Vizsla Puppies soon departing to New Homes

                                                                                                                Thanks to David Page photography .

It is a bittersweet time for us at Nearlyheaven as our gorgeous Hungarian Vizsla puppies are now seven weeks old, and soon it will be time for them to leave the nest and go to their new homes.

First they must visit the veterinary surgeon to have their microchip,  injections and a health check.

We have tried in the past to take all of the litter in one session but it causes mayhem at the surgery, so we shall take three puppies at a time, this is to keep the vet happy!

Thankfully, the weather has improved and during the daytime the puppies go into their outdoor house which has a fenced garden area to allow them to play.

They have amused us by wanting to curl up in the buckets rather than sleep in their large and comfortable shed. Their antics and play fights are a joy to behold.



Many of the new owners visit their chosen puppy each week to spend some time playing with them.

Mum is no longer living with her brood,  they completely strip her of milk in a few seconds and then chase her around trying to obtain a second drink, she soon retreats into the house after her feeding  duties are finished!
The adult male dogs are always terrified of the puppies they never accept them until they begin to  look like adult dogs!

So much for the brave hunting dogs!

The female Vizsla's all want to "mother" the puppies and play with them.
Blanche cleans and licks her nephews and neices whenever Meg has her back turned! below is a picture of "Deeva" (She is Blanchettes daughter) she has been residing here for a week while her owners were in the UK, she was fascinated by these little creatures, in fact she reverted to being a puppy once again, playing and rolling on the floor with them.

Of course we try to educate our babies prior to them arriving in their new homes, they are using newspaper for their toilet at night and this should help with future house training.

They come into the house to get used to the smells and sounds so that they will not be frightened of new experiences when they leave home.
Our puppies having a party!

The one below is a bit of a Poser!

These two boys are hoping for new owners very soon!

    Finally here is Teddy Bear who was born to the same parents 13months prior to these puppies!