The pups have enjoyed their space in the puppy room and just a couple of days ago, I gave them a bit more room for sleeping and playing.  They have been unbelievable about using the potty box - I am truly amazed.  :+)
Clara Belle continues to be a doting mommy.  I fear she may never want to stop nursing and cleaning them up.  I am hopeful to begin the weaning process as Clara's owners are very anxious to have her back home.
On Sunday, I started their intro to a food source other than mom's milk.  I used Goat's Milk with pulverized Quaker's Oat Meal soaked in it.  It was warmed and I would dip my finger into it and then let the pup's lick my finger.  They enjoyed it but were having nothing to do with going to the dish and lapping.  I expected this and kept offering the mixture to them at various times of the day just so that they taste a different texture in their mouths.
Today, there is definitely more interest in the bowl of food mix and they are beginning to 'get it'.  Hopefully, tomorrow we will see a real interest in licking up their food.  Once they are confident about eating from the bowl, then and ONLY then, can I begin the true weaning process which usually takes a week to accomplish.
The pups walk around very well now and play more.  They still require lots of sleep though.  I love the fact that all of them now wag their little tails when they hear my voice or I go in to pat and hold them.  :+)
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Red Boy is really growing by leaps and bounds.  He weighs 5 lbs. at 4 weeks.  He has a beautiful long tail and wags it readily.  I love the white tip at its end.  :+)

Hazel Mae looks like she is ready for her nap!  She is a sweet thing and is eager to search out the world.  A lovely local couple is very interested in being her guardian home.  I am delighted!!   Hazel weighs 3 3/4 lbs. this week.

Green Boy weighs the same as Hazel - 3 & 3/4 lbs.   His curls just keep growing and his white markings seem to get brighter and brighter against his apricot coloring.  A bit more on the shy side but that will go away with more exposure.  He is a dear tyke!