This little girl has a very special place in my heart. Her birth was a bit dramatic.

After the birth of No.8 at 09.15 am I thought that that was it. Oonah layed down and fell asleep with all eight puppies at her breasts. At 10.15 she started to get contractions again and at 11.15 still no puppy was born. At this time, when one contraction came, I could see the amniotic sac but as fast as it came it disappeared inside again. Contractions continued for 15 more minutes but no puppy at site. During one of the following contractions water sprayed out of Oonah but still no puppy.

After talking with our vet we decided to take in Oonah to see if the puppy was laying in the wrong position. At this time I seriously thought that next puppy would be stillborn. But by the time my father, all puppies, Oonah and me arrived to the vet (10 minutes from our home) this beautiful girl was crawling around behind Oonah in the boot of my car. No.9 was born approximately 11.45.

Words can’t describe what I felt the first moment I saw her. She just is very special to me. ❤️ At this video she is going on the leash for the second time in her life.

This period in the breeder’s life, when puppies are 5-8 weeks old, is the busiest period. Not only do we need to clean the puppy pen constantly, we also need to do a lot of “fika” with our future puppy owners and all other family and friends that would like to visit and cuddle with the little ones.

Add to that that we still are trying to post pictures and posts so that all of you can read and see what is happening and we are left with almost no time for answering emails. I apologise for that.