It was fun to get this picture of ‘Ladd’ – from Bunny/Willie – the Jeep Litter, who is practicing to be a show dog! He’s 8 months here.
When we let our puppies go to their new homes, it’s never easy to do. Because we keep up with our puppy families, many of them we see again. I had the greatest pleasure of seeing “Molly” again after 11.5 years. Pictured is her before she left our home and then when we saw each other at our National Specialty in TX. I will treasure this visit forever with Molly.
We had a great time at the Bloodhound National this year! Here are some of our favorite photos of the week in Texas!
‘Brick’ – M&M’s Follow The Yellow Brick Road
‘Mrs. Pea’ in Winners Bitch Line up from the Ambred Class
We were all tired and piled on the bed for a nap after the last show day!
Gaines, Mrs. Pea & their brother Sumner – all three from the Famous Board Games litter from Bunny/Chase
Littermates from The Wizard of Oz Litter from Grace/Merlin – left to right – Walter, Landis, Ruby & Brick
We attended the American Bloodhound Club’s 2019 National Specialty outside of Dallas, TX. At her first shows, “Gaines” won Best Junior in Sweepstakes and then went on to win Grand Sweepstakes Winner from an entry of 40 dogs!
Grace was enjoying some relaxing outside on a pretty fall day last week. 🙂
Landis, our ‘hot pink’ girl we kept from Grace/Merlin’s litter, has been living with our dear friends and extended Bloodhound family in GA. We were raising Elsa, Landis’ litter sister, and preparing her for her long trip to Australia. So, Landis was in GA until now. We are happy to have her back home and are enjoying spending our time with her. She’s a funny girl!
Bloodhounds sleep in the most strange positions sometimes! LOL!
Gaines and Mrs. Pea love to stare at me while I work on my laptop. LOL!
Mrs. Pea loves to watch TV … I love my ‘lil Pea <3
Congratulations to Later and his handler Melissa on achieving their goal of becoming a Therapy Dog team through Alliance of Therapy Dogs. It is their hope to assist children facing legal testifying who have been through things no child should.
