Ash is smart and a little bit of a rascal. He is sneaky and seems to like to see how far he can get. He is extremely trainable and loving. His fur is soft and shows signs it will be long, especially on his ears, like Luna's
Birch is a fluffy cuddly teddy bear! He likes to squish into tight places and hide but he is so fluffy and easy to spot, its hilarious. He gives kisses and cuddles and will definitely need a lot of brushing. He has a great energy about him.
Cedar is a spitting image of his Mama at this age, with paws like Papa Whiskey. He is always the one to give me a solidary RUFF when he protests something I'm doing, but he also the first one so shower me in kisses, with a tail going a-mile-a-minute when I scoop him up.
Clover is so pretty, she likes to just stare into your soul and then pounce for kisses. She is a favourite around here.
Daisy is so silly. She makes me laugh all the time, she also loves to be with people almost as much as she loves to play. She will sometimes beg for cuddles, and we oblige.
Ember has an old soul. She is the kind of dog who just wants to be touching her person. From a very early age I knew that Ember had the qualities that I look for in a potential therapy dog. She is a soft, loving, and smart little pup. She also has the longest silkiest hair of the bunch, and eyes that call you to her.
Fern is a lot like Clover, they could be twins aside from the slightly different face shape and a few markings. She looks at me with those big eyes and I can't help but pick her up, her kisses are the best reward.
Oak is really starting to come out of his shell. Previously I would have said he was a quiet puppy - a classic middle child not trying to draw too much attention. Lately, he has had me laughing so often! Most recently he has taken to disappearing, often to be found somehow in the food bucket yet again. He also has a very unique face.
Willow is feisty, the kind of puppy you can't help but love even though she's trouble. She looks so much like her Mama, and acts like her too. We are going to tear up when this one leaves the pack.
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