THESE ARE OUR DOGS AND NOT FOR REHOMING.

Here are pictures of some of our dogs.  Arnie,  Tammy,  Prince, Sasha and Girlie  have very regrettably passed away.  Sam has moved home but remains here and in our heart.

The others are with us and making our lives richer with their antics, devotion and love.

There are several others that went before them that we miss and remember, but that was before digital pictures.

We hope you enjoy a peak into our pack.

Mei Ling, Shih Tzu, 8 yrs, full of character and love. 

Use to run like the wind, but slowing a bit now.  One of our best dogs.

Dusty - Affectionately known as "The Duster", Yorkshire Terrier.

Came to us through a family move.  We rehomed him once

and were so glad when he came back.

He is here to stay and fills our home with play and good spirit.

Lu Lu - Miniature Poodle, came as an unwanted puppy with some health problems.

Now happy and healthy and a real character.

Ben, rescue at 5yrs, my best friend, age 14, a super dog,

 taught me patience and so much more about how to tailor my training to each individual dog.

He is really slowing down now and we are spending special time with him and making his life easier now.

Sam, rescue from stray kennel on Xmas day 2003, a lovely dog,

 Just a bit misguided.  He is 7ish now and last year went to live with Roxy another black Lurcher cross

who was his friend.  They, and his new family, are so happy together

that we know it was the right thing to do.  We don't normally give our dogs away but Sam made it so

clear he wanted to go with them until we had to let him go for his own happiness.  I think he was a bit upset with all the rescue

dogs coming and going from our house, he preferred Roxy and a less busy home.

Pepper, Rescue at 10 months, now almost 8 yrs old, very loving

when she lets her guard down, high strung, protective, independent

a best friend for Ling.

Honey,  joined our family in the Spring of 2006.  She was used as for

breeding but her pups wouldn't sell well enough so the owner didn't want her

anymore.  She is frightened of strange people and dogs until she gets to

know them.  She truly flies around an Agility course!  Super girl!

Picture coming soon.

Ruby, given to us at 2 1/2 from a busy young family.  She settled in well and is getting use to a new

livestyle with all the rescue foster dogs coming thought he house.  Very affectionate and nice girl now part of the pack.

The dogs below have passed away and are no longer with us in body

but they each left a lasting imprint on our life and in our heart.

Sasha, passed on at 14, came to us at 7ish, full of fear and badly abused,

turned into the best pack matriarch and friend ever. Missed.

Prince, passed on at 13 1/2, rescued at 5yrs, a lovely gentle giant.

He forgave a great deal as I made the transition from compulsive

ways to Clicker Training.  Never forgotten.

Tammy, the sweetest dog passed away Feb 06, Arnie's sister.  No malice in her ever, just pure love and trust!

Hard to believe they are the same litter.

Girlie, passes away in her sleep one night in May 2007.

She came to us Dec 2005 in a very poor state after being taken to the vets to be put to sleep by someone who found her nearly hairless and with a deep skin infection.

After much nursing her coat grew back and although she had mammary tumours, had lost an eye and all her teeth,  she enjoyed her little life and dealt with her difficulties with dignity.  She was a joy and inspiration to everyone who came to know her.

Arnie, rescue at age 2 with his sister Tammy above.

His back legs finally totally gave way in May 2007 and we had to let him go.

He was a Big Dog in a small dog body with a personality to match a D8 Cat.

If he had been a large powerful dog he would have been in serious trouble several times,

but he was a great little man full of love and devotion especially for his human "Mom".

He was the quickest dog to learn anything I have ever know and did obedience and agility with gusto.

It was a pleasure to share our life with you little friend!!!