Mohr Bouviers

In the spirit of the new seasons, we have named our latest additions.

We have Rudolf, Blitzen, Cupid, Vixen, Dancer and Prancer. Now we just need to find six tiny antlers for them so they can look just like their Mom!!

If you’d like to catch a glimpse of the 2010 Winter models, please feel free to check out this Quicktime video:

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Please note: you’ll need to download the free Quicktime Player to preview the video. If you have problems seeing the video, please try viewing from a shared computer such as your public library.

After what seemed like forever….Belle has decided to share her latest creations with the world. Belle is the very proud Momma of 6 very cute chunks. We have 2 fawn males, 1 fawn female, 1 dark brindle female and 2 black females.

After a very long Thursday night and early morning the decision was made to take her down to North Penn and have a c-section done. Thanks Dr. Rossi for taking such good care of our girl and her puppies.

Belle and her puppies are doing very well. Thanks to everyone for their positive thoughts and a special thanks to Nancy for helping Karl in my absence.

Anyone interested in puppies please contact us for information. We will be posting more pictures as they grow as well as more Quicktime videos.

We want to let everyone in on a little secret….Jezzabelle hopefully will be having a litter of puppies around Thanksgiving. Nothing has been confirmed by the Vet but she was bred to Leo earlier this month. Belle surprised us by coming into heat early. She was due to come into heat until December timeframe but who are we to argue with Mother Nature?

As many of you know, Leo is black and Belle is dark brindle so we should have some more black puppies and a good possibility of fawns. Both Leo and Belle have fawn in their background.

We will keep everyone posted. If anyone is interested in being put on the list of potential puppy families just let us know. If all goes well the puppies would be ready for their new homes around February of 2011.

We are excited to welcome seven new families to the Mohr Bouvier Family. Lola’s babies from the 2010 litter (2010 photo gallery and video clips.) have each found a wonderful home to love and protect for many years to come.

First, we have Anakin aka Ernie who will be bringing lots of wonderful times to his new owner Jessie Swan. Jessie’s family had Bouviers when she was growing up so she is very familiar with the breed. Jessie and Anakin will be living in Detroit, MI while Jessie completes med school and starts her residency. In her spare time Jessie wants to do many varied things with Anakin such as obedience and agility to name a few. Anakin will also help Jessie relax after some very long and stressful hours at the hospital.

Next, we have Paddy aka Bert who will be putting smiles on the faces of his new family Carol and Jeff Pulham and daughters Amanda and Emily. The Pulham’s are first time Bouvier owners but have what it takes to be a wonderful family for their first Bouvier. Paddy will be staying in the Lehigh Valley. If you see a beautiful black Bouvier out and about in our area, it just may be Paddy having fun with his new family.

Then, we have Bruiser who is keeping his name. Bruiser will be joining the Porczynski family. Traci, Tad and their sons Lukas and Seth, currently have a Bouvier named Magnus. The Porczynski’s lost their older Bouvier and Magnus needs a buddy to play with and teach the ropes to and Bruiser fit the bill! We would like to thank the Rossi’s who own Eddie for recommending us to the Porczynski’s. They are a great family and I know will have many years of happiness and adventures with Bruiser.

That takes care of our boys so onto the girls in the litter…..

First, we have Phoebe aka Violet who will be making a long time dream finally coming true for her new family. Amanda has wanted a Bouvier for many years but the time was just not right. Well her time has finally come and she and her husband will be adding Phoebe to their family of not only two people but a skunk, kitty and many other animals she will meet when she goes to work with Amanda at North Penn Animal Hospital. That’s right, North Penn Animal Hospital will now have 2 Bouviers (Eddie who belongs to Dr. Rossi) helping out and greeting patients. Thanks again to the Rossi’s for recommending us to Amanda.

Next, is Bella aka Lil who will be joining Barb Taylor and her three granddaughters. In fact Barb’s one granddaughter Kylee is so excited she has already picked a nickname for Bella. She will be known as Bella Vanilla Bean. Needless to say Bella needs to be able to keep up with three little girls whether it is playing, dress-up or just providing companionship. That should keep this playful and sweet puppy busy.

Then, we have Petunia aka Magnolia who will be living with Pamela Richards in New Jersey. Pamela is very familiar with the breed. It has been a three year journey for Pamela to find just the right puppy to add to her family. Petunia was everything Pamela was looking for, so she will be joining Pamela and her family of Dachshunds.

We can’t forget about Aggy aka Daisy who has found her home with Jean Podlasek and her pit bull mix. Although Jean really didn’t think her life need a puppy at this point, after meeting the soon to be Aggy, Jean realized there was something missing in her life. And that something as it turned out was a wiggly, fuzzy, snuggly fawn female Bouvier puppy. Jean has had several Bouviers over the years and decided she needed one more. And so Aggy wiggled her way into Jean’s heart and soon her home.

Welcome to all our new families. We look forward to hearing all about your adventures with your new puppies. And as always if you ever have any questions we are a phone call or email away.

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“He’s Mine, He’s Mine!!!!”

(Please note: you’ll need to download the free Quicktime Player to preview the video. If you have problems seeing the video, please try viewing from a shared computer such as your public library.)