Little Cottonwood proved to be popular after all. She was shortly off to her new home in Cheshire, CT, after our last post and until today we've received several inquiries. Alas, we've been very busy with our farm markets the past month and only now have a few minutes for an update.
Our next litter is in the late planning stages, with our 'super mom', Bromley. She loves her pups, and as many saw from the last litter, is willing to step in for nursing duties--as well as grandma duties, too. We're hoping to have a mixed yellow/black litter but that will depend on whether we can find a suitable mate.
We have a list of several potential owners, so feel committed to a Fall litter. Stay tuned!
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I actually wanted to let you know that your hand and skin balms are great for protecting and healing animal paws. My dog uses the gardner's balm and it really helps heal her dry paws and prevent cracking.
Please remember there are so many dogs who need homes, including mixed and purebreds-No need to breed!
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