Harraden's Rubirose

Maggie and Bullett had their litter of 8 pups on June 5, 2009.
Lovely litter of blacks and reds, we decided to keep one of the two darker red females for our own future bloodlines.
Welcome Rubirose!

Pups are only a few hours old, Rosie is in there pigging out already.

Three of the young ladies in this litter at three days old.

Here's Rosie at one week old. Already a beauty queen, but can't quite see it yet!

Here she is at 11 days old. Her eyes are just starting to open.

Pups at three weeks old. Here's the whole litter smiling for their Kodak moment.

Look Ma! No hands! One of the first meals here on 6/27/2009 at three and a half weeks old

Right in time for the Independence Day Parade, Rosie shows off her American Pride! Right at four weeks old

It's bathtime for the baby. At seven weeks old and all cleaned up, she's ready to meet her adoring public

Here's Rosie and ear cropped Baby Flair just before Flair left to go home to Rochester, NY.

....and then it was Rosie's turn to get her ears done. She is just over eight weeks old on 8/4 when we took her in for the surgery. Beautiful crop style and we look forward to seeing the finished picture when they stand on their own.

The first untaping, this picture is between postings. Right ear is already standing well and the left ear is only a little down. Ernie and I are thinking maybe a month of posting at the most. Ears look great and we both like the medium narrow crop.

	Pups are only a few hours old, Rosie is in there pigging out already.
	Three of the young ladies in this litter at three days old.
	Here's Rosie at one week old. Already a beauty queen, but can't quite see it yet!
	Here she is at 11 days old. Her eyes are just starting to open.
	Pups at three weeks old. Here's the whole litter smiling for their Kodak moment.
	Look Ma! No hands! One of the first meals here on 6/27/2009 at three and a half weeks old
	Right in time for the Independence Day Parade, Rosie shows off her American Pride! Right at four weeks old
	It's bathtime for the baby. At seven weeks old and all cleaned up, she's ready to meet her adoring public
	Here's Rosie and ear cropped Baby Flair just before Flair left to go home to Rochester, NY.
	....and then it was Rosie's turn to get her ears done. She is just over eight weeks old on 8/4 when we took her in for the surgery. Beautiful crop style and we look forward to seeing the finished picture when they stand on their own.
	The first untaping, this picture is between postings. Right ear is already standing well and the left ear is only a little down. Ernie and I are thinking maybe a month of posting at the most. Ears look great and we both like the medium narrow crop.