Red Setter has 15 puppies - Almost double the average!

When the Irish Setter Romy went into labor, enthusiastic owners expected to have their hands full with eight or nine pups.

Then, one tenth arrival. And a 11, and 12, and 13, and 14 ...  After a grueling ten-hour, the waste is placed in an astonishing 15.

So overwhelming is busy raising the owners of Natasha White and Alicia Copping, both 28, are working on a standard 24-hour shift to help three-year-old Romy feed the ten girls and five boys.

Miss White, a qualified veterinarian and dog breeder, said: "Not a particularly greedy. She wakes up screaming in the middle of the milk foods.

"We did an analysis when Romy was only four weeks of pregnancy and we thought we saw eight or nine. So you can imagine our surprise when she was giving birth to more."

The average litter size of the race is nine. The father of the puppies, six years old, Reuben, is also owned by the roommates, Allesley, Coventry, and plan to maintain a litter, which arrived 12 days ago.

Registration in the UK is 24 puppies that were established in 2004 in Cambridgeshire surpassing the previous record of 13.

Newborn babies crying, a healthy 10 girls and five boys, weighed between 275 and 339 grams.

Within a week has doubled in size.

Despite not being able to open eyes that have been swallowing the milk every two hours.

Ms. White, who specializes in breeding dogs, said: "We did an analysis when Romy was only four weeks of pregnancy and we thought we saw eight or nine. So you can imagine our surprise when she took give birth to more.

"I was very tired by the end of it. I took a walk in the garden after the tenth. Then, after two hours the other left.

"The last born was the greatest. Romy took an effort to remove most of the others.

Irish setter Romy hungry litter of ten girls and five boys

Romy spent eight hours at work with just a few hours rest before giving birth to five puppies heavier

Newborn babies crying, a healthy 10 girls and five boys, weighing between 275 and 339grams

   Owner Natasha White with two of the 15 puppies. Despite not being able to open eyes that have been swallowing the milk every two hours a day

"We were in shock when she went on.''Crikey que''oh think how will you get to the last, but it did."

Romy exhausted, do not have enough milk for all children to Mrs. White and Mrs. Copping feed them a substitute for milk in a bottle.

Ms. White, a police officer based at the central station in Coventry, said: "Among us are caring for the puppies 24 hours a day. Natasha is the day shift and night I do because I'm used to take turns at night to work.

"I have never helped give birth to a dog - my work does not prepare you for something like this."

Ms. White said being a mother has come naturally to Romy.

She said: 'This is her first litter, but she is so natural. She knows exactly what to do, she is a fantastic mother.

"It's a miracle how he managed to exit."

The owners were so excited about the birth that decided to create his own website, www.rosarenosirishsetters.co.uk to document their development.

Ms. White said: "There is a particularly greedy. She wakes up screaming in the middle of the milk foods. Another of the girls is very relaxing.

"One of the guys looks like his dad, he has a long body.

The owners, who will remain one of the puppies, they are inviting people to give the remaining 14 a loving home.

They are also looking to name the puppies after characters in stories that begin with the letter R, but could do with some ideas.

Ms. White said: "We have called Rosie the smallest puppy, but would like some help on the names of others."

The pebbles Dalmatian gives birth to a litter of puppies 15

101 may not be enough of them, but playful Dalmatian puppies are already proving a handful. In fact, the surprise of the trash 15 - double the average - Cantos left so exhausted that the mother of the human family had to be called as puppysitters. 

Super-mother, two year old Dalmatian stone with important breeding

 Inflatable’s: Four of the litter of 15 Dalmatian puppies have a bit of a play

 Proud: Kay Sullivan, Garnant, west Wales, with stones and puppies

 Three-year-old Cerys Sullivan playing with some of the pups

 Puppy love: Three years Cerys Sullivan comes to dealing with infants, whose mother is pebbles at the bottom

Kay Sullivan owner said: "We had to take care of them for two days because of stones was not very good. He was very weak, having taken all the energy from it."

The mother of four children 45 years old, from Carmarthenshire, Wales, Cerys said her daughter had begun to name the cubs, but coming up with ideas for all five men and women was a struggle of ten.

"Cerys has chosen the patch with his name to a favorite and we have called a phantom of the opera, because half of his face is black," he said.

He also admitted newcomers extends to the family finances - so they would have to be sold.

Mrs. Sullivan, said: "We are not breeders. Are already costing us an arm and a leg to be honest."

The 1961 Disney animation, one hundred Dalmatians, also has a litter of 15 puppies. The Sullivans hope the similarities end there, however.

In the story, of course, the garbage has to be rescued after being kidnapped by villain Cruella De Vil to make a fur coat.

Pitcher mad: Fun in the festive Racecourse

It's a busy time of year for reindeer - but this band of eight managed to squeeze in a career in Kempton Park Racecourse.

The company - the name, of course, after the famous Santa's helpers - braved the cold conditions during the final stage race of the subject famous.

