At 9:31 Baxter (new name Brooke) was handed over to her new owners.
Bruce was with his three grand kids.
Brooke decided she liked their couch!
They placed a sheet over the couch so that Brooke could sleep there!
The kids played with her for many hours.
They have two golden retriever adults, this is Katie and there is 11 year old Ziva.
Ziva was probably watching from afar!
Katie really enjoyed playing with her new little sister Brooke.
Katie has a dog friend who lives next door.
This dog friend is part pit bull and rhodesian ridgeback.
At first this dog friend was fighting, biting, and stealing toys.
Katie, the golden retriever, overlooked these traits.
She visited this dog often.
She invited this dog back to the house,opened her front door, and let the dog inside.
Then Katie offered dog treats from the refrigerator.
Katie knows how to open doors! She is a service dog.
Bruce, the owner of the house, finds Katie with this neighbor dog in his house often.
The dog is now gentle.
Here is Brady, the neighbor's dog on the right.
Kathie, Baxter, and Brady will have fun this winter.
The lobster man picked up Lady Rose (new name Bella) at 8:30am.
The funny thing about this was Lady Rose leaped out of the pen, ran out the door,
directly to the lobster man waiting at the white picket fenced gate!
I told him that she is the only one who could jump out!
All I had to do was lift her up so he could hold her.
I handed him his paper work, ball, and he looked down to see Lady Rose following
him to his truck!
I don't think Lady Rose even looked back!
He was so excited to take Bella home to his adopted three children, 8 years old and up.
Here is the youngest child holding Bella.
He said they were all so happy.
At 9:30 am Earl was picked up by his Vermont new owners!
They had a six hour drive with Earl (new name Jack Odin).
She had this wonderful photo of Jack Odin riding in their car.
She said he was being perfect!
They were so pleased with their new puppy.
I am very delighted to have found such great homes, raise healthy puppies, and have a healthy Mom!
Here is Patmore.
She seemed to notice a few of her siblings were missing.
"I would have liked to have bitten Lady Rose a few more times."
Patmore wants Earl, Lady Rose, and Baxter to know she ate apples, fresh hot
rottisserie chicken, and Blue Buffalo kibble for puppies for dinner.
The Countess and Lady Edith were designing dresses out of paper towels for Mr. Carson.
Mr. Carson said he would try on their dress.
He would not wear this dress in public.
"Absolutely not in public! I have a reputation to up hold as head butler of Downton Abbey!"
Mr. Carson, (new name Ruffus) has a message for his Brother Earl.
"Hey man! I miss you buddy! Let's hang out sometime on Skype.
I will be living in Old Towne, Maine. I know Vermont is a long ways for you.
It is nice and quiet since you left. I didn't realize how noisy you were!
You have some lungs on you! I will try to remember all the things you taught me.
Best of luck! Woof!"
Lady Edith on the right, is happy to be at home still.
Patmore was a little quiet today.
Lady Edith said, "I will be happy to finally be rid of Lady Mary! Oh how she just gets under
my fur. She is always singing that song, "I'm so pretty! Oh so pretty!"
She makes me want to be sick! Oh I guess I will miss her. She is my sister.
I will be far far away from everyone in Connecticut soon! My own life! I always wanted to be
my own person..oh I mean my own dog!"
Mr. Carson, on the left and Lady Edith on the right were hanging out in my bean bag chair.
Grandfather Monet and Grandmother Poppy were watching over the puppies while Lily
took a much needed nap!
There were a few puppies out in the fenced area, a few inside the house, and a few on the deck.
I saw something that looked like a little turd on the floor but it turned out to be a piece of stick!
I chuckled to myself!
They were so good today.
No mistakes inside the house again!
Lily noticed when a puppy was carried away to a car.
She held her head up and paid careful attention.
She didn't seem sad.
She knows they need to go to new homes.
She has been a fantastic Mother to the puppies.
Lily nursed the puppies this morning.
There is no more milk to give them.
I think it is a social thing for her.
She didn't complain. The puppies were gentle.
Her hair is growing back fast.
She will enjoy her regular trips to the beach.
Grandfather Monet was playing hard with the puppies.
He had a teddy bear to share with the Countess.
Then he threw around a little chipmunk to the delight of all.
Grandfather Monet turned out to be the one who played with the puppies.
He was also their teacher.
Lily, their Mother, took care of their needs.
She was also protective and nuturing.
Grandmother Poppy, was an incredible second Mother.
She was a wonderful babysitter and protector.
I am amazed at how they worked as a team to raise these puppies.
This was taken early this morning.
There were a couple of puppies below still in the pen.
They turned out to be a very pretty litter of puppies.
Lily was looking at the puppies with her Dad.
"We love you all very much."
"You are welcome back here anytime."
"You guys be good dogs now. Don't run away. Don't go into the street."
Grandfather Monet said, "Eat as much good food as you can."
"If anyone is mean to you, call, and I will come to bite them!"
Grandmother Poppy yelled, "Do not each mushrooms, grapes, or raisins!"
Tomorrow Lady Mary, Countess, Mr. Carson, Lady Violet will go off to their new homes.
New puppies updates will be shown here on a daily basis.
We will see these puppies grow old in their new families.
Good night.
