I can't even explain how much this means to me right now, to hold a LIVE baby kit in my hands again. I was just about ready to give up, because no one wants to take me to shows anymore/wont let me drive myself, so I figured whats the point. Finally seeing some live kits really helped...felt like I was getting nowhere for a while.

Anyway, she had 5...unfortunately 4 of them are peanuts. :( I've only had one "peanut" in the past and I think it was actually a fader. It makes me so sad to know that there is nothing I can do for them...they are so sweet and the broken is really talkative. :( Fortunately the one normal kit looks well fed and is very healthy and fat.

Pics soon!

:( I'm sorry about the peanuts.

:dance: :dance: YAYE babies!!!!

Sorry to hear about the peanuts but I'm happy to hear you had babies and one normal one!

Can't wait for pictures!

Oh how awful that you got that many peanuts :( Just love them as much as possible in the next couple of days. Tell them we love them and kiss each one for me!

Kiss the healthy baby too and I can't wait for photos! :dance:

Will do! I am so trying to not get attached to the little broken peanut, he is sooo cute and he talks to me. :boohoo: He squeaked when I gave him a kissy earlier.

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I don't think I could take it! I would fall in love with the squeakies!

oH! Thats so sad! I've never actually seen a peanut but IDK what I would do if I ever had one! Well...maybe by some fate of chance it might live? I'm hoping so! Oh and congrats on the babies! I'm still sitting here waiting and I can't figure out how all of ya'll are so patient! I still have 2 weeks left!!!

The double dwarf gene (peanuts) is always fatal, unfortunately. :( When raising dwarf breeds for awhile you get used to them. I expect at least one in each litter. It's just part of raising a breed that carries the dwarfing gene.