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Hi Tracy! Bitzy is settling in very well. She's almost housebroken, and the only accidents she has are right by the back door where she would go outside anyway, so all I have to do now is teach her how to ring the bells we have hanging there (the other dogs ring them when they need to go out). She must have a lot of her father in her because she really is a little rascal! She's very smart and she listens well and learns fast. I took her to the vet on Tuesday and he said she looks good. Anyway I am attaching a couple more pics for you. She is such a cutie and we are totally in love with her. Monica.
 
 Heidi's first Christmas
Hi Tracy, these are the pictures we took of Aly last night. She is just adorable and we are so grateful to you. You have made our family complete. I can't thank you enough for her. I really appreciated the time you spent talking to me on the phone, I can tell you care as much about her as we do. I will send you update pictures later. I hope you can come and visit with her soon. Take care and thanks again. Janet.
This is Erin's new pup. The pictures were taken at the Gault house a few days before he left for his new home.
Dear Tracy,
I am writing a note about Maggie.
I don't know how we got so lucky but she is the most beautiful
and loving dog ever. She follows me from room to room (which I love!), sleeps
at my feet when I am at the computer, sleeps on our bed (something Art said he
would never allow..that lasted 2 nights until her pathetic cries softened his
heart) and is so smart, learning very quickly. We now have her trained to go
outside to do her business but until she goes and sit by the door, we won't
know for sure if it is us that is trained or her. She has had very few
accidents, mostly our fault for not watching for the tell-tail signs more
carefully.
Do you remember how you described her Dad, Morgan, and how, as
soon as you started to pet her he would immediately roll over, waiting for his
belly to be scratched? Well, so does Maggie. She gets the biggest smile on
her face and is so content and happy. All fours go up in the air as she lies
there waiting to be stroked.
Although it was difficult at the time to bring her back to you
for those two weeks when we were overwhelmed by company, for Maggie it was the
kindest thing we could have done for her. She is so much more settled this
time. We have been very careful about putting her in stressful situations
until she is secure enough to handle change and so far, that has worked out
beautifully. She is much more comfortable in the presence of other dogs and
doesn't go off the deep end anymore. She looks at them with curiosity but not
panic, as she did before. I find if I calmly talk to her and reassure her
that she is O.K., she doesn't bark. As a matter of fact, I think, since we
brought her home, she may have barked once and that is it. If you tell her
softly no, she is very obedient. We have had a marvelous time with her and
love her to bits already. We will be starting puppy classes soon and that
should help socialize her as well.
The one that has really surprised me is my husband. He was
very unsure about having a puppy, afraid it would change our already perfect
life style. Instead, he is madly in love with her and thinks she has enhanced
our lives tremendously. He is devoted to her. She is also good with the
grandchildren we have introduced her to so far. We do it in our home where
she is secure and now she loves to run around the house or yard with them.
We took Maggie to the vet the Thursday after we picked her up
from you. He said she is in perfect health, weighs 4 1/2 pounds and doesn't
need to come back for another year except to be neutered. The bald area on
her back he thought was from an injury because of the little scar but we now
see dark hair filling in the spots. We had her groomed and she is so
beautiful. She has the sweetest little face and just looks like a furry teddy
bear.
All in all, I want to thank you for providing us with a lovely
and loving puppy. She is very affectionate, loves to be cuddled and has many,
many kisses for us. In short, we feel blessed to have her and she us because
for every love she gives us, she gets a hundred in return!
Thank you, Tracy. I will send a picture when we have one.
Until then, keep up the good work of providing other families with your
beautiful puppies and hopefully their story will be as happy as ours.
Art and Judy
Hi Tracy, Bella's first day and night went great. She didn't seem stressed out at all when she got here, instead she took right to Ruby and they played great with each other. Bella eats like a little piggy so there's no problems there. She has even used the pee pad every time she's pooped (without my help) and peed on it a few times too. I put the bed you gave me right beside my bed. Ruby and Bella love it and Bella slept in it all night (I didn't crate her). She slept through the whole night, which surprised me, and she got up at 8am for a pee and some food then went right back to bed. I was wondering when I can start giving Bella treats? because she keeps stealing them from Ruby haha and I take them away from Bella because I'm not sure if she can have them yet.
Anyways thank you so much for this wonderful, healthy
little puppy. I just love her so much and she makes a great sister for
Ruby. I couldn't believe how much you spoiled us with all the goodies you
sent home. I was bragging about it to my friends with Yorkies and they
were so jealous. I just want to Thank you again.
I'll keep in touch.
Athina, Bella and Ruby
Tank is almost graduated his puppy training classes (next week is the big test), and he's doing really well in it. His best friend is the dog next door (who is 10 times his size) and they love to get out in the backyard and chase each other around.
she is doing just fine...smart as a whip and very outgoing..... Bridget
Hi
Tracy...Bridget was excellent on the way home as was she during the night.. No
crying.. She slept in her bed.. This morning she was in the family room and
she disappeared...she went to the kitchen to pee and poo on her pads.. She's
so intelligent. She is wandering all over the house as if she has always
belonged here.. She is eating and drinking well...We again want to thank you
for all your courtesy and feel assured that she will enjoy a fine life with us
here in Peterborough. We will send updates with pictures...
Again...take care
and thank you very much for this small bundle of love.
Marlene/Wayne
Here is the most recent picture of Mika. We think she is the
most
beautiful little yorkie.
It was taken on the day we got back from SA, after we gave her a bath.
"This is Mika 1
year old. She is the light of our lives and we could not be happier.
She has the best
personality, she is so comical and keeps us laughing all the time."
Tania
Hi! Tracy:
Hi!
Tracy:
Johnny Rotten, AKA, Rotten, was bred by me and lives in Toronto with two children and four other dogs. His mom, Carolyn, spoils him rotten! He visits often, too! Rotten's mother is Cammie.
Meet Chelsea's pup, Sidney.
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