A video and some pictures for Geoff and Jodi

Introducing our brindle girl

This little muffin is still available and waiting for just the right home to love her. She's feisty and lovey and reminds us of Brock's personality! What a doll!


For the rest of you parent's who are waiting for your little ones; You'll be happy to know they're all doing very well and just had the first of two wormings they'll have before leaving our care on the 25th. Everyone had a lovely bubble bath and was then very surprised (after such a nice time in the kitchen sink) when I had to put yucky medicine in their mouths. We all made it through just fine though ;)

Our little brindle boy

Just wanted to post a few pictures of our little brindle guy since he didn't get any still shots last time!
Enjoy, Judy!

PROUDLY INTRODUCING THE 2009 CRST FAMILY

Brindle and Black girls- still waiting for their families to choose them.

A lovely brindle girl, waiting for Shasta S.

Our little 'Teeny'- smallest girl in the litter, but doesn't act like it!! Teeny is still waiting for her family to find her.

Our smallish black male, waiting since conception for Linda and Jim.

A beautiful little lady waiting to go home with Mary E.

Our resident wheaten, waiting for Kerry L. :)

Our big black boy, Loved by and waiting for Sharon S.

Playtime! This little guy is going home to live with Judy and Neal P.


WE HOPE OUR WAITING FAMILIES HAVE ENJOYED MEETING THEIR NEW LITTLE ONES. MORE VIDEO WILL BE POSTED SOON!!

Checkin in at the puppy box

Just another puppy box video for our friends!
Just ignore how dumb I sound.

PUPPY LOVE!

I'm so delighted to finally be able to have a blog all for the dogs! It's been my hope to do this for some time, but just haven't gotten it done until now! Our '09 litter is now 3 weeks old and I can hardly believe it! Bonnie whelped an enormous litter of 9 babies on May 24th and it's been so fun to watch them all grow so rapidly!

As my current clients know, we did have one little lady who was born with an umbilical hernia, a complication not altogether uncommon- but which we've never experienced at CRST previously. She is such a strong puppy and was from the moment of her birth, standing up and practically walking right out of the birth canal! After a brief and uncomplicated surgery, our girl is up and around just like the others, though she is definitely smaller!

She's our main concern with this litter at this point and we're currently bottle feeding for one or two of her meals during the day. The rest of the gang are doing exceptionally well are beginning to 'play' with one another, gumming each others heads and feet and pawing at one anothers little faces! And it's all in slow motion of course because all their little body parts are so heavy! Oh, such fun!

I'm SO, SO, SO pleased to say that six of our wonderful babies are spoken for and have loving and fabulous homes waiting for them when they're ready to be released from mom and dad and the family here at CRST! It's so rewarding to know that there are loving 'moms and dads' who are axiously awaiting their new Scottie puppies!

Here's a brief video of our 3 week old litter having a little naptime. Notice we keep the light low for them at this time- it makes for not-so-great video, but happier puppies. Also- we've begun to introduce a few 'foreign' objects into the puppy box to help build confidence. Some puppies are intimidated by this weeks very scary TP roll, others, like the little girl in the video- aren't a bit afraid and waltz right up to it. One little man growled ferociously and barked repeatedly, for which we praised him enthusiastically.