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Pregnancy is one of the most beautiful periods that happen in life, but also difficult.
When you are around someone who is pregnant, nervousness and anxiety are always present.
And maybe we see this not only in humans but also in animals.
Fortunately, for this golden retriever, she had some animal lovers with her who made sure everything went well after she ended up on the street.
Rosie arrived at Neuse River Golden Retriever Rescue pregnant and with a very large belly. The volunteers gave him the help he needed.
Katie and John Black, two big-hearted dog lovers, took Rosie into their home before the big day.
Since they started fostering dogs, the couple has taken care of more than 20.
What surprised them a lot were the little puppies that were born because they were not usual at all. She gave birth to puppies that looked nothing like their mother.
“Not quite what we were expecting. Our foster dog and golden mix gave birth yesterday. To baby cows,” Katie wrote on Reddit.
It turned out that the golden retriever puppies weren’t as golden as you would have expected. They looked more like cows!
The puppies were white with black or brown spots.
Everyone who saw the puppies thought it was the strangest thing they’d ever seen. But Rosie and John didn’t skip a beat.
“She is one proud Mama,” Katie says.
Since the puppies looked like a herd of tiny cattle, Katie and John decided to give the puppies classic “cow names,” including Daisy, Betsy, Clarabelle, and Moo.
And even if they don’t know who the dad is, Katie and John are sure he’s not a golden retriever.
The fact that a dog has puppies that look very different from theirs isn’t as unusual as you’d think. And in particular, mixed breeds often result in special combinations and colors.
“When it comes to non-pedigree dogs, mixed breeds and deliberate crossings of two breeds or the subsequent offspring of mixed crossings-like the Labradoodle and Cockapoo — there is a lot more scope for variance, to the point that the color or other manifestations of physical appearance can be quite variable within the same litter,” writes Pets4Homes.
So the mystery is solved! =)
