THIS IS ALL NEW TO ME

I'm a wee bit confused about how to do all of this, but I have never been one to give up on anything or anybody. I'm usually the last one to throw in the towel and admit defeat or something like it. It took me all of 3 hrs to figure out how to post the pictures of my girls and still one is missing from the group. Oh well she'll come out of her sleeping box later and I'll get that perfect shot of my little Sophia. Olivia had puppies Jan 13th @ 4 pm, seven very big (so the vet said) babies, 4 boys, 3 girls and I'm happy to say they are all very healthy and happy. Momma seems a little worn out and was a little confused the first couple of days, I could almost hear her say "what the heck and these wiggly, squeaking things next to me and why do I have stitches in my tummy". Bulldogs have c-sections because they are known for not delivering all their babies and having lots of problems in the process. So a c-section is easier on her in the long run, but for new moms they seem to not know exactly "whats up" for a day or 2 but after that my girls have been great mothers. Violet was my first bulldog and what a piece of work she is. She takes nothing off of anyone and is quite the watchdog too, just ask my mail man and UPS dude. But she is a great mother also and will be coming back into season by spring. My little Sophia, well just wait until I get that perfect picture posted of her and you'll understand why she is everyone pick. Every time my daughter comes to the house she threatens to steal her away to her house. She wants to be a lap dog and none of us have the heart to tell her she weighs about 35 pounds plus. I'm hoping she has her first heat cycle soon because then she would probably have her 2nd late fall and I never breed until the 2nd heat cycle. Well this has been fun and I'm looking forward to an awesome 2009, and I pray it will be awesome for you also.