Awww Bev they are looking great. U r doing a fantastic job and especailly with the cleft palate pups. U should be very proud of yourself for giving them the chance.

New pics are brilliant I cant tell which of the pups have the cleft palates.

You're doing a great job Clue

well done clue you should be so proud of yourself a lot of people wouldnt of dreamed of doing what you have done and them little boys wouldnt of had the chance you have given them

They are beautiful Clue! And good on you for giving them a chance! We were told by numerous people to have our boy pts as he didn't seem to be recovering after neck surgery and was virtually paralysed for a few months. However, we persisted as we felt that he deserved a chance (he was only 5 months old) and now he's fine. He still walks like he's had a few too many beers, but he has a totally normal life and is a complete joy. As long as they seem happy enough, that's all that matters . Good luck with them!

keep up the great work clue

thanks everyone. They have learned to move quicker than i anticipated, William threw himself off of the worktop lunchtime, i let go of him, pulled a wet wipe out of the bag next to where he was feeding and "too late" he was on the floor. My heart was in my mouth, but the little s t bounced thank god. im going grey with these lads.
Oh and i forgot to mention light titch is now Harry and dark titch is now William.
i did think of naming the others edward, philip and Cammilla LOL

YOu are doing a great job, well done for giving them a chance, we had a litter a while back all but 2 of the pups had CP, we had to have them put to sleep, they were suffering

I thought it was around 8 weeks old to op on Soft pallete and 6 months old to op on hard pallete but I cant remb.

Good luck Clue and well done!

i thought so too Azz ...good luck with the babies