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Finally got to meet the puppies today, i've never had to choose a puupy from a litter before, it's so difficult - they're all just gorgeous, but luckily it wasn't my decision anyway, it was up to david. We chose this wee dog eventually, I say wee, but he was actually the biggest of the dogs (not the biggest puppy though), he was one of the most confident - which is good as we already have one dog with serious anxiety problems! And probably the most clumsy - partly cos he has the biggest feet! He's going to be a BIG dog.

The breeders were sooooo lovely, i could have stayed there all day! Their other dogs were all great too,

The puppies are 6wks old tomorrow, so Talisker will be coming home with us in three wks - it seems so far away, should really make the most of the pease and quiet in the meantime though...

anyway - enough talk, here's the wee man himself

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He looks great. Do I remember correctly, he is a deerhound puppy?

Cerito
 
Yes, sorry - should have mentioned that, forgot i had started a new thread and wan't adding this to the exiting deerhound thread, ooops.
 
:wub: :wub: :wub:

Just beautiful and the puppy is quite nice too. :p :lol: :p

I had high hopes of going for the longest thread in the history of a deerhound hi-jacking a lurcher site you know...Nevermind, I forgive you since your under the spell of:

"A most perfect creature of heaven ... of the noblest northern breed"

The Talisman , Sir Walter Scott

Guess its only right that Talisker (well done with the name choice) has his own thread, mmm.... think there may still be potential for a hi-jack :cheers: Look forward to many more pictures and stories.... 9 weeks seems young to get a Deerhound puppy home though, however, pay no heed to me, perhaps that was the "older" way of thinking, and I know he haw anyway...puppies are like kids to me, love other folks - just hard going when they are yours! :thumbsup:
 
Looking nice, I can see this boy getting spoilt rotten, hey Bappit, how come I never get any of those pink smilely things with hearts on when you post anything to me??? :angry: :angry: :angry:
 
Thanx Bappit, and Doxhope, was going to add to the deerhound thread but 1) i thought Talisker did deserve his own thread (excuse my extreme bias and pretentiousness) and 2) i was a bit worried about hijacking the deerhound thread completely with too many pictures etc and 3) there don't seem to br many threads with over 6 pages, i suppose i was worried it might run out or something! :b

I can't believe we're finally getting our deerhound, isn't he such a gorgeous wee man - i'm totally besotted!!

Siona x
 
He looks lovely! :thumbsup:

What a good name to! :b Fond memories of the distillery on the Isle of Skye! :cheers:

Please keep us posted with pictures and his progress! :wub:
 
Scott Frodsham said:
He looks lovely!  :thumbsup:
What a good name to!  :b   Fond memories of the distillery on the Isle of Skye!  :cheers:

Please keep us posted with pictures and his progress!  :wub:

Lovely pup, and I like the name too. In fact I will be almost passing the distillery tomorrow. :teehee:
 
Doxhope :huggles: great to see you on this thread. :* (will that do?).
 
Hi Siona,

when you get him home, dont forget to put a post of him so people outside the breed can see for themselves the increadible growth rate of deerhound pups. I know it will only be around three weeks difference in age, but they will be in for a shock. The bitch I have here at 13 weeks old was 27lb in weight and was 19inches ath the shoulder, 7 days later she was 20 and a half inches, and 30 lb. At 19 weeks she was 45lb and 24 inches..Your lad will be even bigger than these..."I think we need a bigger bed" :- "
 
*Lesley*, you better say if you mean Talisker or Doxhope will think you mean him. :lol:
 
It's amazing isn't it, i'm a bit upset that we won't see him for three wks cos he's going to have grown so much! We did get to take him on his first trip outside though - he was brilliant, the other pup we brought out was petrified and shaking like a leaf, but talisker was bounding around fascinated by everything!

The breeder was telling us that someone who took one of the pups from the last litter phoned him after a few weeks concerned that his pup "didn't do much", he had to reassure him that it's difficult to do a lot when you lie down for an hour and stand up an inch taller :lol:

(Biger bed is on order (w00t) )
 
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