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Nora and Neospirosis
We have had our little wiggly bundle of fur for four and a half weeks now. She is a sweet little puppy and has stolen our hearts. Unfortunately, bad luck has struck our house again, in terms of puppy health. … Continue reading
Welcome Home Nora!
This weekend we finally got to pick up the newest addition to our little family, Nora, our seven week old puppy. This adventure began in January actually when I learned our dog Sophie’s mom was going to have a new … Continue reading
Adoption Day
Here we are! First family picture š
We love meeting all our sweet adoptive families! Happy ending for us, happy new beginning for the families! Send us pictures!
Who’s Who at Red River Retrievers
Here’s the latest puppy blog from the breeder š
Theodore we call Theo or Teddy. He is quite the āteddy bear,ā when heās done exploring. Look at those paws!
Theo wanted to play too much to sit still for the picture.
Murphyās gonna be a big boy, too: Look at those paws!
Murphy and Ben āhaving a ballā
Tori and Bella
Queen Isabella aka Bella
Margaret, known as Maggie
Ceceāthe tiniest one
Meredith (Merry)
Katherine (wouldnāt it be funny if we called her Kat for short? A dog named Katā¦)
Tori
Abby, soon to be Nora in GeorgiaĀ
Elizabeth on the left, Abby on the right
Ā Elizabeth, possibly Kuma soon
Taking pictures of 10 puppies, getting shots of them looking at the camera that arenāt blurry, and keeping track of which is whichā¦ is no easy task! Ā Iād like to thank my willing assistant, Addie, who also remembered to smile most of the time.
The promised line-up
Originally posted on Red River Retrievers:
? Ā Ok, I’ve been promising pictures of all 6 black females, but this is not quite how I imagined it. Ā It has been so cold, that today was the first day the puppies could…
Hunkering Down
So happy to hear that Red River Retrievers made it safely through the horrible storms in Arkansas last night!!
Most of you probably heard the news about the terrible tornadoes that whipped through the mid-south last night. Ā Some of you have already checked on us, so we wanted to update you and let you know we are fine. Ā We spent some time in our storm shelter as a tornado on the ground seemed to be heading right toward us, but it veered to the north a few miles away. A little too close for comfort! Ā Some Arkansas communities were devastated, and though we are thankful not to have been one of them, our hearts are heavy for those who lost homes and loved ones.
Ā We tried to get our adult dogs down in the shelter, too, but they would have none of it. No amount of dragging or wrestling was going to accomplish it. So we locked them in the bathroom instead. Ā By the time the storm passedā¦
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Tana’s Litter–One Week Old
Here is the latest post from our breeder!!! Yay for puppy pictures, one of the two yellow females is our wiggly furbaby! I can’t wait! š So cute #fbf
We sure had a lot of black females in Tanaās litter!
Snuggles with one of the little yellow females.
Not sure how they managed to segregate themselves by color!
We cannot believe how big the puppies have gotten in one week!
Even at one week, getting them all lined up is no simple task.
Big yawn!
First Day at OSU’s eCampus
Well I have just completed my first day wading through all of the course information, syllabi, discussion boards etc, phew! I like the format of all of the classes so far, no papers (yay!) but LOTS of labs. All in all I put in about six hours today and I have many many more to put in before Friday, since I only completed some of the lab work for Chemistry today. I think tomorrow will be a big reading day, between appointments at the gym and with the Jag, oh and it’s Rob’s birthday tomorrow too!
My brain is mush, and today’s goal for this post was basically to document my first day – so that’s done and so am I… Stick a fork in me!!!
10 Puppies!
Our puppy has been born with her nine other brothers and sisters!! Big litter as per usual from Tana! Yay!!!
I know I promised pictures by morning, but Tana kept us hopping all night. She had the last one about 8 am today. We are just now rested and getting the word out. Statistics are worthless in genetics. We should have had an evenly distributed rainbow litterā¦ But hereās what we got:
>1 black male
>6 black females
>1 yellow male
>2 yellow females
The Adventures of a Southern Transplant 
