Mae has found the perfect home right here in Mid-Michigan!
She has joined a pack of Havanese, including one I bred a few years back, and is romping with them all on four acres of beautiful land!
Thank you so much Michele, Emerson and Fanny and the rest of this beautiful family!
This is Mae!
Mae is 16 weeks old and would love a forever family!
She is one of the happiest puppies I’ve raised. She reminds me of Mae West…hence her name!
Mae is very smart. She loves to play fetch and get her belly rubbed.
She is great with children, other dogs and cats. At 3 weeks Mae used her water bowl as a swimming pool. This got a bit messy so we switched to water bottles and I bought her a kiddie pool! (See video below)
She would make a great pet for an active family.
She is doing well with potty training. Pees and poos outside or on a pad if she is indoors.
She has had 3 of her 4 DHPP vaccines and her bordatella vaccine.
She is AKC registered to parents who have passed all the health testing
requirements and are AKC Champions.
Below is Mae in her kiddie pool. She started swimming in her water bowl at 3 weeks so I got her a water bottle and a pool. She LOVES it!
If you want to know more about Mae, email me at j7carney@gmail.com
These are a couple shorts of Luke and Anikin playing. Enjoy!
Moms are eating outside the Puppy Pen now because they are not willing to share!
But it is a perfect time to get the puppies at their playful best.
Note our new setup. One of the whelping boxes is still in the pen as a private bedroom for the moms when they want some peace.
I vary the flooring in the pen with lots of different textures and a fluffy crate bed for them to climb on and build strength in their legs.
And I have added a pee pad which they are already using.
Finally, I left the original sound on the video. I think their little growls and barks are a hoot!
Enjoy!!
What a fun stage!
And…just like that…they are sound asleep!
At 3 weeks puppies will start exploring their environment and their littermates by “mouthing”.
This is not to be confused with a 10 week old puppy’s mouthing which can be a bit painful!
I find it endearing…one of the first signs of interaction with others around them.