Cartersk9

14/11/2020

Play time this morning in the garden. The poodle come to play aswell

13/11/2020

Someone asked for the dog that most looks like the dad and this one is a spitting image of the dad !!! What a pretty face !!!

03/11/2020

Winner !! Yellow has come trumping through with a whopping 1.38kg weight gain this week !! All the puppies have made good weight this week and are really developing in to playful cheeky pups. From Stealing socks to nudging for attention they are really coming alive. Teeth are well underway and they are doing well with food intake as you can see with the weight !!

26/10/2020

Some details on all of the puppies with their weight progress. All the puppies are up and walking with eyes open and ears starting to work !! They are beginning to play with each other and chase each other round. They are consuming raw beef up to 3 times a day and I will slowly introduce lamb in to their diet in the next few days. Then on to mixing kibble in to the meat so they can become use to all things they may be fed. Chicken will the be introduced once we are settled on lamb and beef.

We have 4 females and 4 males. I haven’t decided my keeper yet as they are all showing good traits and I’m super impressed with the progression day by day. We aren’t able to tell between long haired and short hairs as of yet but I’m hoping to within the next 2 weeks.

Born on: 5/10/2020
First pup:13:30
Last pup:19:30

Collar colour: Red/white.
Puppy colour:Black
S*x: female
0week 1.52Lb
1 week 1.26kg
2weeks 2.13kg (wormed)
3weeks 3.17kg

Collar colour: Light pink.
Puppy colour: Black
S*x:female
0weeks1.54Lb
1 week 1.19kg
2weeks 1.99kg (wormed)
3weeks 2.88kg

Collar colour: Orange.
Puppy colour:Black
S*x:female
0week 1.21Lb
1 week 1.05kg
2weeks 1.73kg (wormed)
3weeks 2.58kg

Collar colour: Yellow.
Puppy colour:Black
S*x: male
0weeks 1.23Lb
1 week 1.20kg
2 weeks 1.96kg (wormed)
3 weeks 2.96kg

Collar colour: Blue.
Puppy colour: Black
S*x: male
0week 1.38lb
1 week 1.24kg
2 weeks 1.92kg (wormed)
3weeks 2.89kg

Collar colour: Yellow/black.
Colour: Brown
S*x: male
0weeks 1.49Lb
1 week 1.28kg
2 weeks 1.98kg (wormed)
3 weeks 2.87kg

Collar colour: Green.
Puppy colour:Brown
S*x: male
0 week 1.23Lb
1 week 1.1kg
2 weeks 1.75kg (wormed)
3 weeks 2.75kg

Collar colour: Dark pink.
Puppy colour: Brown
S*x:female
0week 1.45Lb
1week 1.19kg
2 weeks 1.84 kg (wormed)
3weeks 2.9kg

24/10/2020

Hmmmmmmm what should we call them ???
Let us know what you think In the the comments below !! We’d also appreciate you sharing this post as we are starting to look for homes for them 😔

Chinese Red ovcharka ???
Chinese red Shepherd ???
Caucasian red dog ???

Here we have a lovely litter of puppies that are a fantastic mix of Chinese red dog and a Caucasian ovcharka (Shepherd). They are both very defensive but very loyal dogs. They both are excellent guardians of land and humans.

The mum (Lizzie, Caucasian ovcharka) is very protective over the family and our home. If anybody enters or comes near she will bark and doesn’t buckle under pressure. The ovcharka has very high defensive drive and wants to please the owner but usually aren’t interested in playing ball. On the flip side since the puppies, we have had her living indoors and she is very chilled and happy to relax and sleep. The exercise that these dogs need isn’t for the faint hearted but also manageable. At least an hour of exercise a day will suffice however if kept indoors I would recommend more. The grooming of these dogs isn’t very difficult although it looks daunting; I am on the lazy side of grooming and keep on top of it fairly well. They just need a shedding brush to bring the dead undercoat out and that brings the top coat to a nice standard too. The obedience of this breed is never going to be competition standard but with strict rules and a small amount of pressure I have reached a great standard that I am satisfied with. Lizzie has been raw fed from the day I got her and she eats very well. I don’t measure the food I give her I just adjust the amount based on work and condition but I would estimate 1-1.4kg a day. Lizzie is fantastic with children and would die for a family member. Lizzie will be around 60kg fully grown.

