Hesta

May 23, 2005 - Hesta overcame her potential handicaps and found her forever family! Stephanie and David and their kids adored her and while the min pin is going to take a little convincing, I'm sure that will come around. Stephanie writes: "she is wonderful....we are so thankful to have her. she is eating well and taking her pills without a problem, she only went on the floor 1time today, she knows what I want her to do when she goes outside. she does also start sniffing around when she has to go and I just jump, so I don’t think it will be long. we love her so much, the min pin is kinda snotty to her, but that’s just jealousy and my older dog is trying to ignore her, but puts her in her place if she gets on her turf with a stern grrrr. " Congratulations to Hesta, and thank you to David & Stephanie for waiting it out.


Hesta

Hesta was one of 8 living puppies born in early February. Over the course of the first three weeks, four of her siblings died - several from being stepped or laid on by their overly exhuberant, overweight mom. Her three sisters managed not to be underfoot when mom was getting excited. Hesta wasn't so lucky.

Hesta is now nine weeks old and developmentally is about two weeks behind her siblings. Veterinary examinations suggest that Hesta has some brain damage as the result of trauma. Hesta was a fighter, tho and wasn't going to give in like her siblings. Hesta eats, runs and plays normally, is working on her house training, she gives kisses and is very sweet. She is about half of the size of her siblings.

Hesta will always be a little slower to develop compared to puppies her own age. At this time, however, we can not determine if that is the only detrement - and that she'll just be a "slower" puppy. Hesta is availble in late April/May to a home who will provide her love and companionship, will take her to basic obedience classes, will be patient with her as she will need a little "extra". We expect Hesta to go home sometime after 12 weeks, so we can make sure that there are no "surprises" in her development. More photos

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