Salem Market in July

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Queen Bee/Emilee(above) gets to meet her litter mate Quo Vadis/Bentley the first time after 2 months.

Road's End Naughty Nana + Road's End Ore'O now @ 8-9 Months

Road's End Queen Bee

Goals accomplished: photo of the week.
A very happy mom with a beautiful Road's End Papillon.Road's End Queen Bee-now Emilee @ 4 Months of age.

Queen Bee

Bee @ 5 Months

Dad Silenzio's Brolle

Mom Road's End Jasinthe (Min)

Queen Bee, now Emilee @ 5 Months. This photo was taken by her mom.

S Babes @ Play

Please note, that the 9 month old Papillon "Nana" can play only under strict supervision with these tiny puppies; and only for a very short time.
"Big" dogs (Papillons) get carried away after a while and might hurt the little guys.
In the background you hear my bird "Kelly " speaking to them!!

Mom with her Babes

Max & Snickers with their mom (@5.5 weeks)

A Puppy-Papi Visit

Don't forget to click on the photos!!

Snickers and Max are now a little over 5 weeks old.

Anal Glands --Sacs- Infection: a common Small Breed Dog problem.

Canines have two sacs located on the inside of the anus, one on each side. These secrete a liquid substance that helps bowel movements.
Especially on smaller breed dogs, the sacs have to be released ever now and then to avoid them from becoming impacted.
If you see your dog scoot his little bottom on the floor, think of anal sac impaction (It is very common in small breed dogs)

Have him checked by the vet; he can also show you how to release the sacs for a regular maintenance by you, to prevent it from happening again.

A worse case scenario is when your dog does not scoot, but chews near his anus.He most likely will have an infected anal gland, or worse, the sac breaks open because the infection is really bad -a boil.

In that case the dog is very uncomfortable, and the area is very painful.
If you encounter a open wound like that on you little Papillon, wash his rear with sudsy warm water, apply a topic antibiotic cream on the wound and make a quick appointment with the vet!!

There are things you can do to help prevent these anal sac problems:

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  A good quality diet to maintain a solid, slightly firm stool. (The stool pushes against the anal sacs while eliminated)
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  Exercise.

Ponda's Vroni

Our Vroni is expecting her babes in this coming first week in August.

Vroni

Quarter Man von den Kolibris (is the sire)

S-Babes

Strammer Max + Snickers are now 5 weeks old.
Here at play with their "pet-sitter" our pet Paulie.

Strammer Max

Snickers (Girl)

Int./Multi CH Tiger Man vom Cavalierchen (Sire)

Multi CH Gracia Gina vom Cavalierchen (Dam)

Road's End Quo Vadis-now: Bentley

A lovely visit from from Bentley with his family. Bentley is now 4 months old.His dad is Silenzio's Brolle, and mom is Road's End Jasinthe.

Bentley with his dad (left) and mom (right).

You can tell that he is loved!!

Antje,

Thanks so much for having us, we had soo much fun!!! Bentley slept the whole way home, he was one pooped pup ;) You have a beautiful place and such wonderful Papillons. I am truly blessed to have one of these wonderful Papillons. He has been such a joy to our family!! He is very much loved. Thanks again for the visit and I look forward to seeing you on the 31st. Hope to meet Heather and see Queen Bee too.







Stacey

Walzing Mathilda vom Cavalierchen

Our Matti has almost completely recovered from an eye injury, and she got most of her hair-coat back, which she had lost after last years litter of babes.

Road's End Naughty Nana

Nana is now 9 Months old

Gator Ride

Our Pet Paulie is doing the weekly garbage run.

Jump Baby Jump

 Don't forget to click on them. It's worth it!!

Papillon Dental Care

Removal of plaque on your Papillons teeth is a must, and will add a good many years to your Papis long life. Plaque on his teeth will destroy his gum line, and bacteria will go in his blood stream and destroy vital organs (just like in humans).

You can train your dog to accept a  tooth brush about once per week to remove the plaque and tartar.

But you still have to bring him to the vet to get his teeth checked, and possible have a tooth scale done.