Patti, that prancing or "zoomies" is just my favorite thing to watch.
My husband always says these babies are worth every penny, just in the entertainment value alone, not to mention the unconditional love they give us. I cannot tell you how happy I am for you and your family; it is especially wonderful that your children are visiting with you at this happy, happy time of bringing this precious baby into your home, after such a long wait. I cannot wait to see more pictures of her. Quote:
Originally Posted by LittleBits Mom  Yes, I have truley been blessed with beautiful parents that produce beautiful healthy puppies. I am so glad that Patti and I were finally able to connect. She has wanted one from Daisy & Jake for a while and I was too afraid to fly them. Her wonderful daughter made that possible for Prairie Bea to fly with her. And she gets to visit with Patti, Jack, Baby Blessing, Dollie Dae and her brother too!! It was funny, when I was in the airport waiting for Jackies plane to arrive a vet came over to me to see Prairie Bea. He was asking her age and weight. I told him she was 14 weeks and 1 1/4 lbs. He said you can tell how healthy she is because she is soooo vibrant!! He said a lot of times the tiny ones are very sickly looking or just kind of lay around. I said oh boy, not this little one, she thinks she is 80lbs and not afraid of anything and is and escape artist. Made me feel good that a vet that I didnt know could tell that about her in the short time he observed her. What a wonderful caring family she is with now!! Thank you Patti & Jack!!
p.s. lauryn--I LOVE your avitar!!! what a Furface!!! |
Jill, she is just too gorgeous for words, and look how she is snuggling with Papa Jack already. How big will she get? She looks so tiny at 14 weeks.
I also love my avatar pic, thanks! I just adore that little puppy face so much, with the tongue peeking out, that even though Mango is 11 months now, and fully grown, I am loathe to change it. Besides, it so captures her mischievous little personality; she is still in full blow "demented puppy" syndrome, and I enjoy every precious minute of it. One would think she would have "matured" by now, but Mango will simply have none of that.
Hugs for what you have given Patti and Jack in pure joy,
Lauren