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SO SO SORRY FOR THE WAIT, GUYS!

The last few weeks have been really busy - I was with my Granddad for a few days, and then I interviewed for a job in a pub (I got it, but it really wasn't for me) and then today I've had an interview with Waterstones, so I've barely had a chance to draw - and when I've found a minute, this image just DID NOT want to come out. So much grief.

But they're here now. The last picture is all done and will be up tomorrow and then the litter sheet with adoption info will be posted for Friday, I think. So you can all get cracking with various bids over the weekend

Anyways! Onto the Puppy Update:

I've skipped a week and gone straight for seven for a couple of reasons: The next one will be week 8 (the final week) and also because of what's happening in this one.

In this installment, All the puppies have been carted down to the village vet - this is Adina - for final check ups, their first injections, and microchips. Once source I found said the puppies had the first injection at 6 weeks, but most others say 8, so I'm drawing the mid line here. If we say this is towards the end of week seven, they're still due their second vaccines around week 10 in their new homes

Because the breed isn't prone to deafness, they haven't had a full BAER hearing test, but they have all had a full work up and everybody is totally healthy, happy and all set to go.

Sunny's clumsyness isn't anything medical. Apparently that's just him. He may or may not grow out of it.
Sata's boundless energy is also just how he is - nothing wrong there (though lower energy or slow release foods may help as he grows up).
Wensie is just trouble. That's not medical, either, and I doubt changing his diet will help

We figured it would be safer to get Wensie checked first so he could be safely shut back in the carrier, but the others have managed to cause mayhem for him. Sata and Thura are both trying to escape the carrier, Sunny can't stay upright on a flat surface, let alone in the weigh dish and he may or may not be making Tuie a bit seasick For once, Friday and Mona aren't causing too much disaster, but they haven't had their turns yet...

Microchip numbers will be listed on the littersheet.
For now, just know that everyone is healthy
Wensie and Mona are still the biggest, with Friday and Thura the smallest, but Sunny is slowly filling out.
By now they're starting to grow out their coats, too - the curls really coming in on their chests, ears and tails.

In case you need a reminder: Left to Right:
Sunday, Tuesday, Friday, Wednesday, Saturday, Thursday and Monday

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And now its 3am, I'm exhausted so I'm going to bed. Enjoy! Very nearly there! Spread the word and start counting down!

Last Question: Do any of you want to see my wilty puppy lineart separate from the litter sheet itself?

No references used this time (hence screwy anatomy)
Art and characters so far copyright to Tattered-Dreams
Do not take, copy, edit, redistribute or manipulate.

Description

...

SO SO SORRY FOR THE WAIT, GUYS!

The last few weeks have been really busy - I was with my Granddad for a few days, and then I interviewed for a job in a pub (I got it, but it really wasn't for me) and then today I've had an interview with Waterstones, so I've barely had a chance to draw - and when I've found a minute, this image just DID NOT want to come out. So much grief.

But they're here now. The last picture is all done and will be up tomorrow and then the litter sheet with adoption info will be posted for Friday, I think. So you can all get cracking with various bids over the weekend

Anyways! Onto the Puppy Update:

I've skipped a week and gone straight for seven for a couple of reasons: The next one will be week 8 (the final week) and also because of what's happening in this one.

In this installment, All the puppies have been carted down to the village vet - this is Adina - for final check ups, their first injections, and microchips. Once source I found said the puppies had the first injection at 6 weeks, but most others say 8, so I'm drawing the mid line here. If we say this is towards the end of week seven, they're still due their second vaccines around week 10 in their new homes

Because the breed isn't prone to deafness, they haven't had a full BAER hearing test, but they have all had a full work up and everybody is totally healthy, happy and all set to go.

Sunny's clumsyness isn't anything medical. Apparently that's just him. He may or may not grow out of it.
Sata's boundless energy is also just how he is - nothing wrong there (though lower energy or slow release foods may help as he grows up).
Wensie is just trouble. That's not medical, either, and I doubt changing his diet will help

We figured it would be safer to get Wensie checked first so he could be safely shut back in the carrier, but the others have managed to cause mayhem for him. Sata and Thura are both trying to escape the carrier, Sunny can't stay upright on a flat surface, let alone in the weigh dish and he may or may not be making Tuie a bit seasick For once, Friday and Mona aren't causing too much disaster, but they haven't had their turns yet...

Microchip numbers will be listed on the littersheet.
For now, just know that everyone is healthy
Wensie and Mona are still the biggest, with Friday and Thura the smallest, but Sunny is slowly filling out.
By now they're starting to grow out their coats, too - the curls really coming in on their chests, ears and tails.

In case you need a reminder: Left to Right:
Sunday, Tuesday, Friday, Wednesday, Saturday, Thursday and Monday

...

And now its 3am, I'm exhausted so I'm going to bed. Enjoy! Very nearly there! Spread the word and start counting down!

Last Question: Do any of you want to see my wilty puppy lineart separate from the litter sheet itself?

No references used this time (hence screwy anatomy)
Art and characters so far copyright to Tattered-Dreams
Do not take, copy, edit, redistribute or manipulate.