You're getting plenty of the exactly right thing done that needs to be done in these moments.I'm not getting anything done.![]()
Well Kali's initial reaction seem to be one of happiness. Her tail was going a mile a minute and she was very into who this was. Until she realized she was going home with us!I haven't seen if it's been mentioned if Kali is happy about this or not but she seems to be tolerating Annie!


All the things we didn’t know back then 
You know??So it's confession time for me.
This is a litter that the breeder didn't put out in public for privacy reasons, but we had a <1 minute accident between Olive and Elroy in January so Annie is one of their pups. As soon as I found out Olive was carrying pups via an ultrasound, I called the breeder and we discussed it in detail. She was immediately supportive and said she would take Olive in to whelp the pups. So Olive headed down to KY in late February and naturally delivered 6 big, beautiful, healthy pups on March 9.
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And since she was such a great mom with sooo much milk, she adopted the 2 other pups from the Amora X Selleck litter (the 2 in the thin pink collars) since Amora wasn't producing enough milk.
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Yes there are a lot of no-no's since they're still too young for all of their health testing and all, but the pups came out really nice (as you can see) and both of our dogs are going to finish their health testing as soon as they're old enough and the lineage is champion lines. I'm hoping to get some titles on these two as well when we can. The breeder is impressed with them and is keeping one under a co-ownership.
It was the absolute last thing we wanted to happen but the end results were amazing anyway.
I just can't let anyone believe the wrong thing or deceive anyone so I thought I'd get it out there after not saying anything to most people for this long.
Oh wow, I hadn’t refreshed the page before posting my comment about the leash, so imagine my shock to see this! Then I had to think about how much time Olive and Elroy spend together being so close…I never even thought about both of them being intact! And so young. And she must not have gotten very big because someone would have noticed in the pics of her. Anyway, thanks for sharingSo it's confession time for me.
This is a litter that the breeder didn't put out in public for privacy reasons, but we had a <1 minute accident between Olive and Elroy in January so Annie is one of their pups. As soon as I found out Olive was carrying pups via an ultrasound, I called the breeder and we discussed it in detail. She was immediately supportive and said she would take Olive in to whelp the pups. So Olive headed down to KY in late February and naturally delivered 6 big, beautiful, healthy pups on March 9.
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And since she was such a great mom with sooo much milk, she adopted the 2 other pups from the Amora X Selleck litter (the 2 in the thin pink collars) since Amora wasn't producing enough milk.
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Yes there are a lot of no-no's since they're still too young for all of their health testing and all, but the pups came out really nice (as you can see) and both of our dogs are going to finish their health testing as soon as they're old enough and the lineage is champion lines. I'm hoping to get some titles on these two as well when we can. The breeder is impressed with them and is keeping one under a co-ownership.
It was the absolute last thing we wanted to happen but the end results were amazing anyway.
I just can't let anyone believe the wrong thing or deceive anyone so I thought I'd get it out there after not saying anything to most people for this long.
Thank you for the support. She didn't look like she had that many pups but I didn't share any side profile photos either.And she must not have gotten very big because someone would have noticed in the pics of her. Anyway, thanks for sharingalthough I don’t think you owed anyone an explanation.

Yes, she got home on April 9th and is doing well. The transport guy took a special liking to her. This was in Chicago...So how is Olive doing now? Is she back at home?

Thank you. All of the pups have been spoken for so I'm glad they all have great homes.You know??
Somethings just happen for a reason
Well, a happy accident then!So it's confession time for me.
This is a litter that the breeder didn't put out in public for privacy reasons, but we had a <1 minute accident between Olive and Elroy in January so Annie is one of their pups. As soon as I found out Olive was carrying pups via an ultrasound, I called the breeder and we discussed it in detail. She was immediately supportive and said she would take Olive in to whelp the pups. So Olive headed down to KY in late February and naturally delivered 6 big, beautiful, healthy pups on March 9.
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And since she was such a great mom with sooo much milk, she adopted the 2 other pups from the Amora X Selleck litter (the 2 in the thin pink collars) since Amora wasn't producing enough milk.
View attachment 146349
Yes there are a lot of no-no's since they're still too young for all of their health testing and all, but the pups came out really nice (as you can see) and both of our dogs are going to finish their health testing as soon as they're old enough and the lineage is champion lines. I'm hoping to get some titles on these two as well when we can. The breeder is impressed with them and is keeping one under a co-ownership.
It was the absolute last thing we wanted to happen but the end results were amazing anyway.
I just can't let anyone believe the wrong thing or deceive anyone so I thought I'd get it out there after not saying anything to most people for this long.
of course 
Wait.Will just have to hunker down for a while after the cute puppy stage goes away.
LOL, in our experience with these lines, the terrible teens come on early and go away much earlier.The cute puppy stage goes away??
I agree here, while also admiring your honesty and desire to not deceive. (@JanS )although I don’t think you owed anyone an explanation.
This is the best story and yes, I feel like this has "meant to be" written all over it!Well, we love her and everything about this has a ring of, "meant to be"!!![]()
Since folks are throwing humor about it: apparently "Melrea's Surprise Package" packs plenty of surprises and packages into all the mix! Elroy wasn't on the bottom at least once!Well, not such a saintSorry @JanS I couldn’t resist
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No, we lost our last old man about a year ago.@JanS
Do you currently have horses?
Appreciate your honesty, and honestly we know accidents happen. Now the Surprise Package litter makes total sense.So it's confession time for me
You know, it's interesting because none of my dogs ever chased our horses. When we moved here I still had my first Doberman. Then it was 2 years with a doberman I got from my first dog breeder. And then it was Buddy and then Kali and all of them were perfect with the horses. And the horses were perfect with them. Sometimes the dogs were in the corral with the horses and there was never a problem.I am very interested to see how Annie grows amongst the horses.
Now the Surprise Package litter makes total sense.![]()
