Lilly is our last available puppy. Here she is at 8 weeks and a little over 3 lbs. She is outgoing, confident, friendly and loves to play. She has scored well in the puppy aptitude tests we have performed on her .
She's had enough of her toys and wants out of the playpen! 
She knows we are softies and will let her out for cuddle time.
She should mature at about 12 lbs. and will keep the darker cream color on her ears.
Now he realizes it's not such a bad place to be and is content to watch me !
Here's Joey, starting his individual crate training. He would rather be with his litter mates and at first tries to find a way out.
Here's Murray, trying his best to smile for the camera. Honestly, it was hard to get his picture because he kept running up to me!
We try to get individual time with all the pups and get them used to clippers and brushes- and of course, toy monkeys. ( His favorite)
Murray watching me to see what other games we're going to play now.
This is also Lilly at 7 weeks and almost 3 lbs. Can't see too much of Joe but it's great of Lilly!
Sorry, this picture is a little blurry because Lilly is in perpetual motion! She loves to play hide and seek but also has her quiet moments when she wants to snuggle. This was taken when Lilly was 6 weeks old. You can see how expressive her eyes are going to be. She is one of the smaller pups in the litter.
Here is Joey at 6 weeks of age. We have been so busy with these little guys we haven't been posting like we did when they were younger. It's just so much fun to play with them- not to mention trimming their toenails, getting them used to the clippers, socializing them, cuddling with them, and just enjoying them! Joey has been reserved.
Murray is one of the available pups as of Nov 20th . He is almost 7 weeks old and weighs 3 lbs. This little boy loves to follow us all around the puppy pen! He is cream colored with Champagne markings on his ears. He's already beginning to get a thick, fluffy coat. What a sweetie he is!
The pups have now started their crate training! As you can see, these little guys are quite comfortable in their crate. At six and a half weeks old, this is their first step towards housebreaking!
