I have 3 litter mates. When I bought my Biewers I fell in love with 2 of the girls so I brought them both home...we wanted their sister too but she was spoken for. So, after a while the third sister was returned to the breeder and we were asked if we wanted her so, of course, I took her too.
The funny thing is that even though they are litter mates the first 2 (Megan and Maddie) are very close and even look alike as far as structure, coat and colors but Molly isn't 'in the group' so to speak. Like yours Megan and Maddie protect each other, share everything, don't argue and definitely snuggle together. Molly is 'let in' once in a while but for the most part she is treated like she is not a sister. It's kind of sad sometimes but you can definitely see they were seperated for those few impressionable months when they were younger. The breeder did tell me that Megan and Maddie have been inseperable since birth and I believe it so maybe it's just the way they are made up. They all get along but when it gets deep Megan and Maddie will be side by side. It's all o.k. though because we have Murfee and him and Molly have joined forces...they're not litter mates but they could be personality twins!
All in all I love having my sisters together and I'm glad I did it. If I had to change anything it would be that the other woman never bought Molly and I would have gotten her at the same time with Megan and Maddie...maybe then things would be different...I don't know.
Here are my sisters...I found this frame at KOHL'S and it was perfect for them: |