» My Dog Pack

Jill was my extreme recuse. When she came to me she was emaciated, her skin was inflamed, highly allergic fleas with a huge out break. Since then, loving every bit of life. Learning to be spoiled to the bone. I call her my big black shadow and that is exactly what she is. Look around and there she is! Right behind me! That long Labradoodle tail of hers’ never stops going and as she gets more excited her whole butts a’wagging! She is the most sociable, loving, friendly dog I’ve had and goes every where that she can with my in the car. Now, in training for Therapy Dog work, so soon she will be visiting children hospitals, nursing homes, and school all through out the state!

Oreo is my alpha girl and beyond wonderful at her job! Very fun loving and sharp as a tack! In her prime, she would run laps around the yard and picked up on tricks in a second. Thirteen  year old and still booming! Thirteen years ago, we went to the pounded to get a black fluffy dog and came back with a seven week old beautiful Rat Terrier mix. A bit odd, but not in the least disappointing!

Scarlet, my little recuse girl. I fell in love with her at first sight, but she was so sad. This little pretty red poodle, who didn’t know what grass or stairs were when we first brought her home at four years old. Now, three years later she is my submissive girl and spoiled to the core! There is not a mean bone in her little five pound body. Rides in the car like a Queen. Walks like a princess.

Teddy, my little boy who was born in my room and knows it! Being the son of Princess Scarlet means you’re obviously royalty! Beyond bright and intelligent but will do anything to avoid doing what you ask. Being a four and half pound poodle doesn’t mean he can’t hold his own. Even after going through and finishing puppy class, Beginner I obedience class twice and Beginner II he still knows he is a little prince!

This is him as at 7 weeks

The one on the left is from him finishing a Puppy Class and the one on the right is from him finishing Beginner I at the Carolina Dog Training Club (http://www.carolinadogtrainingclub.com/home.html)