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There are my two 15-week-old girls, Scout (left) and Hero (right). They moved in with me on Dec 20th and I’m so happy to have them in my life. They’ve made such a positive difference already and I’m so grateful for them and the joy they bring.
We currently live in a rental property while my home is having some work done on the foundations and plan to move back at the start of March. I’m really looking forward to them having the run of the place and watching them grow up together.
Hero has just started getting a little aggressive toward Scout (hormones) so I’ve had to separate them when they’re asleep (until they’re old enough to get spayed and properly bonded), but when I’m home, they love nothing more than to sit on the sofa with me, Scout usually licking my fingers and arm while Hero likes to see what I’m eating and if she can have some. Her current favourite thing to do is nibble banana while I’m trying to eat it.
They’re currently curled up on the rug by my feet, nose to nose, and I have been unable to do anything productive aside from watching them sleep and gushing over how cute they are to anyone who will listen via text message.
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Oh my gosh, what cuties! Gorgeous markings! I love Hero’s ears! <3
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You are wise to separate them before fighting get serious, as fights can make the bonding process more difficult in the long run.
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