How to raise a litter of puppies - from 2 weeks old to weaning
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 พ.ย. 2021
- Once a litter of puppies made it through the first two weeks or so of their lives - where they mostly sleep and drink - they move onto the next developmental steps at a rapid pace: opening their eyes, walking about, getting used to solid food, getting their first vaccinations....In this video we share our experience with our Airedale Terrier's litter - 9 round sturdy little puppies discover the world around them and grow up into puppies ready to wean and leave for their new homes!
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I really needed this video. The world is such a doggie downer, I am thankful for this PUPPY UPPER video! Brought a huge smile to my face. Thank you!
Keep on smiling!!!
"stump little legs and round plump bodies" puppies are just the sweetest creatures in the whole world, I could watch them all day.
I agree, nothing better than a puppy in your arms!
Trudy the best mama to her 9....woofie"s....and grandma Sandra and grandpa Tim.....they are so adorable....and all of them just growing to cute....and almost ready to leave to their new....home's
....all the best...pups.
Thanks....Sandra and Tim. I always e njoy your clips.
Stay safe and take care.
From...across the miles....S
A.
You are so kind
Hope puppy farms etc take note!!!
The clip of the goose towering over one of the curious pups is amazing such a funny size difference
Yes, and no fear from the puppy. They are one courageous confident bunch!
@@WayOutWestx2 They are Airedale's after all
Midnight in Arizona. I'm going to watch this as I fall asleep. Thanks Sandra and Tim!
Night-night!
I’m watching from arizona too
Enjoyable documentary! Lovely to see the care and affection with which the puppies were treated.
One just has to adore them, they were the cutest creatures, melting my heart a million times every day.
Have a 10 week old puppy in my lap right now. Adopted her 4 days ago. Exciting times!
Airedale? Or another breed? How lovely. To be honest, I am a bit jealous of all those people who walked away with one of our puppies, they are so lucky. I miss them all!
What a cute bunch. May they all have long and happy lives!
lovely narrative! I raised two litters of Airedale puppies a long time ago, they got destructive as a gang, so it was with a sigh of relief to let them go to their new homes
We were lucky that we had the overgrown garden for them, they could cause all the chaos they wanted in there, and have a great time with it. And it was a dry warm summer, so all was perfect for them. But I wouldn't want the same inside a house I think.....
Such a wonderful home to be raised in.🤗
Only the best for the best litter of puppies!
Beautifully recorded journey over the course of these puppies growth!!! Lovely content as always
Thanks. It was a wonderful journey.
There so beautiful wonderful and delightful really love this video will watch when we sit down tonight to help us to unwind after a busy day and relax.Thank you Sandra your so calming and caring.GodBless.🌈🌈🌈🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🧚♂️🧚♂️🧚♂️🧚♂️🧚♂️🌍🌍🌍
Thanks, and enjoy watching!
Omg so cute! I'm so glad you filmed the puppies as they grew up
There was no way around it, I spent most of my summer in their pen :-)
My adult dogs love any pan they can lick out.. ❤️ From south africa
You make such sweet videos. Thank you!
Thanks!
So lovely to watch them grow
Thanks Sandra and Tim, this video is precious
Thanks Sandra, I really loved it!
Finally! I had been waiting for this video for so long, I was afraid we wouldn't get it anymore. Totally lovely - but I think Trudy wasn't the only one who was exhausted, it must have been pretty exhausting for you as well!
Yes, it was a busy time alright, and lots to catch up on once they were gone, that's why it took so long to make this second video! But ther eward for all the caring work was just so wonderful - who wouldn't want 9 puppies always ready to be cuddled, right outside their home?!
Beautiful puppies, well done Trudy and all xx
Thanks, will let her know x
Lovely pupdate! Cheers Sandra
Haha, love it!
Beautiful video 👍❤👌loved it.
What a brilliant and informative video. Looked after litters of puppies before and they keep you busy! As you say their Mum's usually know best. Just to say how much love and care you both showed in the video. Thanks Tim and Sandra
It was such a wonderful time with them - who couldn't love and pamper them?!
Very nice
What an amazing video! The shot of the puppies watching Trudi from their pen really made me laugh - little meerkats!!! 😂 I’ll show this to George later when he wakes up from his nap 😴 ps I think that was him getting tucked in to your wellies wasn’t it Sandra 🤣
Oh yes, he was a lovable nosy cuddly bear right from the start with a taste for rubber! Hope he enjoys watching himself and his family on the internet!
@@WayOutWestx2 he is quite interested in animals on the tv !!! Love to Trudi and Turnip and all ❤️
Aww, George, big hug to you! Like all Airedales, they just love other creatures, don't they?!
@@WayOutWestx2 yes! So interested in birds particularly- one day he WILL catch one! 😂🤞🏼
What a heartwarming video! Love that litte white fur patches. Especially liked watching the journey because I own a working line Airedale myself. Is it still a common breed on the british countryside?
I am not sure how common Airedales are in Britain. Here in Ireland they are relatively rare. No idea why because they are just such fantastic dogs in every way. I suppose some people struggle with their energy and independence, especially when young, and that put them out of fashion, as people want the perfect easy to keep dog for their busy working lives?
9 puppys!!
Yes, extremely hard working Trudi. She deserves a long break now of doing nothing much!
Thank you so much for this video. I've been wondering about the pups. I was surprised by the microchip law. We should have the same law here in the US. 👍. Best wishes from Ohio.
I am glad the microchipping is such an easy straight forward procedure - it ensures safety for the dog should they ever be lost or stolen! And dog-napping was on the increase during covid sadly....
Pip is the cutest!! A littel sad to see him go... no more running around on the green farm fields
She has a good life where she is now. Big garden, cosy house, lots of walks. Would have been a handful to keep three Airedales in check here, she would have gotten the other two into all sorts of trouble!
Sad to hear that you had to 'microchip' all those babies. I will never have a dog that is microchipped! Almost like the forced vacines for humans going around the world. Terrible! Very beautiful babies though. :)
The microchip can be a life saver for a dog. If they ever get lost or stolen and put up for re-sale, the microchip can be checked and the address of the true owner will show up, so the dog can be returned to them. If there's no microchip, no way this would be possible. Inserting the chip didn't bother the puppies at all, the procedure was forgotten within seconds.