Well, the fun has started. They play. They mouth each other's noses. They come to us when we come near them. When Cheeto walks around their area they follow her. Today we introduced two toys that make noise. Leprechaun amazed me by rolling the snake with her nose across the floor following it as she rolled it. 
How could such a sweet little girl have such a big voice. They are beginning to hear now and loving to express themselves. The left is a little fuzzy because it would be better as a video. It is action and noise. Sometimes the noise that comes out of them surprises even them and they just knock themselves over. They are walking well and some of them can even walk on the vinyl flooring; others still slip. The white fleece in the background is waiting to be washed outside of the x-pen. It is great in that it helps give them traction when they are learning to walk and just wicks away any moisture (pee) that mom Cheeto might miss. There is more of that now and we are starting to litter box train them. They have explored outside the pool but inside the x-pen where they eat and the litter box is also. Then I put them back in their pool that is familiar to them; just little changes. No one has escaped the pool yet but the day is coming soon.
This is Lucky you met him before but now look at this guy. He weighs 3 lbs. 3 oz. Many pup's eyes opened late yesterday. Looking into their beautiful dark eyes brought tears to mine. They are precious. They actually are beginning to look like puppies. A few times during the day they have organized romping. They are noisy and just climb and wobble walk and have a puppy party. Everyone is doing some kind of walking - some can really get somewhere, some carefully place one paw after the other and some almost run, but they still spend most of their time out cold sleeping. And yes, eating. Cheeto is doing a great job nursing the bunch and eating herself sometimes up to 10 cups a day, with cottage cheese. She sleeps next to the pups on a her bed at night and keeps watch.
