  One of them snuggled with my son on the couch to comfort him when he had a bad headache.

Sandy’s, Echo’s and Ginger’s pups all continue to grow well.  Sandy’s pups are completely weaned and will be vet checked on Friday. They are so cute we just can’t resist picking them up when we go past. Yesterday, I spotted … Continue reading →

Sandy’s pups are now 3 weeks old and getting very playful.  They are sharing our laundry room/computer room with us and getting loads of attention.  Nobody can go by them with picking them up and cuddling them.  The pups are … Continue reading →

Well, we thought we had told the whole story of Christmas Eve but it turns out we didn’t.  Just before our whole extended family came to exchange gifts, Echo started delivering her pups.  So… no quick run to the post … Continue reading →

Ginger had 12 puppies early this morning.  As well as I can count, there are 9 males and 3 females.  I always recount before I send the numbers to AKC because it is easy to miscount when everything is hectic.  … Continue reading →

Sandy’s babies are starting to open their eyes.  At this point, it is just a little crack but in a few days, their eyes will be wide open.  They are also getting up on their tottery little legs and seem … Continue reading →