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samssimonsays
Milo & Me Hoppy Tail Acres
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She does! She is so proud of them and wants everyone to see them.Seems like she wants to brag
She does! She is so proud of them and wants everyone to see them.Seems like she wants to brag
They sure are beautiful pups Really glad she's such a tolerant mom. She does have a right to snap at/warn Rumley or the cats and such if they are overly rambunctious around the pups... She's just trying to protect them after all. There'll be time for "rougher" play when they're a bit older and larger.
From the pictures you've shared, it appears that only one will have the long collie snout (dark one near mom's butt in 1st pic)... one other looks like a mix of both (very top one in 1st pic), but the rest all appear they'll have the shorter snout of the pyr... What say you to that? Does it look that way to you or am I seeing things? Trick of the lighting? They're all gorgeous!
You know, you have accused Rumley of being a "failed LGD" and that may NOT be the case at all... He just hadn't had that gene kick in until now. What you described with the young GSD and how he floored her then guided her away from the pups as well as how he looks after the pups indicates GOOD LGD behaviors! Enough force to "stop" any bad behaviors before they could get out of hand and guarding the pups. I'll bet if you start keeping him out with the goats for longer periods of time and then let him be there/help during kidding, you'd have what you wanted! Of course to become a true LGD, he'd have to become more goat focused, which the kidding would help with. He'd attach to the kids and want to protect them just like the pups.