9 little pups ... wait, I only see 8?

Quick picture of that nest of joy Sorry for the quality, it's taken with my iPod and under the red light.
So it's ... red

- The the most to the left (with the black collar, if you can see it ) was the last born male, pup #8. He's the lightest of the males
- The one on the middle, with the flashy white dreadlocking collar is the heaviest female, in weight making her equal to the heaviest male already. and she can drink! If she keeps this up, she gonna be a pretty heavy lady
- The one above the white, with that other pale collar, was the last one born, a female and the smallest (runt XD) of the litter. But she is so cute We call her 'Nine' for the moment, as she was born 9th of the nest and all names need to start with a 'N' anyway
- The one curled up next to Nine, was #4 and is the second lightest of the group (she was the lightest untill Nine was born ) And she is a master in losing her collar all the time
- The on the right, stretching her legs, is ... 'Easteregg' In Dutch, we call her 'Paasei', mainly because her collar is such a flashy yellow one, that made us think like an Easteregg And the name stuck it's just a nickname though But if we say 'Paasei', everyone know about which pup we are talking
- Then the 3 below, the one laying against the wall is pup #1 or simply, the heaviest male. And he's huge! Well, at least if you place Nine right next to him
- The one curled up between his legs, (should be  dark green collar) is the second born male, equal to his brother in weight He's still a little bit 'stupid' when it comes to drinking (he can drink, he just doesn't always find it ) but he is pretty active. Has the habit to move his sibling around (coming trough!!)
- Then the head, with the thick brown collar, was #5, trouble maker! It was she that took so long to be born and of which we thought she was dead. Now she is perfectly healthy and together with her 'blue' sister, master in getting her collar thrown around!
- and the 9th pup is currently missing (should be light green collar) on the picture, so that one is probably hiding behind the blanket! When you miss a pup, just look under the blanket. They crawl everywhere!!

So I nice bunch of peeping pups To bad that I got a call last evening, to hear that apparently, there was a 10th pup ... It was born 24h after the last, already dead ... but the owner said it was a really huge one, probably the heaviest of them all A litter of 10 pups, conceived trough KI is really a big litter, knowing they were normally gonna get 'only' 6 pups with that method. That male must be a pretty fertile male then

just got a message, number 11 was born, 48h after the entire litter. ofcourse also dead.