2 Puppies Sold

It felt positively balmy out there this morning at 23 degrees as I left to pick up Israel around 6:00 am. The temps were suppose to heat up into the 30s but snow was predicted. We didn't get much snow but the wind that came with the snow made the house feel really cold. Rhoda and I were piling wood into the wood into the wood burner trying to get the house comfortably warm for Israel and the puppies. We had a lot of fun with Israel today. I'll let these few pictures tell the story.

With all the fresh snow on top of the ice Emily got stuck in the drive after school but was able to almost get to the top of the hill, back into the gravel drive that cuts across the yard then up the second drive to the barn. 

This evening a nice couple came to see the puppies and got stuck in the driveway. It is pretty much impossible to get up the hill without snow tires. Mark and I pushed them out of the drift so they could back down the hill and get a run at the second drive. Even with all of that they still bought a pup. 

They picked out and put down a deposit on the fawn male that Rhoda considered pick of the litter. Then another family picked out a brindle male, the one with the white paw and sent the deposit by paypal. Both puppies have been marked sold on the website. A young couple is coming tomorrow afternoon and they want a fawn female and Saturday is a family coming who want a male. These puppies are going fast.