With the appearance of all their tiny peepers over the weekend, the Roseannadannas are officially no longer neonates.
They've now entered the week of their life that has long been relegated to, in essence, "miscellaneous" or "other" or puppy limbo -- what behavioral researchers call the "transitional" period, prior to the explosion of learning and brain pruning between the ages of three to twelve weeks.
that is sheer cute-overload!
ReplyDeleteand i want a puppy!
while having been convinced i should not have any dogs. : )
new and grown-up, they are all *beautiful*!
thank you for sharing the journey.
Simply, just exciting!
ReplyDeleteWhat great pictures and commentary. Thank you for sharing your pups!
ReplyDeletePuppy breath....mmmmMMmm
Wonderful way to start the day - looking at puppies!
ReplyDeleteJust love what you're doing with them, and that you're them sharing with us. :)
I grew up with lots of cats and always started handling kittens very early. Consequently they were so relaxed about being held and put into any position that I used to imagine that I could swing them by their tails and they would continue to purr away. I never did put it to the test.
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"You are the bestest mommy in the world..." I LOL'ed. Honestly dunno how you get anything done -- I'd be playing with puppies all day, or just staring at 'em all the time with a big, silly grin on my face.
ReplyDeleteHow amazing - thanks for sharing this beautiful slideshow :)
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