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Pupdates - Some Good News


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Hello all! Here are some pupdates!

Since last time, we were able to get into contact with quite a few breeders. Unfortunately, no one had any puppies recently but some had upcoming litters for late fall and early next year. We were waiting on word for 2 littlers in late October. Unfortunately, we did not get off the waiting list for those litters. I was deeply disappointed. I mean, we've been waiting for this for 10 years! And our next best bet was going to be Spring 2024. That seemed so far away. 

In the meantime, I decided to keep researching and joining groups, and seeing what other breeders may have been missed in the first search that people had good things to say about and were legitimate. Well, this week I decided to revisit the website of a much-loved breeder a few hours away. Last time I had checked, there were no available puppies or any news posted on their website. My heart filled with joy as I saw the news of a newly born litter! 2 puppies were born in the color we wanted. Both had previously been reserved, but for some reason, the female buyer had fallen through and she was available! I instantly got into contact with the breeder and filled out a questionnaire. The next day, we were chatting over facebook. Confirmed the little girl was still available and breeder accepted our application. We completely paid for her in full!

OUR BABY COMES HOME LATE DECEMBER/EARLY JANUARY!

We need to go pick her up. She is a good few hours away, but we were more than willing to take the time to go get her. So we will be doing a little post-Christmas roadtrip. 🥰She is very adorable with bi blue coloring. Anticipated having heterochromia eyes. Yes, we initially wanted a boy but after our initial disappointments of not having a single puppy in the previous litters for us, we decided we no longer cared about boy/girl. We are just excited to be puppy parents! Home prep in overdrive for the holidays! 

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7 hours ago, FiveAcres said:

So you are getting a female Shetland Collie puppie?

Yes a female Shetland Sheepdog puppy! Bi-blue color. It is funny, she has a mostly white face but some black markings around her eyes, so it looks like she has a really aggressive eyebrow over one eye. 😂

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bea

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PUPPY!  PICTURES PLEASE!!

I had a Sheltie when I was young and she was just the best dog - she had a fairly pronounced underbite, so she wasn't show quality, but she was AKC registered and FLUFFY.

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