Over time it started in the right direction and, after a close race, five years old, Dasher finally galloped to victory.

Donner came in second place, while Vixen, was third.

It is unclear whether the herd is brought back to Lapland in the heating time of festive functions.

Bandit OAP May Be Young In Disguise

The FBI says serial bank robber known known as the "Geezer bandit" can not be a retiree, after all.

The elders of look thief is thought to be responsible for 16 robberies in California over the past two years.

He has always been described as between 60 and 70, and has even led to an oxygen supply, along with his gun during some of their thefts.

However, after the last hold-up of the FBI says there is no evidence that he may be someone much younger than wearing an elaborate costume.

"The thief was described as someone who appeared to be an elderly white man, but may have been wearing a mask-like and synthetic gloves to hide their true physical characteristics," the FBI said.

Detectives are reviewing security camera images and to question witnesses and bank staff after the last robbery in San Luis Obispo.

They have also recovered an agenda that the thief had been carrying. It is now being examined in the FBI crime lab in Quantico, Virginia.

"After leaving the bank, a security dye pack received by the thief broke, causing the thief to drop the agenda. The smoke and dye red dye package covers the thief and the money.

"Video surveillance shows the thief fall on his knees in an attempt to gather some money and possessions. After collecting what he could, the thief ran across the parking lot of the bank."

FBI spokeswoman Laura Eimiller said the speed with which the "Geezer" could escape does not match your apparent age.

The "Geezer bandit" attracted something of a cult following initial theft. A Facebook page created for the fans now has 12,000 followers and sells merchandise "Geezer".

However, his frequent use of death threats and a willingness to produce the gun he carries is of concern increasing the detectives.

The FBI has offered a reward of $ 20,000 (£ 12.750) for information leading to his capture, but have warned the public to be considered "armed and dangerous."

Nature at its wildest:The shocking images showing polar bears are cannibals - and even eat the bear cubs

They are known to be ruthless murderers. But this scene shows polar bears, even attack and eat their own kind, even if it is a helpless puppy.

Photographer Jenny Ross captured the striking images and at first thought the bear was eating a seal when approached by boat.

There was another polar bear near, and Ross thinks that could have been the mother of the puppy.

Surprisingly, this behavior is becoming more common among bears, according to a study by Ross.

"As soon as the adult male noticed a boat coming toward him, he basically came to attention - He straddled the young bear's body, to reassert control over it and pass" this is my food, "said Ross.

"He then took the note in its jaws and simply using the power of your jaw and neck, carried on an ice floe to another. And finally, when I was at a considerable distance, stopped and fed the bodies.

It has been known that polar bears are killed - and sometimes eat - their own kind for some time. However, the behavior seems to be increasing.

Ross research is published in an article in the journal Arctic, "During the disintegration and melting in the summer, the area of ​​sea ice in the archipelago of Svalbard is denied at a fraction of all winter, and in many areas disappears completely. "

"As the area of ​​sea ice that polar bears can be used in the reduction of hunting, the seals become less accessible to bears, and therefore bears reduces the hunting success probably."

"Therefore, at this time of year, young polar bears may represent a potential food source for adult men. As the climate continues to warm in the Arctic sea ice is melting earlier in the summer, the frequency of such intraspecific predation may increase.

As Ross approached, the bear stood up to assert dominance "over the body - and alert the bear of stealing 'food'

"On Earth, they are looking for human garbage and human food, which are beginning to attack the marine birds and their eggs," Ross told the BBC. "None of the other foods can keep."

"Previous to another bear is a way to get food, is probably a relatively easy way for a large adult male. It seems that due to the circumstances of the loss of sea ice - the kind of behavior may become increasingly common."

Cat inherits nearly £10million (Video)

A CAT cut from the top of the feline rich list after inheriting nearly £ 10 million.

However, the Italian Pussycat animal remains only the third richest in the world.

Rich Tommaso Maria Assunta owner died and left the entire family fortune.

She was rescued as a stray and could not think of anyone better to leave your property portfolio after he died last month aged 94, with no living relatives.

This means that the cat is the proud owner of houses and villas in Italy, as well as shares and bank accounts swollen.

His lawyers, Anna Orecchioni and Giacinto Canzona, said Tommasino fortune left in a will he wrote and deposited them in his office in Rome in 2009.

Ms. Orecchioni explained that the Italian legislation Tommasino not entitled to inherit the money directly and he was finally given to the nurse Mary, Stefania.

Ms. Orecchioni said: "In the end we decided that Stefania was the best person to manage the money that Maria had left in his will.

"To be honest I do not need all that money. He is happy with a bowl of milk and some cookies."

Stefania said, "I had no idea it was worth so much."

Animal richest in the world is believed to Gunter, a German shepherd that left more than £ 90million by owner Liebenstien Karlotta heiress.

In 1988, British prisoner Ben Rea left his fortune of £ 9 million to his cat Blackie.