In response to Ashlee of Kansas, so far I have not seen any changes in their attitude towards each other, but I have seen Harley more protective when a dog  goes by the house.  I will be checking on that everyday so thanks for the feedback.  Well it has been 4 months and at no time did Ayla try to get Harley away from the puppies.  Just the opposite after she had them,. she went back to Harley like she was glad to see him and it was almost like she want to be around him more than the puppies.  After 2 weeks I started the puppies on food, and from then on they really bonded  with me because I was there sitting in the whelping pen when she had them so they were quiet bonded to me immediately

Ayla in the morning

    Harley became a very watchfull dog when the puppies were outside. and the puppies loved to just be near him.  After they were a bit older Harley and Ayla stayed with the puppies.  I would like to know if other breeders have this, because Harley and Ayla are like a family unit.  Most of the breeders and it probably at least 90% or higher, do not even have the stud or dad around. In many ways I think the way I did it was good for the puppies.   They got to be around their dad and he would discipline them and Ayla just terrorize them and Harley.