Petzlover
Hi there! Thank you for taking your time and reading about this amazing litter. To give you a short background on myself, how the litter came to be and hopefully answer some of your questions. I am a huge dog lover, and I run my own daycare/boarding facility. The Mama, named Rhea, is currently living here with me, as a foster, and when she was in heat, another pit/retriever (named Kash) that was staying here on a Rover stay got a little too friendly with her... they really are in love, it was awesome to watch, simply adorable and truly impossible to keep them away from one another. She turned down other dogs that were here during her heat but wanted Kash. He has been back a few times since his first stay (but not since the litter was born, waiting a couple more weeks for the puppies to grow up a little more) and they still show affection and have cuddle sessions and playtime. Kash is 50% pit, 50% labrador retriever, the owner knew the parents and watched Kash from inception -- just like this bunch here. Kash is an alpha, similar to Rhea -- and generally speaking, likes to be in charge and center of attention. Kash eats raw food and is extremely well disciplined and just a super solid, smart and overall amazing dog who comes from a great family. Before fostering Rhea, she was around a baby and has no aggression towards small children, smaller dogs, bigger dogs, etc and has made friends with all sorts of dogs that I have had here since watching after her. Contrary to popular belief, pitbulls can be extremely friendly! This litter is 3 weeks old now, and I would like to keep them with Mama Rhea for at least 2 months. Once they are comfortable on a mush diet, I can let them slowly leave to their forever-home. I will have some paperwork to fill out for each puppy, I expect each one to go to a good home. These are going to be great gifts for Christmas, but not a great surprise present, so please talk with friends and family before taking on the responsibility. I have a ton of content, ranging from the parents playing, to the birth of the puppies, to daily/weekly video updates of the litter. The photos were taken today, exactly 3 weeks now as it started Wednesday Oct 4 6PM and finished by 5AM on Thursday Oct 5. The puppies are just starting to walk on their own. Additionally, I have a video camera on the litter 24/7 so once you pick out your cub, I will give access to the camera so you can continually check in on them whenever you want. Welcome to bring family/friends by to show them -- again, any questions, please just ask.
