Attenion Olive x Coriander littermates!

Figgy came to visit me for a haircut the other day and I thought it would be nice to share her pics.

She arrived looking like a big brown bear with at least 4 inches of hair length. When I was done, she was much shorter. On September 1st, this litter will be 8 months old, so THIS IS THE TIME to have them cut short so that you can prevent severe matting during the coat changeover. The 'shedding' of the pup coat to the developing mature coat can be daunting if you do not stay on top of it. To miss a brushing/combing equates with a necessary and COMPLETE shave down of your doodle. Far better to cut them to about 3/4 inches now, than have a 'bald' doodle!! :+)

Figgy is going to be the color of her grandfather, Rumple Sticks. A gorgeous Lavender. You can see all the highlights developing all over her coat.


Fig is just about 16 inches and 27 lbs.


Just LOVE that face!



It would be great if her siblings had pics that I could share on this post! If you email me with updated pics of the siblings, I may be able to post them here. Any takers???

Thanks, Tracey! Newman is just as handsome as his namesake - look at that luscious coat! Is he still getting out of your yard? Such a little devil. It seems the more mischievous they are, the more you love them. :+)

Here is Bali's adorable face. I just adore that black nose and those expressive eyes. Her eyelashes are unbelievably long!!! :+)






















And, one of her enjoying the comforts of her home.

Figgy Puddin` shows her stuff! FIGGY HAS A GUARDIAN HOME!

Figgy Puddin` is just around 13 weeks now and has continued to become even more beautiful. She has a mellow temperament but loves to play chase, tug and romp with other dogs. When in the house she is quiet, calm and settles into a comfy spot without much direction at all. Figgy DOES love to chew the corner of my throw rug in front of our door. (It IS the dogs' rug, but I have not told them that.) She has not chewed anything else but that rug - no chair rungs, shoes, cabinet corners, etc. Would she? I don't know. Perhaps if left to her own devices instead of being in a 'safe area', she may. If toys and personal belongings are left about, sure - anything on the floor is fair game to a pup!

To meet Figgy is to fall in love with her face. She is an Ewok! Her hair falls in soft waves around her stunning hazel eyes.




















Figgy is a lady. Her calmness shows through in this pic. She is not an 'antsy' puppy. When asked to sit, she does so without any fanfare and waits for her expected treat or praise.













But there is energy too! Look at her intense stare as she stalks her target!














and then the chase is on!


















Figgy's coat is a quality fleece. It does not get better than this. It drapes like silk and feels like an Angora goat. It will eventually turn to a gorgeous lavender with chocolate highlights.

Figgy loves to play and run but she has a more 'peaceful' aura. I would even call her a bit shy at times. Fig definitely needs to be exposed to more environmental stimulation and would enjoy being a member of a family that will take her with them on errands, playgrounds, vacations and meet lots of people.