Our third litter was born December 12, 2007 - for details of their time with us, please click here.
The following are updates from their new homes:
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RedDawn's
Shotgun And A Pistol "Wyatt Earp"
Wyatt will be staying here to help balance the estrogen level in our home! Even the rabbit is a girl, so with a second daughter on the way my husband needed a little support . . . As such, he has earned his own personal page here. :o)
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RedDawn's
Little
Black Dress "Madison"
For pictures of Madison on her First Day at the Beach, please visit Wyatt's page!
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RedDawn's
Love
Ain't For Keeping "Bijou"
Bijou (formerly known as Baby Julia) is settled in Annapolis to keep 11 year old Boxer girl, Kady, on her toes! Bijou's new mom writes, "Thank you so much for giving us the opportunity to be Bijou’s parents. We have never been happier. She is truly the love of our lives and we can’t imagine how empty our house was without her!!!"
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RedDawn's
Ghost Of
A Chance "Moby"
Moby is in Annapolis as well - new Boxer sisters, Mattie and Dee Dee, will most likely be keeping HIM in line! Moby's new mom writes, "Thank you for allowing Moby to join our family. He seems really happy and the girls love having him around. I couldn't have asked for a better pup for our family."
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02/23/2008 - 10 ½ weeks . . . It's finally time . . . The puppies start to begin their adventures in new homes this weekend . . . I suppose that this is the bane of every breeder's existence - you just can't keep 'em all . . . Fortunately I have been blessed with grace beyond measure in the homes that have chosen one of my babies to raise! While they are missed, it is exciting to think of how their individual personalities will blossom now!
03/01/2008 - Moby left us today . . . It was the most tearful goodbye thus far. That extra week with so much one on one time makes it tough! BUT . . . Madison is back! So we're still pretty busy around here! March forward, right?
04/11/2008 - And then there was one . . . Today was Madison's day. As tough as it's been each time, this little girl had been with us a lot longer than the others and lived right in the middle of us. She had definitely become a part of every day life and it was stunning how quiet the house was without her curious little nose discovering something new. But once again I find myself completely humbled by the AMAZING amount of love and affection that's been made available to each of my puppies by the families that found us. Nothing happens by chance - there's a reason for everything and these pups are destined to live the greatest lives imaginable to ANY dog! I am so utterly and completely grateful - I can only wish the same for every breeder. It never fails that when our family increases in dogs, it inevitably increases in the most wonderful folks and families! My heartfelt gratitude goes out to every home where a RedDawn pup is currently curled up on the couch! THANK YOU!
