Then, a few days after Christmas, a friend of ours had us keep their puppy for a few days. It was so neat to see how gentle Arkhon was with the puppy and to realize how much easier puppy training is when you have a backyard. It was really fun to hold their fluffy little guy and to play with him.
During the same time, I discovered I wasn't pregnant. That realization was especially heartbreaking this month.
So, with those two things combined, I began to look at puppies again.
For a long time, we've been looking for Norwegian Elkhound pups, but there are no breeders on this side of the United States. We had begun to give up on owning them anytime soon. However, the day after the puppy left, I discovered some elkhound pups for sale on in a nearby town.
The timing seemed miraculous. Grig was especially excited. His first dog was an elkhound cross, and he loves the breed. He immediately texted the seller, and we made an appointment to come out and see the pups.
We went and looked at them last night, and they were the most adorable, fluffy puppies I've ever seen!
This isn't the pups we saw, but it gives you an idea of what they looked like. |
The pups cost more that we really should be spending right now, but we could do it, if we felt it was right. Things have happened in such a way that it is hard for us to feel like finding these pups is just a coincidence.
We feel like this is the right breeder and the right parents, but we aren't sure if this is the right time or the right litter. We've been doing a lot of praying.
Mostly, we just want to make the right decision. We don't want to do something that's going to financially hurt us, but we also don't want to miss out on this opportunity if the Lord provided it.
Decisions can be hard sometimes.
Especially when they're this adorable.
I'm sorry you are not pregnant. Those puppies are really cute:)
ReplyDeleteIt was a rough day. :( Thank you for the sympathy. The four month pups were even cuter, like little wolf pups.
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