Daisy et al
24/11/09 19:57 Filed in: Stories
Although the weather has been atrocious and is not very pleasant to be working in, we have to be very thankful that it is nowhere near as bad as areas not too far away from us. Whilst we may get wet and whilst the dogs may be paddling we are at least not losing any lives, it hits home whats important in life and some of the things we moan over is really not worth the breath thats used to do it.
Some may be aware that Daisy, who was donated for the charity, broke a bone directly above her wrist two weeks ago and will never race, it does seem like shes been destined to stay at mine as she was sold at four months old only for the buyer to lose his job.
I reared her and kept her till she was 14 months old, she was sent away and when getting ready to start schooling she had to have a toe off, just when that healed and she was ready to start training, she goes and breaks the bone, shes been brought back home with a cast all the way up her leg and is living in doors with Valentia Mist, sometimes a bit of a pest but overall she has been very good. I will keep you posted on how she is getting on.
The two sets of Premier Fantasy pups ( Millies Award and Droopys Rosari) will be on their travels next week in preparation for schooling, they are all beautiful and strapping pups and although they have been hard work at times, I really do like the look of them, Good Luck to their owners.
The Jazz Hurricane pups have really blossomed over the last six weeks, filling their ever increasing frames and now very sturdy looking pups, to be honest I thought they were going to be rangy pups but they have changed alot recently.
The Miss Wonderful pups are full of the joys of spring (or is that winter!) and coming on nicely, good grubbers and full of life and we cannot really ask for much more from them.
Baby Marges pups are doing fine albeit only in their infancy of life but already I can see alot of their mothers mischief in them, heres hoping they run like their mum.
Lenas pups are also doing grand and coming on a treat, Lena goes in with them in the afternoons to chase them round the grass paddock and boy does she love it, it is amazing what changes occur in broods from their first litter to next.
Lena was attacking her pups at 1 weeks old during the first litter and now shes crying if not able to see them and they are 10 weeks old, lovely to watch mum teach her babies some manners.
Good Luck to everyone in tomorrows FREE Draw and remember that I shall be running one every year for my owners past and present, it is not really much for showing how grateful you are for peoples custom.
I have received alot of enquiries about Farloe Merlin with alot of people asking how long he will be FREE for, the answer is at least 2 years and until he proves worthy of commanding a fee, obviously Australia is different but I am charging what it costs me to have drawn and exported to Australia, I have a few bitches lined up for him and its just a case of waiting for them to drop in season.
Recent Winners include.... Trejon Scholes at Perry Barr, Pick and Micks, Smoking John, Smoking Jim, Smoking Shady and Sugar Fix at Hove, Questhouse Alexi, Andreas Quest and Lenn Swartz x3 at Newcastle, Questhouse Leigh at Monmore, Pretty Mentor at Romford.. Bringing Kennel Totals to 871
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