Ooh, I love telling this story! This might drag on though.:(Sooo, for work experience I worked at a dog rescue. It was extremely easy. Walk dogs, drink tea, walk dogs, drink tea. We were allowed to play with the dogs whenever we got bored and I love dogs so was with them quite a bit. My favourite breed are Rottweilers and there was one there but she was overweight and needed a lot of dedication so we couldn't home her. But I fell in love with a Jack Russel cross called Pip who was brought into the rescue as a stray. She wasn't up for homing while I was working because she had a hernia. I showed her to my parents and they adored her, giving in saying we could adopt her. We waited until she had her operation and brought her home. Absolutely perfect, everyone who met her loved her. So calm and sweet. Not a typical terrier, she's quite calm and loves sleeping in the shade Then she started putting on a lot of weight. We treated her with turkey and stuff and worried we were over feeding her so we cut most treats and stuck to her dog food allowance. It was evident something was wrong and we had a good guess. We took her to the vet and it was confirmed; my dog was preggers and not far off due. Looking at the ultrasound you could see so much detail: ribs, spine, skull and even the beating heart. :(The dog rescue took her back to help with the birth. On the 29th June my tiny dog gave birth to 5 healthy pups.We saw them for the first time aged just 4 days old and they were adorable and because Pip trusted us we were one of very few people to see them. We all caved and even my strict stepdad caved and said he wanted one.Yesterday for the first time we held them. We all agreed on one of the puppies and are now eagerly looking forward to getting Pip and our new puppy home. The chosen one: We have to wait another 4 weeks for Pip and around 9 weeks for the puppy but it's going to be worth the wait!