Our Cocker Spaniel “Miss Kitty” has had her first litter of puppies. She is the mother to four beautiful babies. One male and two females. Both females are tri-colored (black PRIMARY with white on paws, and a touch of tan on their back side under their tails. The male is Liver with hints of tan. We plan to keep one and the other three are up for adoption. We hope to find homes for them within Alaska, but if you are out of state we can check into the travel & air travel cost (that are extra). They are full AKC registered, and will have their first shots.
The father is a black Cocker Spaniel from North Pole, Alaska. We have known his owners for many years and they have bred some fine cocker spaniels. Miss Kitty is beautiful merle Cocker Spaniel.
First listed here is Fudgy…Our big pudgy boy.
Third is another female… but called Snoopy. She has a bit more white on the nose.
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We have been using cloth diapers since our third child (Mercy Fire) was born. It has helped keep cost down. Since I make all our own diapers, that cost is even lower. Many that I have made, have come from re-used fabrics. Including but not limited to our old flannel shirts, worn out jeans, and the like. Also I have made many out of new fabrics, including polar fleece. We have sold them on e-bay before and hope to sell diapers again soon, as soon as I can get a sewing space set up in this new house. I even have a couple of bolts of flannel waiting for me. 
We do have a “limited number” still on hand available for sale. Contact us via email if you are interested. We can do payments through PAYPAL – VISA or MC. This is a pair of tie-dye prefold polar fleece diapers. The advantage to a prefold is it fits a wide range of sizes up to about 30 pounds or so. The prefold is my favorite style of diaper because you don’t have to buy new ones every couple of months because baby outgrew the fitted ones. This pair has tie-dye polar fleece on one side and a coordinating red flannel on the other side with a piece of flannel sandwiched between them making a three layer diaper. These diapers may need a doubler, they were made with the idea of drying quickly when line dried. The dimensions are 14 by 15 3/4 before washing. They are serged on all four sides. They are made of new material so they may shrink a little. The polar fleece may pill but this does not affect its function.
This is a set of three prefold cloth diapers. They have bunnies on them and are similar to receiving blankets used by some hospitals. They even say hospital property on them, (really I bought this bolt of fabric from Walmart – we didn’t rob the hospitals) They are made from new material and have half a washcloth as a pad. The layers are 3-4-3 not including the pad. The outer material is a woven cotton blend with a flannel layer inside. They have serging on the ends and folded over on the long sides. I purposely left the raw edge in the pad area because I didn’t want to lose the writing next to it. It says “bunnyland 2 cinncinati, ohio”.I thought it was cuter this way. These diapers also may need a doubler, as mentioned above.
This set of three bright blue flannel prefold diapers have baby paraphernalia designs (bottle, bib, pacifier and rattle) in yellow. The layers are also 3-5-3. They have serging on the ends and folded over on the long sides.These diapers may also need a doubler, as mentioned above.
We are now able to accept donations/payments through Paypal. Donations are NOT tax deductible, but are very welcome. Now you can buy cloth diapers, puppies, or other items as we make them available.
