Cavachon Puppy Blenheim Girl | I’ll be a bit bigger, about 14 - 16 pounds all grown up!

Aw, here is the other little mother hen in this litter of Cavachon cuties! The girls have been entirely smitten with the new bunny arrivals in the overflowing toy basket lately. Just the right size for carrying gently in one’s mouth, Daisy Wren has done her share of hiding baby bunnies and trying to keep her pesky brothers from chewing their ears off! 😳 The boys, being boys, can’t understand why their sisters aren’t on board with this program, and it’s keeping Daisy & Hazel busy doing bunny search and rescue, lol.

Yes, I’m thinking Daisy will fit in nicely in just about any setting; she’s a wee bit maternal and will cuddle up with your little ones and sympathize sweetly when they fall down and go boom. She'll also romp and play to their heart's content, but when bedtime comes, she'll be mother's little helper, and you can tuck her in with your reluctant toddler, and she'll snuggle in close and help them go nighty night. (Hum, after she’s house-trained, says the more practical side of Mama Terry).

Which brings to mind a question I’m asked quite often: is it OK to have my puppy sleep with me (or with the kids who are pleading for their turn with the family’s canine companion)? Actually, it’s one of the most pleasant ways to drift off to dreamland, with a warm little dog pressed gently up against your side, a dog’s body temp is a couple of degrees warmer than ours, and it’s the most comforting things in the world. Just ask our Hastings who claims his spot in bed with hubby and I every night without fail.