[Lara's mom]

Lara's biological mom and dad were blessed with a litter of beautiful puppies on October 23rd. Two days later on October 25th, one of Lara's sisters from a litter before her and a "handsome young Jack that she took a fancy to, had their own litter. This is Trinity's very first litter. Lara's biological mom has had several litters - generally a year and a half to two years apart. Both moms and their babes are doing well!

This will probably be Zola's last litter so, I'm really torn about getting one of the puppies. I'd love for Lara to have a playmate!!! If I do decide on taking another puppy, it will once again be a pet quality pup who will be spayed/neutered. This is the part where you guys are supposed to talk me out of it!!!

I don't know how many of each sex there are or how many are show quality as opposed to pet quality at this point although I'm waiting to hear!!! I'll post the website when she has pictures of them!

[Yogi]

pass on my congrats.....

[Lara's mom]

Thanks Yogi! We're all so excited! This will be my last chance to get another puppy from Lara's biological parents because Zola may be spayed after this litter. Gunnar and Zola produce wonderful little JRT pups.

I know there are very sensible reasons for not getting another puppy at this time. Bailey is getting on in years and would enjoy the peace and quiet that comes from not having a baby JRT running around. Lara is extremely bonded to me. I also wonder how she would feel about no longer being the baby of the family.

Eventually, I will be moving to a smaller apartment. Will there be room for an aging border collie, a very old cat and two shorty jacks? Would it be fair to the rest of the established pack (cat included) bringing in a new puppy?

I could really use some advice here...I just don't know what to do!

[Yogi]

I have been adding dogs and pups to my brood for years. Those that have established bonds already know there place and are secure in it. Adding another of the same breed should not be a real problem for the dogs, more so for you since remember back what it is like to have a puppy, especially one in the terrier family. lol
Go with your heart..I have found it rarely fails me.

Good luck with the new one...lol