Perhaps we should be feeding them more as they’ve now started to try and eat each other. They’re really amusing now as they’ve really got to grips with the play fighting. Each one has it’s own strengths and weaknesses with Number 4 being an expert houdini, coming up with ingenious and inventive ways of getting out of both the basket, and their fenced off area of the living room.
Three weeks old and all four pups are now testing out their legs (which almost work) – They can see properly now (apparently) but it doesn’t seem to have stopped them from bumping into each other !!
Following on from the previous post, poor old Daisy was duly left alone, and after a few hours hard graft last night successfully delivered four bouncing bundles of mischief. Cunnrently un-named (apart from number one who seems to be lumbered with Sticky) these ladies (and one gent) are all healthy, doing well and blissfully unaware that they’re going to have the camera shoved in their faces at every opportunity over then next few weeks….
First photo of this bunch – The eldest is around three hours, and the youngest around 30 minutes.
Been a long time. Haven’t I used the nifty fifty since the Tamron 17-50 f2.8 arrived in the kit bag, so now making a conscious effort to use it more.
Didn’t really get out much further than the back garden so ended up taking another one of the dog. Pensive look from Daisy in this one which was hand held at f1.8 with a shutter speed of 1/30 at iso 1600
