Rex and I are attending his first puppy class tonight! I am excited and I am sure he will be too once he knows whats going on! Class is held at Hunt's Point Sportsman Club, GREAT place if you need anything dog related! http://www.huntspointclub.com/
I try to swap back and forth and bring all my babes to work with me once in a while. Today was Rex's go to work with mommy day! We HAD to take some pictures since he is so soft and clean right now, AND he is getting so big! He had fun sniffing everything down.
Rex got a bath and brushing today and he looks so darn cute! He is such a sweetheart and just stood there for the bath, let me dry with a hair dryer, and brush him out without a fight. Her personality is so special, he just loves attention so much, in any form possible!
I had to run to St. Cloud so I decided to bring Brandy with. She got to go to Petco and get a little spa afternoon. She looked SO pretty after! Here's Brandy snuggling up in the car on the way there!
We have placed a deposit on Oakley (today) and we should have her within 3 weeks! Oakley was a GREAT find for us! She was born on 1/20/2011 and was pick of her litter. A fellow breeder was planning to buy her, and plans fell through. Good thing we were there to snatch her up! She is a full English Creme Golden Retriever. Her parents come from great lineage. Her sire received Best of Show with UKC. Her Dam is from Holland and offers many champion bloodlines. She will be getting prelims done as soon as we get her, and then officials done at the age of 2. Her first breeding cycle we will be find a stud for her. Once Rex is two, he will become Oakley's mate!
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Rex is our new male sire! He is half English creme, and half American Golden. He will be mated with Oakley (at the age of 2) if he passes all his health clearances and training requirements. He is quite to adorable, little furball, and are pretty excited about his potential. Rex will also be available for stud service to approved dams.
