I check in on your website every once in a while and enjoy the posts to the Poodle Lady.  It’s a great way to see how your poodles continue their lives with their new families. You must enjoy the communication.

Among the thousands of photos I take of our Gus and Belle, every once and awhile a unique one turns out that describes each one to a “T”.  Gussie-boy at his prime… smiling, wind blowing his hair and ready for action.  What a  joy he has been for the past eight years.  Time really does fly… just like him.  He’s our boy and hasn’t changed a bit from when he was just a puppy… always on the go, never walks, leads the way at a jog or a run.  He just loves being a farm dog! Gus is such a good guy. He usually weighs in around 90 lbs but flies about as if he is half that size.  He is a pleasure to have as a companion.

 Then there’s my sweet pea Bellie.  Kind, gentle, reserved but still my lovely, always stylishly slim and stunning girl as she shadows my every move in her aging years.  At twelve she has slowed down, has a few little tremors and is a little weaker in getting around from time to time, but she is a remarkable gal.  I am so glad I found your farm all those years ago, Kathryn, because she has been the little girl I never had.

 Belle and Gus have been fabulous with receiving new kitties as sisters and brothers.  We seem to continually have a houseful of hairy kids and it’s wonderful!

 Daphne of Canada Creek