Valentina – Latin for strong and healthy
Rose – Latin for the flower
Violet – Latin for purple
Amy/Amie – French for beloved
Carys – Welsh for love
Ruby – English for red gemstone
Adora – Greek for adored
Juliet – Latin for youthful, romantic character from Romeo and Juliet
Yedida – Hebrew for beloved
Belle – French for beautiful
Valentino – Latin for love
Romeo – Italian origin for citizen of Rome, romantic character from Romeo and Juliet
Beau – French for handsome, sweetheart
Eros – Greek for love
Doved – Hebrew for dove
Philo – Greek for love
Ehud – Hebrew for love
Cullen – Irish and Gaelic for good looking
Adonis – Greek for handsome
Thaddeus – Aramaic for heart
Cupid
Rose – Latin for the flower
Violet – Latin for purple
Amy/Amie – French for beloved
Carys – Welsh for love
Ruby – English for red gemstone
Adora – Greek for adored
Juliet – Latin for youthful, romantic character from Romeo and Juliet
Yedida – Hebrew for beloved
Belle – French for beautiful
Valentino – Latin for love
Romeo – Italian origin for citizen of Rome, romantic character from Romeo and Juliet
Beau – French for handsome, sweetheart
Eros – Greek for love
Doved – Hebrew for dove
Philo – Greek for love
Ehud – Hebrew for love
Cullen – Irish and Gaelic for good looking
Adonis – Greek for handsome
Thaddeus – Aramaic for heart
Cupid
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new pic of BabyGirl and the puppies. She is hidden away in the bedroom in an open cage with one of my special comforters.
She prefers to be hand fed inside of the cage, and comes out only to potty. The other dogs can't bother her now. One or two of the pups that I thought were black are actually a darker brown, might be dark chocolate.
She prefers to be hand fed inside of the cage, and comes out only to potty. The other dogs can't bother her now. One or two of the pups that I thought were black are actually a darker brown, might be dark chocolate.
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Be careful using bedding that can get wadded up like that comforter inside a crate. It is too easy for a puppy to get lost/caught in the bedding and also crushed by the bitch if it is hidden.
Much better to use some pieces of carpet cut to fit and then wrap the bedding around and under the carpet pieces so it can't get rolled up.
Next get some pieces of doweling and insert them about 4" from the floor and about 4" in from the sides of the crate. this will keep her from crushing a puppy against the sides of the crate.
Next take pieces of heavy cardboard and cut them to fit around the edges. Cut them about 8" tall. this will keep the puppies from getting caught in the crate wiring until they are bigger.
Depending on where you are and what the temp is in your home, you might also consider placing a light bulb near the edge of the crate (outside it) so the puppies have a heat source to go to if they want it.
Much better to use some pieces of carpet cut to fit and then wrap the bedding around and under the carpet pieces so it can't get rolled up.
Next get some pieces of doweling and insert them about 4" from the floor and about 4" in from the sides of the crate. this will keep her from crushing a puppy against the sides of the crate.
Next take pieces of heavy cardboard and cut them to fit around the edges. Cut them about 8" tall. this will keep the puppies from getting caught in the crate wiring until they are bigger.
Depending on where you are and what the temp is in your home, you might also consider placing a light bulb near the edge of the crate (outside it) so the puppies have a heat source to go to if they want it.
Another way to keep them warm is a heating pad UNDER part of the crate. The pups can move on or away from it. Works well if you have cold floors. Puppies need to be kept in an environment of about 80F when they are little. (if you are just going by air temp.. if you have a supplemental heat source of 90-100F then the air temp can be lower)