DEVELOPING: Warwickshire Guide Dog Charity Receives Record-Breaking Litter of Puppies

BREAKING NEWS: Warwickshire Guide Dog Charity Welcomes Record-Breaking Litter of Puppies A record-breaking litter of 13 puppies has been born at the Guide Dogs HQ in Leamington Spa, Warwickshire. The charity's largest litter in three years is affectionately known as "the Baker's Dozen". The puppies, given bakery-themed names such as Biscuit, Crumble, and Apple, are expected to cost over £1 million to breed, raise, and train. Each guide dog can cost up to £77,000. Guide Dogs breeding and welfare operations lead Janine Dixon said the charity was thrilled with the new additions, but acknowledged that counting puppies during pregnancy is tricky. "We didn't know mum Yori had quite so many buns in the oven," she joked. The Baker's Dozen will undergo training to become guide dogs for people with sight loss. The charity hopes each pup will offer independence to someone in need. This is a developing story, and we will provide updates as more information becomes available. *This is a developing story. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available. Based on reporting from Bbc.*