Kimberly,
Happy Holidays, We just wanted to send you a picture of Gracey and her brother
Jonah. Gracey is doing just fine. My wife and I wanted to thank you again. She
is awesome.
Dennis & Adrienne Vigilante
Hi Kim,
We love that
puppy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The Binaris'
Hi Kim,
At Emily's age,
it would seem that the best presents still come unwrapped!
Cheers, Tracy
Hi Kim,
Wishing you
the Happiest Holiday and a Wonderful New Year!
Much Love,
Ann, Jo, Phoenix, Katy and Coal
Hi Kim,
On
the day before Rags' birthday, I just wanted to let you know how
extremely
pleased
we are with him. Rags is just the best dog. He sailed through Puppy
Kindergarten and Basic Obedience and is now half way through Advanced
Obedience and is the star of the class. He gets along with all other
dogs and cats; he loves children, he's smart and very funny. I'm
already using him in my work, even though he's too young to take
the certification
test. He'll take it next month, but I have complete confidence in
his good nature, his kindliness and gentle manner. I took him along
when
I visited a Montessori school. We visited two classes of thirty pre-schoolers
each and he was absolutely perfect, even though the kids were hanging
all over him and shouting and generally being typical pre-schoolers.
I also took him to an assisted living facility for seniors. Many
of them were forgetful and confused, but you would have been proud
to
see how patiently he went from one to another, standing quietly so
they could pet him, and then doing it all over again several times
because some of them kept forgetting they had already met him. He
brought alot of joy into their rather dreary day. Rags is very
big boned, although
I don't think he's much over 24" and he weighs about 80 lbs,
maybe more. He hasn't been to the vet in a while for me to weigh
him but
he's not at all chubby, just big boned with heavy muscles. We have
had no health problems, except that we have to keep after his ears.
We joke that he's not really a Golden Retriever because he doesn't
have much interest in retrieving and also doesn't seem to like the
water, but we'll try that again this summer. Maybe he was just too
young last year. And maybe it's my fault, as I don't work with him
to retrieve and we don't go to the beach often. He does get plenty
of exercise playing with our other dog, Webster. They love each other
and spend hours stealing toys from each other and chasing around.
When they get tired of that, they chase the cats until the cats get
tired
of it and put them in their place. We brag about Rags all the time,
and everyone who meets him wants to know where we got him. I give
them your name and hope some of these people will get puppies from
you.
I know they'll be pleased if they do. If we ever get another puppy,
we know where he'll come from!
Many thanks,
George and Carolyn Currey
Kimberly,
Max is wonderful! At 5 1/2 months he is already 50 pounds and quite a
handsome guy. EVERYONE who knows him loves him and he has a very large
social circle of other dog pals. He spends lots of time walking with me so
he is in great physical shape, and is progressing quite well in his obedience
classes. He does have a stubborn streak and sometimes completely ignores
me by not making eye contact with me. It's hard not to laugh as I know
exactly what is he doing. He is very intelligent. We are committed to a dog
therapy program starting in August when Max is one and can get his certification. There
is one hospital that we are signed up to visit, although my goal is Children's
Hospital in Boston. They require dogs to be two years old so we will
have to wait for that. I know Max will love it as he very gentle with people
and quite laid back. It absolutely amazes everyone that he is so young
yet so calm and well behaved. As I am typing this he just came over and laid
down at my feet and put his head on my foot. I LOVE THIS POOCH! Here
are some pictures, one with cousin Sophie.
I will keep you posted on his progress.
Thanks again for our Max.
Nina and Francesco