Gooey Cookie & Chunky Cookie

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Gooey Cookie (female)-
Gooey's New Parents


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Pictures taken 11/26/05

Pictures Taken 11/05/05



Chunky Cookie (male)- Reserved
For "Jess, Darrell, & big sister Goose"
New Name: Lager

Friday - 11/18/05 12:45 AM
Darrell & Don taking Lager a.k.a. Chunky Cookie home to PA



Friday - 11/18/05 11:30 AM
16 more pictures of Chunky taken the day before he left to go to his new home. He weighs 5.25 lbs at 8 weeks He's surely going to be one of our Mini-Bulldogs.



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Pictures Taken 11/05/05


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Gooey Cookie

Pictures Taken 10/30/05



Pictures taken 10/7/05



Click on any picture, taken 10/4/05, for an enlarged view!!



Chunky Cookie

Pictures Taken 10/30/05



Pictures taken 10/09/05



Both Puppies

Click on any picture, taken 10/4/05, for an enlarged view!!

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Saturday - 11/05/05 11:30 AM
The SugarBabies, Chunky Cookie & Gooey Cookie are 6 weeks plus 1 day old, so it's time to get them prepared to go to their new homes:

- Last night they were given their 1st puppy shot and an additional preventive wormer (given every 2 weeks), the complete series of consists of 4 shots given 3 weeks apart. Click Here - Vaccination Shots!!
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- For the last week, they have been eating Purina Puppy Chow/Eukanuba Puppy Food mixed 1:1 and softened it water until it is totally mushy, then sprinkled with dry baby formula so that it becomes almost the consistency of oatmeal. After they had their fill of the mushy food Lisa Marie joined them so they could nurse until they dropped off to sleep. We will not reduce her visits to one a day, then none.

- A week ago they were moved into a giant plastic storage container by themselves because they were crawling out of the pool and today they were separated into individual crates in the kitchen, sitting side-by-side so that they can see each other and us as we go about our business of cooking, washing dishes etc. I spent most of my time in this room, where the other puppies are in their pool. This will ease them into being by themselves instead of the new owner coming to pick them up and pop that night they are alone in a strange environment with people they don't know.

- The bottom of the crate is covered in a soft mat and they were given a stuffed toy, both of these items will go with them when they go to their new home. Previous experience has shown some keep their "baby" for a very long time , even years and others only hang on to it until new toys are given to them. The blankie/mat will either become their "toilet mat" or a blankie they will drag around with them forever, just depends upon the pup.

We are hopeful that the end result will be a happy well adjusted puppy who will not cry when it goes to it's new home. Our objective is less stress for all involved.