Amante di Lago Lagotto Romagnolo

The Puppies have moved!

Tripp — Tue, 27 Sep 2011 00:57:43 +0000

We moved the puppies to a different room. Maybe it will allow us to get a little more sleep. Sorry fot the video being down. I have to figure out how to get a camera in their new room.

Video will be back soon!

They are HERE!

Tripp — Sat, 03 Sep 2011 13:32:12 +0000

After a very long day (3am until 2:30 am), all 6 puppies arrived and are happy to be with their mama. Margot won’t stop counting, licking and rearranging them. 4 boys and 2 girls. Her last litter was the exact opposite. All are doing fine and will get up checkup before lunch. They all are white with brown spots. The smallest weighed 10.50 oz and the largest 13.10 oz at birth.

Lagotto Romagnolo – Whelping on Ustream

Tripp — Fri, 02 Sep 2011 18:08:46 +0000

Lagotto Romagnolo – Whelping @ USTREAM: Our Lagotto is about to give birth to 6-7 puppies.

UPDATE: We took down the video because Margot was having trouble. We took her to the emergency vet. Margot was exhausted and a puppy was stuck. Just when we were trying to decide on a C-section, she gave birth to a very active little Girl! She is precious. The vet is sending us home to deliver her brothers and sisters.
We will be home soon and have the video back up soon

Lagotto Romagnolo – Whelping on Ustream, posted with vodpod

We are Expecting!

Tripp — Mon, 22 Aug 2011 23:13:55 +0000

Margot has had a great summer! She swam in the lake, the ocean and had a great time. She even caught a couple of fish to snack on. We made a road trip to Tampa, FL to meet up with Bono. He is an all white (officially white/orange) male that she has had her eye on since the Lagotto meetup in Chattanooga in 2009. It was quite an eventful trip. Margot and Bono are expecting puppies around Labor Day. Check back as we should know more soon………

Updated 8/29/11. XRAY was taken to determine number of Pups. How many can you see?

: “How Many?

Time for a Bigger Room!

Tripp — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 01:49:14 +0000

The pups are getting so big. They range from 4 pounds up to 7 pounds. They are eating real dog food which means they are pooping real dog poop! The odor and the box needing 18 inch walls necessitated a change in venue. We now have the Puppy play box in the basement which sure helps us get a better night sleep. Because of the location, I can’t get a webcam on the pups. Sorry.

Pictures to come……

Time for a Bigger Box

Tripp — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 02:46:30 +0000

The pups are now 3 weeks old. The biggest weighs almost 4 lbs! We had been using a kiddie pool as the welping box and containment pen. Well, watch the video below and you can see why we built a bigger box.

The Puppies are Here

Tripp — Sun, 13 Jun 2010 19:09:52 +0000

Margot went into labor Saturday night, June 12. At 10:15 AM Sunday Girl #1 born. There are 4 Girls and 2 boys.

Be sure to check out the “Meet the Pups!” page on the header above or Click Here: http://wp.me/PVMsx-2g

The live stream is down.

Welcome

Tripp — Sun, 23 May 2010 03:02:27 +0000

This site is in regards of our Lagotto Romagnolo, Margot.

A little bit about us… We have had labs in the past and loved them. Labs are smart, playful, love water and are loyal dogs. About 2 years ago we were in the market for a dog. Now that we have 4 children, one with allergies, our criteria changed. So we Googled “child friendly, non-bark, non-shed, hypoallergenic, medium sized, loves water”. Our search led us to Lagottos.

We’re Expecting Puppies!

Tripp — Thu, 20 May 2010 20:06:10 +0000

Margot is expecting. The father is Niko from October Glory Farms. You can see his page at http://web.me.com/octoberglory . The due date is June 12th, 2010. Not long now. If you are interested in a puppy, please contact us Trippankey@charter.net.

Breed Info

Tripp — Thu, 20 May 2010 01:48:14 +0000

Lagotto Romagnolo is a dog that has been specially bred to find truffles on all kinds of terrain. It is the only breed in the world specialized in tracking down this special tuber. A typical water dog of small-medium size, it is a light mesomorph with a rather stocky trunk. Its general appearance is rustic, strong and well-porportioned and its utility as a working dog is immediately obvious. The expression is one of attentiveness, intelligence and vivacity. The Lagotto works enthusiastically and efficiently, making the most of its inherent search-and-find skills and excellent sense of smell. The hunting instinct has been suppressed for so long that its not distracted by game. An affectionate animal, it forms a close bond with its owner and also makes a fine, easy-to-train companion.

Below is a clip from Animal Planet’s Dogs 101 show about Lagottos

http://animal.discovery.com/videos/dogs-101-lagotto-romagnolo.html – a better quality video straight from the source.