Four years ago we went to get a female Mini-labradoodle. She was the runt of the litter, apricot in color. She was shy but very smart. My hubby went in the pen and squatted down - over comes one of the siblings - a black male. He "lays" himself over my DH who looks up at me and says, you should always take the one that picks you. Three hours and many dollars later, we signed contracts for both. It was our wedding anniversary so we gave each other a puppy. They are both here by me now. Andi, the female is still smarter (she's on the soft bed). Amos, her bro, is on the floor. They are the best natured dogs - always wanting to please and so loving. They are totally different in some ways - Andi will pull and tug on a toy. Amos has the soft mouth of a lab and will not tug but will retrieve a ball 1000 times a day if you throw it for him. Training two at once was interesting - to say the least but I wouldn't trade them for the world. Good luck with yours. Would love to see pics.

So sorry for your horrible news. Your Mom has been through more than most people could have tolerated. She is amazingly strong. So sad for you and your family that she is suffering so. I cannot say that I know what it feels like to lose one's mother, as I still have mine. But I did watch my Dad die, and I know some of the feelings you are having. It is one of the most difficult parts of life. I am praying for you and your family.

She's adorable!! Coda had a thing for underwear the first year we got her. I feel ya on the bra thing. It's only really horrible when you have guests and you have to tell them to make sure they really keep their personal underthings hidden well, or the dog will eat them, haha. Congrats on the new baby. It's their mischevious ways that make them so loveable.

Pls. take a deep breath & try to calm down. Who knows why? I suggest you put them back where they were & leave them alone, so they can start over. Bright, indirect light would be best while rooting. Are you actually watering them? Not supposed to while rooting as they have no roots w/ which to take up water. They have their own water storage in their fat fleshy leaves. What they need now is your time & patience. Sorry that's not an active, DOING response, but really, that's what they need.