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NINTH PUPPY born at 1:45 pm is a medium-sized collie-colored wolf sable with the most white spotting I have seen in our breed. She has a white ring around her collar and a huge white chest and legs, as well as a white tipped tail and chin. This puppy weighed in at 1lb 4 oz. She came into the world head first without her sack and may have had a difficult time breathing upon entry. She had some fluid in her lungs, but I helped her dispel that. She is quiet and still at this time, not fussing when moved about.

Ruff pet: sitting calm, one yawn, LuP:  loose, still with one grunt at lift. Loose still and quiet at turn, listening. A bit of head shyness, licking at handler. Put back: sniffed the ground, returned to group, quiet.

White collared puppy moved forward with her head bobbing from side to side. No noise. This puppy struggled and squirmed, crying out loudly as she flailed about upon the turn. This puppy turned one full circle and then ended up back in the direction in which she was placed. She then went straight forward and back to her mother. She pushed herself into the puppy pile.

TT #1: 7.3

TT #2: 9

This puppy is a light gold wolf sable with light brown eyes. Here ears are small in size and already halfway erect. She shows excessive white spotting. So much so that she has a white collar around her neck, like a Bernese Mountain Dog would have. This puppy shows a possibility of feathering on her shorter coat type. This means that she may have longer hairs in between her toes, behind her legs, on her tail, and behind her ears. Feathering requires regular grooming as these longer hairs tend to mat easily. 

This puppy receives on overall conformation score of 7.