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Meeka

 

Photos below from 12/03/07:

 

 

12/27/07: It is always a pleasure to hear from you and I will keep in touch as I am going to [pick] your brain for breeding information, you are a wealth of knowledge. Thank you for sharing the pic of Saint/Axel. I feel honored that you think to send pictures of your other babies to me. He is a wonderful looking pup. I am looking forward to mine . . . I hope you have a wonderful New Year and please keep in touch as I consider you a friend. ~ Michelle

 

01/28/08: . . . Meeka is still by and large (don't tell any of my other furry friends) my favorite she has a gentle soul when I look into her eyes she is a real friend who feels the world is best when she is sitting beside you . . . ~ Michelle

 

04/30/08: My daughter brought her new 9 month old puppy to our house to play. Storm was great, Sasha made sure everyone played nice, Meeka decided he was less confident than she and tried to intimate him, I was very surprised. I did explain in very firm terms [my daughter] needed to deal with him and she did. Although this does not seem like much, for Meeka it is a huge break through. She did deal with him and even inside the house. I really love to see her make steps forward in her life. Dogs are wonderful animals. I could not imagine life without them. I would love for you to come out an see my first litter and see your kids (pups) in their home . . . Thanks ~ Michelle

 

05/18/08: I had to send the one of Meeka and Maya - it's too funny. Also these show how well these dogs blend into family life with kids and other small animals. ~ Michelle

 

 

05.18.08: I am absolutely astonished at the differences in these dogs personalities. Meeka is shy however she is doing much better with all of that. Storm is a goof who is always testing to see if I mean what I say ( like the command come). She is a dog's dog and much prefers to play with her buddies than come when she is called, but she is a big love bug none the less. Then Sparkle comes so sweet and gentle and loves to be with people. I am really interested to see how she turns out. If someone asked me why I love these dogs the way I do I would reply that they are loyal and loving to a fault . . . they give so much and ask for very little in return, happy to just be with you. It is really a rare quality that dogs have that allow them to be such positive animals, I feel we could all do well to learn from them. Even when a dog has a horrible life I believe they still hold out the hope that the next moment with you could be a good one. Thank you Amy for all you do for animals in need. ~ Michelle

 

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