Author Archives: Heidi

We have had quite a day! Maggie started early labour signs last night which stayed relatively low key, until this morning.  The panting really got going, along with some episodes of being sick (which is common in labour).  Although there … Continue reading →

Maggie started first stage labour last night. The maternity suite is all ready for the imminent arrivals of our much awaited puppies. I will keep the website updated as and when I can for news of puppies. This is Maggie … Continue reading →

Maggie is getting so big now and her tummy feels so hot.  So we are doing what we can to keep her comfortable. Today we put up the whelping box, Maggie seems to be quite pleased about this and has … Continue reading →

I have had a busy few days – putting together my whelping kit for Maggie.  Getting everything sterilised and placing last minute orders for supplies we might need.  Labour notes at the ready.  The whelping box is going to be … Continue reading →

Maggie will be 7 weeks pregnant on the 17th July.  We have increased her meal rations to cope with the growing demands of pregnancy.  As yet she hasn’t slowed down at all, but her tummy feels so warm in this … Continue reading →

Maggie is now 6 weeks pregnant (plus one day!)  It is hard to imagine that in just three weeks time we will be having puppies again at Marchstone! If we were able to see the puppies right now, we would … Continue reading →

Just to give you a little bit of a window into Maggie’s tummy! Over the past five weeks a lot of changes will have been taking place. The fertilised eggs do not attach to the uterus until approximately 19 days. … Continue reading →

Very excited to be updating the website with this news.  Maggie is five weeks pregnant.  The pups are due on the 31st July. Puppy Information

We are making plans to have another litter of puppies with Maggie.  All going to plan the puppies will be due towards the end of July. We had her BVA Eye test updated yesterday and she now has a new … Continue reading →

I am actively campaigning with the Firework Abatement Campaign group. We do now have enough signatures for our campaign to be debated in parliament which is fantastic news.  We are looking for reducing and regulating the frequency of domestic firework … Continue reading →