I’m so excited!!!

So after flip flopping from getting the puppy to no I’m not getting the puppy...I decided IF my holidays were approved I’d get her. Well they were approved! I actually told my supervisor and she said hmmm I’ll have to call this other worker etc...then she said you know what I’m just going to approve them now so you can start planning.
It’s downright beautiful here right now (normal high should be around-15 C)...right now it’s +3 C. I’m hoping this weather holds however the breeder told me this girl has such a thick coat she can be outside for a few minutes...I can’t imagine...both of mine never had such a coat that young!
Now a name...I’m thinking her CKC name A Breath of Snow and Ashes (ok I’m stealing a book title here and not sure if it’s allowed so this could be changed) and call name????
Now my pre puppy work begins....
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ADORABLE!!!!!!!!!
 
Having a girl will certainly be interesting to see the differences between the sexes...if she’s anything like Brooke I’ll be blessed!

One of Brooke's GCH daughters was a bi-blue and she was just beautiful - the breeder kept her. She called her "Brookie in blue" because she reminded her so much of her mother. :) I'll be interested to see what you think of the sex differences, since I've had 6 girls but only Elijah for a boy.
 
I'll be interested to see what you think of the sex differences

Same!!!! I had a female growing up but as a married adult with kids, opted mainly for male pets in the household because I have this mindset that boys are more playful, all around goofy and set less on a person. Hubby wanted a female, but the list for them is longer and I am just less confident of how a female would interact with everyone. All our pets have always chosen me as their #1 person - mainly because I am their main caregiver - but they do give everyone attention. My evenings if on the couch are normally spent with Rusty, our cat, at my right side or on top of me, Kooper off to my left and Brodie at my feet. I am so interested to hear what you feel differences are in playfulness, who she attaches to or not, how she interacts with the boys - I wonder if she will be queen of their castle and if she is, how long it takes for that transition to happen :)
 
Same!!!! I had a female growing up but as a married adult with kids, opted mainly for male pets in the household because I have this mindset that boys are more playful, all around goofy and set less on a person. Hubby wanted a female, but the list for them is longer and I am just less confident of how a female would interact with everyone. All our pets have always chosen me as their #1 person - mainly because I am their main caregiver - but they do give everyone attention. My evenings if on the couch are normally spent with Rusty, our cat, at my right side or on top of me, Kooper off to my left and Brodie at my feet. I am so interested to hear what you feel differences are in playfulness, who she attaches to or not, how she interacts with the boys - I wonder if she will be queen of their castle and if she is, how long it takes for that transition to happen :)
If she’s queen then Piper is King...she’d have a hard time unseating him so I’m interested to see that too lol! After 2 boys and one girl (my last dog who passed 5 years ago was a female Cocker) and my moms female mix I do find with my limited knowledge that girls are easier to housebreak than boys! This girl will be the true test! She most certainly will be spoilt!
I picked up an ex pen for outside used...it’s an Iris ex pen, the previous owner bred Shitzu’s and used it for the puppies...it has 12 panels and 3 doors, each panel is 3’ wide so I can either have a good run outside for her or a smaller one and an ex pen inside (I already have a metal ex pen for her inside).
Of course I hear the weather is supposed to get colder soon...
 
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