Jaschic Labradors

17/12/2024

Kira🩷 how blessed I am to have you in this hard time.
Kira from the moment she met Minx’s pups has loved them like her own, we tried to bring her into milk but I think just being dryer up for 3 weeks with her own babies had an affect on this 😞 so I feed them and Kira cleans and snuggles with them saving a lot of work for me! I’m so lucky I can take them all to work with me.
Bless you Kira 💜

15/12/2024

Not an easy post to write😞
On Dec 1st Minx was in need of a c-section as get labour did not progress, she blessed us with 4 chocolate babies.Then on the 5th of December we lost her due to complications from her c-section😢
We are absolutely devastated and still can’t believe we have lost her.
She blessed us with 12 puppies from her last litter and was the best mum ever!
Kira has been looking after her babies now we tried to bring her into milk but she hasn’t long been dried off from her litter so the milk didn’t come but she toilets them and keeps them clean and snuggles with them, she has been amazing!
It’s been a rough week and I’m sorry to the owners of Minx’s babies that I haven’t been very good with updates or photos, I’m really exhausted from feeding, it will get easier☺️

03/12/2024

Hope all the puppies are settling in well☺️
This is a great page to join up with to share your Jaschiclabradors puppies.
You may even be able to catch up with siblings😉

29/11/2024

Taken this morning before 2 babies left with new families❤️

25/11/2024

Watermelon stripped😝

25/11/2024

Nice cold watermelon on a hot day🍉

22/11/2024

Splish splash 💦 it was a hot one tonight!

21/11/2024

Please take the time to read this, it has come to my attention that some people have not herd of the PARVO Virus and what the vaccine is for that the puppies need at 6,10 and 14 weeks of age.
This is why your puppy can not go out into a public place until 2 weeks after its last vaccination at 14 weeks.

How do dogs get parvo?

Parvovirus is highly contagious and can survive for long periods in the environment. The virus can withstand routine cleaning and weather changes, which means the spread of the virus is hard to control. It can be easily transferred from the paws of dogs and from people’s shoes or other items contaminated with the virus, like bedding or leashes. Parvovirus is shed in the faeces of infected animals, and dogs easily come into contact with these when sniffing the ground when on walks or at the dog park. It is important to understand that you don’t need direct dog-to-dog contact for a dog to become infected with parvovirus.

Parvo Vaccination Schedule:

This may change depending if you are living in a parvovirus endemic area.

Initial vaccine at 6 weeks of age
Booster vaccine at 10 weeks old
Booster vaccine at 14 weeks old

Remember, your puppy will not have full immunity against the virus until two weeks after their final puppy vaccine. This means that even after their last puppy vaccination, you should wait an additional two weeks before socialising them at dog parks or with dogs you don’t know the vaccination status of.

21/11/2024

Offal treat time! Nom nom!

17/11/2024

Trying out some new fruit and sweet potato!
The watermelon is always a favourite ❤️

17/11/2024

2-4-6-8 bog in don’t wait!

17/11/2024

Must be pass feed time😆Ace is wondering where I am😜

15/11/2024

Just more photos!

15/11/2024

Jean Paul❤️

15/11/2024

On tonight’s menu
Beef and chicken mince with bone broth that also contains vegetables sprinkled with kept and a puppy probiotic.

Greek yoghurt with chia seeds and coconut oil.

Dehydrated lung, heart, liver, chicken

14/11/2024