But she must be in real pain too… You’ll know why when you watch the videos below.

The preparation… Moments before she starts her contractions and labor. I actually moved her whelping box downstairs coz I wanna her deliver her puppies downstairs instead in my room or outside my room…It turns out that… watch this.

Here comes the first puppy!

And the second puppy…

Another one?

And the final furkid!

Here is Suki and her babies.

They grow pretty fast in size. It’s just about a week old and I can see a difference in size in each of them though I see them everyday.

Let’s see puppy number 1 – male. He’s the biggest and greediest among all and I temporarily name him Fei Zai. (Take note : Fei Zai won’t be the registerred name of coz!)

Some close-up shots.

Here’s my second “grandson”.

This is my third “grandchild” and also my first “granddaughter”.

The last “grandchild” which is my second “granddaughter”.

Dun you think they look like Rotweilers puppies? I’ve been receiving many queries why are her puppies black. Hm… Good question, Australian Silky Terriers are born blue and tan and as they grow older, their coat slowly changes. Suki was born with similiar colour, and look at her now. Totally changed like an ugly duckling changed to a swan! I dun think the puppies are ugly(some people do think they are ugly and u know who u are), I think they are incredibly cute!

If you are wondering how does Suki’s unofficial husband looks like(they have not gotten any marriage registration and ceremoney), I only manage to locate this photo. I wasn’t around when they mate, so, didn’t manage to snap his pics to share.