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Some updated photos - now 5 weeks old: Mistletoe: Star: Noelle: St Nick: Snowflake: Holly: Angel: Plus hard to get 7 puppies in for a group photo - so we tried it in two lots

Just a few more photos taken today - 4 1/2 weeks old. Sorry - most have bad focus and bad exposure. My camera and I were having a "I hate you, no I hate you more!" kind of a day (poor photographer - blame the equipment )

Well Emmi did (come straight from her homeland that is) - she's from Finland . Louis is kinda close (well, closer than here) - he was born in France.

Oh, that sounds way too scary! You guys are way too good for me - but I'll enjoy seeing all the photos . Besides, think I missed today ... didn't use the camera once. Not at home, unfortunately - strict number restictions where I live . But one of the girls will be living with a friend of mine in co-ownership for me to show. And St Nick will also be co-owned if he turns out nice

I had a look at your website and just realised I met you at a herding clinic at KCC Park about 18 months ago. You had Kulta there, and a Keeshond and I had my two Aussies, Dusty was just a puppy (around 4 months old, I think). I don't expect that you'll remember, but I thought Kulta was one of the most beautiful dogs I'd ever seen. Hi - no I remember you very well. I've realised it was you when I've seen you posting here . Kulta sure is my special boy

Me too. I think this litter is going to be a tough one. Mind you, when they are 8 weeks old and destroying my house and garden I'm sure I'll be saying "time for you to go home, all of you!" No, just means you are a "true" Lappie lover Oh, that is so cute! Thank you everyone else for your lovely comments about my babies. I'm a bit excited about these guys - probably because I've been dreaming about this litter since before their sire was even conceived

Thanks all! It is funny with the cream ones, you get people who really love them and want one like that, and then others who are attracted to the Lappies because of the tanpoints, and so are completely uninterested in the cream . They seem to be a lot more popular in the UK and the USA than here - with people over there going a little bit crazy with excitement when some are born I certainly wasn't expecting Snowflake in this litter (knew dad could carry it, but never would have dreamed mum did). Still, I didn't really expect creams in my last litter either .... but I *really* didn't expect them in this lot

Snowflake: Angel & Star (Snowflake in background): Angel: Star: Mistletoe: Holly: And two of Noelle:

Now just some random photos (again at 4 weeks). Angel: Mistletoe: St Nick: Holly: Noelle & St Nick: Snowflake: St Nick:

Next are their 4 week old portraits: Mistletoe: Star: Noelle: St Nick: Snowflake: Holly: Angel:

I haven't posted in this section before (and I believe this is the first time I've actually started a topic ), but thought people might be interested in seeing photos of my Christmas babies. First up (sorry if this sequence of photos is a bit boring with the same scene over and over ) is some photos taken with their Mum and Dad when they were 3 and a half weeks at Christmas time (all are girls except for St Nick): This is Mistletoe: This is Star: This is Noelle: This is St Nick: This is Snowflake: This is Holly: And finally, this is Angel: