Linda Gray Sexton

Paul’s still here, but not to stay–despite his sweet disposition and his smarts. He’s a natural show puppy looking for a good show home. He already understands the importance of all this and spends a lot of time looking at his reflection in the glass of the patio windows, the oven door, and the bedroom…

Paul is waiting for his forever show home. Waiting is an idea he doesn’t mind much, as he is having a lot of fun playing with his big brother, Cody. He’s full of attitude and spunk and that helps when you’ve got to hold you own against an “older” guy–or a judge in the show ring. But, he…

Tomorrow is a big day for George, as he goes off to his new forever home in the hills of Los Gatos. Fortunately, it is a co-own home, so Linda will get to see him, possibly a lot. We post a few last photos here, for the record–and for the curious.

This is the second half of the stack photos, this time featuring Paul and George. Once again, click to make the photo larger. These two pups would like to go to show homes. They are pictured at seven and a half weeks.

Here, at last, are the photos of all the pups. I have divided them in half, two pups per post, so that they are easier to look at. To make each photo larger, just click on it. The pups are pictured at seven and a half weeks.

“Breeze Babies” has been quiet for far too long, and the pups are clamoring to be shown off again. Unfortunately, the last week was overwhelmed–and consumed–by attending the Golden Gate Kennel Club show, a two day “benched” canine affair that requires competitors to remain in the exhibition hall from nine to five, to meet and greet the public,…

Week six, and the Fab Four are sturdier on their feet, and sing in ever louder voices. They stand at the edge of the pen and cry piteously to be let out. Breeze is weaning them now, to their great dislike, even though they are chowing down on their solid food, which no longer has to…

This week brought more new things for the Fab Four. Most specifically, a residence high in the sky, moving on up from the bottom floor guest room: now they are in the garage, which has been converted over entirely to a big puppy pen, warmed nicely by two large heaters. They still have their whelping…

Rocking, rolling, scrambling, backing up, climbing the walls—the Fab Four are doing it all. They now walk steadily through their world at a good clip, and stand on their hind legs to look out over the top of the cutout in the box where their mother comes and goes. We have blocked off that opening,…

The puppies have made great strides since our last report, improving at walking, though their rears often don’t cooperate with their fronts and falling over seems to be the order of the day. Mom Mount Everest seems to hold great attraction, and they climb up and down Breeze’s head, back and rear with no fear. Their first…