Remi didn't like the car journey to her new home
when we arrived she was very tired!
The next morning she was much more alert
and very hungry!
Balcony exploration began!
When she first came home, Remi spent a lot of the day in her crate
always observing our moves and her new surroundings
We found her doing some interesting things!
She loved her toy box right from the start
She also liked some things she wasn't meant to be chewing!
We gave Remi her first bath to get rid of all her puppy crate smells
After a while she didn't seem to mind the water
A few treats to keep her happy!
Time to soap up
and rinse off all the bubbles
she was so well behaved
The bit Remi was waiting for...the shake
The bath was so tiring, time for a nap
A few weeks later Remi moved from the small crate into the big cage
Zoomies began to pick up speed
We tried Remi with lots of dog safe fruits, she loved them all
such a polite eater
We carried Remi in a backpack for walks until she was fully vaccinated
It was noticeable from day one that Remi was very clever
she loves to be challanged and gets enjoyment out of it
Time for the first walk outside on 4 legs
We were really surprised by how well she walked on a lead
She loved her new water bottle too
Remi’s face started to change fast, the transition to dog was underway
At around 13 weeks we took off her house line
Remi loved being out of her crate and being free to play
But absolutely hated having to go back in her crate...not impressed!
Toy difficulty level was raised up
It didn't take Remi long to figure out!
First trip to the park - lots of geese around
First swim - no problem, even tail wags in the water!
At around 15 weeks Remi's legs seemed to be growing the fastest
We did a lot of practice with walking on a lead
and always allowed time for long grass zoomies!
Remi loves orange mulch
incredibly concentrated mulch muncher!
In her 16th week we travelled to see her mum Motte
after a frosty start, they were friends again and didn’t stop playing
Remi enjoyed playing hard with her mum
Brother Oskar came over for a play too
Oskar was a bit bigger than Remi
but like their puppy days, Remi could hold her own
It was really good for Remi to have contact with other dogs
very important for her development!
Walking nicely with the other dogs
Remi at 16 weeks, her first teeth at the front fell out
lots of chewing to be done over the next few weeks!
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