The dad (Bomber, Chinese red dog) is a very loyal dog and wants to be by my side all of the time. He is gentle and affectionate however when the time needs it he can be switched on and become very aggressive to a threat and will protect his owner. The Chinese red dog has a high defensive drive but also has a prey drive hidden away that needs working to come out so they are interested in balls and playing. He is currently in training to become a sport dog so all bases are being tested with him at the moment. Chinese red dogs have potential to have very good obedience and that I am working on too. He, also like Lizzie, when outside in his pen will bark at any intruders and protect our home. The Chinese red dog needs more exercise than the ovcharka especially if kept indoors. They need and want more mental stimulation. The ovcharka will switch off where as the Chinese red dog can be mentally stimulated for far longer. Bomber has also been fed raw food from a short time after I got him he consumed roughly the same amount of food as Lizzie and is a lot less picky as to what he eats. Bomber hasn’t been around children like the others but from other people with the same breed, have no problems and I can socialise him in large crowds and he is comfortable so I wouldn’t have any worries putting him with children. He also is very loyal to me and would stand with me through thick and thin. Bomber will be between 50-65kg fully grown.

Both dogs are very loving to the three of us who live together (me, my girlfriend and my dad). They both have zero dog aggression and play well. From knowledge this is only the second litter of this breed of dog in the country. This breeding was accidental however I was always interested as to what they would be like so all be it nervous I was super excited.

Feel free to message us with any queries or feel free to give me a call should you want to speak to me about them 07866489037, but as mentioned above, please share this post as now is the time to start looking for their forever homes. I will do an in-depth post including all the puppies with weights, pictures and progress.

24/10/2020

Feeling full up and sleepy after their raw food 🐶

Super impressed with the progression of these puppies.

20/10/2020

No stopping them now!

20/10/2020

Worming time after this feed for them all 👍🏼

16/10/2020

Dark pink collar winning the race!
Eyes opening at 11 days old 🐶

13/10/2020

A few close ups of pups sleeping under the heat lamp (hence the red tinge to the photos).

Still no eyes open yet!

12/10/2020

Puppies are growing well!! Eyes are still shut but at 7 days they are starting to show good size !! Have high hopes for these. They are too wriggly when awake to try and get a picture after weighing them.

Red/white collar.
Black female
born at: 1.52Lb
1 week 1.26kg

Light pink collar
Black female
born at: 1.54Lb
1 week 1.19kg

Orange collar
Black female
born at: 1.21Lb
1 week 1.05kg

Yellow collar
Black male
born at: 1.23Lb
1 week 1.20kg

Blue collar
Black male
born at: 1.38lb
1 week 1.24kg

Yellow/black collar
Tan male
born at:1.49Lb
1 week 1.28kg

Green collar
Tan male
born at: 1.23Lb
1 week 1.1kg

Dark pink collar
Tan female
born at: 1.45Lb
1week 1.19kg

11/10/2020

Some outside play time for Bomber (dad) today 🎾

07/10/2020

Sitting pretty supervising the clean and bed change.

Puppies resting after a feed

06/10/2020

One very chilled and happy mum looking after her 8 pups this morning 🐶

05/10/2020

8 puppies now all settling down

05/10/2020

4 puppies so far Lizzie is doing well awaiting the 5th one now

03/10/2020

Happy due date to the mum to be 🎊

No signs yet but she’s very uncomfortable and lost her appetite. 🤞🏻 these pups make an appearance soon!

27/09/2020

Mum slowly settling in to her whelping box. 8 days to go until they are due.

Dad nice and alert

At least 8 puppies in there cooking up nicely

23/09/2020

22/09/2020

Stage 1: Carters custom whelping box as shown below. It took two attempts to get it to this stage after realising the first attempt would not be big enough. We had our suspicions confirmed on Sunday 20th September, it’s all go getting ready for the rare and exciting litter. Expected due date anytime after 3/10/202. Watch this space.