Three of the seven pups are now safe in good homes. The mom was getting a little upset with her little ones disappearing one by one, so we put the adoption process on hold for some time. There are many enquiries as to whether the pups are male or female. As if it matters at all. Each one is unique and simply loves the family it is adopted into. Nowadays, with the sterilisation operation so easy to carry out, we always advise people with pets that neutering is best. As soon as the pup is the correct age, he or she can be neutered and then of course it doesn't matter whether the operated dog is male or female. There are many benefits for the dog itself, it will be protected from certain cancers later on in life. Neutering does not effect the personality of the dog at all. A dog lives for only about 15 years and it's whole life can be rich and fulfilling, full of exercise, nice long walks, fun play and good food and lots and lots of love from the concerned family. Let's hope all these little ones get to enjoy their doggy lives. We will try our best to see that they do. The smallest one in the picture, with a red ribbon around her neck, was adopted. She is enjoying a drink from her loving mom, who has done an excellent job in keeping all these pups spotless and white, giving them a good grooming every now and then. Hope she too gets a wonderful home.
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