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Fiona & Dutch’s Autumn Litter 2025!

Dutch and Fiona's puppies arrived!

Introducing Fiona & Dutch’s Autumn Litter 2025

We are thrilled to share that Dutch and Fiona has welcomed her first litter on Wednesday October 22nd! 

She was expecting 12 puppies, and although we sadly lost three little angels after a long 14-hour labour, we are overjoyed to have nine healthy, robust pups—three girls and six boys. Fiona has been an exceptional first-time mom, instinctively knowing what to do and bonding with her puppies immediately. 

Meet our Autumn Litter, in birth order:
🍂 Miss Kale – Purple collar
🍂 Miss Spice – Orange collar
🍂 Mr. Acorn – Brown collar
🍂 Mr. Apple Pie – Red collar
🍂 Mr. Gourd – Green collar
🍂 Mr. Twilight – Black collar
🍂 Mr. Frost – Light Blue collar
🍂 Mr. Sunrise – Yellow collar
🍂 Miss Mushroom – White collar

We can’t wait to share more updates as these little ones grow! Stay tuned for adorable photos and milestones. 🐾

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Location: Caledon, ON, Canada

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  1. Lindsay SchouresOctober 25, 2025 at 12:05 AM

    Is there a cause that’s most common for the newborn puppies to not survive?

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  2. RegalgoldensOctober 25, 2025 at 11:11 AM

    That’s a complex question, as there are many possible reasons why puppies may be stillborn. Causes can include complications during pregnancy or labour, infections, developmental issues, poor placental function, or oxygen deprivation during birth. Sometimes, despite the best care, the exact cause isn’t known.

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