Warleggen X Napkin 2022
About the Litter (American Alsatian)
Interested:
CeeCee Rubin
Kayla Exum
Kelli
6/29/2022 NAPKIN IS PREGNANT!!
Napkin x Warleggen pups:
Weight: Females 105 - 125 Males 110-150
Ears: All should be up.
Coats: Dire wolf manes, harsh tips/mane and along the back and on the nape of the neck, but soft undercoat. Shedding will be once a year and full shed.
Color: Black silver sables, possible brindles and maybe a dark creme dark sable or two.
Litter size: Estimate is 8 pups.
Notes from Lois -
7-2022 Napkin came in the house 2 days before her pups were due. I usually like to get them in here at least 2 weeks before so they will learn the proper routine to go potty outside and run off steam in the kennel runs as well as learn the leash. Apparently Amey has done some leash training. Hmmm, she must have been paying close attention to her mom as Napkin is glued to my ''right'' side. haha, oh well. She does NOT know her name and ignores the 'come here' call to her. She is now on a long line so she thinks she is ''free''.
Napkin had 2 live pups. 1 male, 1 female black. She can handle 2 on her first care of pups and takes very good care of them. She is attentive and bonded to them. She doesn't leave their side.
7-2022 : Was on chicken raw on her last days of pregnancy before the whelp. Stopped eating a day before whelping. Knew what was going on but was upset and nervous. Once i showed her there was nothing to fear and she should just lay down and love the pups, she was fine. It took 3 days before she came out to potty, then raced back in with the pups. 2 more days before she went outside to potty and this time was calmer. Gets rewards when she goes back to her section in the house. Gates around the walk in closet.
I continue to brush and comb through the massive undercoat and she doesn't like it but is now getting use to it. It doesn't take her long to understand and learn things. She is very smart and doesn't like to be scolded.
I thought she was smallish after her sister Needle gave birth in the same closet, but she is a big dog. She has a bit of the squirlishness of a female in her still and i am hoping this will go away as it does in older females. I do not think i will sell her. This all depends on if we get a pup 'better than her'.
