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Two average months pass quickly, but to someone who raises puppies, it seems like at least half a year. The litter with the letter M moved to volunteer puppy-raising families this week. Strengthened and enthusiastic, they begin their new phase of life, which will last until they are one to one and a half years old.
Summer is full of experiences: swimming by the water, making new friends, traveling together. Of course, guide dogs and students don’t miss out on the fun either! Sometimes they discover new places with their owners, sometimes they are on vacation with our volunteers, or they return to their puppy raiser.
From the moment they were born, we followed Kifli and his siblings’ daily lives: how much they ate, how they grew, when they opened their eyes, when they stood up for the first time, how they reacted to the world. Kifli is special, not only because he was the first to be born,
