Garden play

With Twiglet in crocapup mode!

Learning to pose

On the decking in the sunshine.

Lookout

Bite inhibition

Pups need to learn to inhibit their bite, especially on human skin.  They can very easily chew up a raw chicken wing - so our fingers would have no chance!

You don't do this by stopping all biting but by stopping any chomping.

It works, here is Twiglet practising her bite inhibition.

I've found my place in the sun

.... and it looks like a magic carpet!

Oh oh!

♩ ♪ ♫ ♬   "There may be trouble ahead!!"    ♩ ♪ ♫ ♬

Twiglet and Tatze

Tatze is a great 'big sister' and puppy sitter to Twiglet :)

Time for work

Twiglet is 12 weeks old tomorrow, the time has flown!

We go for two training walks a day now, one for walking and one for sitting and watching the world go by. She's such a good girl during these sessions, you'd think she was twice her age. 

In the evening she turns into a total nutcase lunatic crocapup - but she's such fun too, we end up laughing our socks off at her antics!  Neither Tatze nor Gypsy had the 'wall of death' bum tucking zoomies anything like Twiglet does!

Peeping over Tatze

Siblings

Twiglet's brother, Rossi, came round to play.  He's a big lad!  They will be in the smae puppy class together and Rossi's puppy walker is going to bring him to my house to play with Twiglet every week, so that will be good for them :)

Crocapup!

Twiglet is ten weeks old now and in full crocapup mode!

So her puppy pen is a safe place for Tatze when the biting gets too much, and for me to put my shoes on!

Butter wouldn't melt!