Happy endings

Pepper came with her brother, who is almost identical, with a few more white details, and for the first few days we couldn't get enough of looking at those two. We would just give them a toy or two and let them play with each other and we would just fool around, as if we were watching the funniest and cutest sight. 

It is a hunting dog black, lanky, with high legs and ribbed, slender body. It has an ebony and glossy coat that shines in the sun and is like stroking velvet. 

She walks sometimes with her nose down, looking for the smells she thinks she needs to discover, and sometimes with her head held high with her lovely ears shaking up and down. 

She's an incredibly good puppy, she's very cheerful and enthusiastic, she's happy with you, she's happy with walking, she's happy with life, she plays and runs and falls down on her back and melts in caresses, and when you have a treat (and she has an appetite) she sits down, and looks you straight in the eye and even her ears seem focused on you. 

She is an incredibly pleasant puppy to be around, and you enjoy every moment of watching her be herself while slowly guiding her into becoming the best dog she can be. 

He's gorgeous. Black hound, which came when it was a trickle, thin as a feather, with a coat incredibly glossy and smooth, which was like caressing velvet. 

Nelson is a pitch-black, velvety dog, sociable and loving and funny. He goes for a walk and his long legs sway elegantly and it's as if he's walking lightly. A lot of times he goes nose to the ground, looking for smells like he commands him to do his DNA, and he fools around with his sister, and digs holes in the ground, and he curls himself, and he comes to cuddle and do all these puppy things that we love in dogs of this age. 

When he's focused and you're holding a treat, he does the sit down and looks you in the eye with that puppy who wants to be a good kid. 

He is a puppy very pleasant to watch, and very pleasant to spend time with.