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Beautiful face, wonderful expression, great angles, a nice mover, correct coat and a real 'complete package' female.
She
is the girl of our dreams!
Completed her Canine Good Neighbor testing with ease. (CGN)
Earned her FCC Championship
in one weekend!
Quenya completed her St. John's Ambulance Therapy evaulation April 12th, 2008. She passed with flying colours!
She is a natural on her visits bringing joy to residents she meets.
She has 'brains and beauty' completing
her Rally-Obedience title in one weekend July 19th-20th. (RN)
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Quenya and Dorman - November 30th, 2009
(sorry it's blurry - a special moment I was lucky to snap with my cell-phone)
Late November
Quenya developed pyometra - a serious infection of the uterus that has virtually no symptoms. Most often, it is fatal.
We
were very lucky to have caught it when we did... I just felt something "wasn't right" and took her to my vet... within hours
it would have too late.
Treatment required her to be rushed for an emergency spay and placed on antibiotics for several weeks.
It was a terrifying experience and we are so fortunate we were able to save her.
She is now enjoying her retirement as our spoiled
pet, as usual.
As you can see above, Quenya has never been happier or more content.
(photo taken five days after returning home from
the ICU)
We are blessed to have her in our lives and are so thankful she has given us a beautiful puppy to ensure her wonderful
disposition and exceptional qualities will continue in our breeding program.
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