How do you say goodbye to a dog you've spent most of your life with?
​You don't. You say: I'll see you later...🌈
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Fighter, definition: a person or animal who does not easily admit defeat in spite of difficulties or opposition. That was Sorbet. Diagnosed with taurine-deficient dilated cardiomyopathy in 2015, she was already in congestive heart failure and given 3-4 months to live. She survived! Thrown another short prognosis of Lymphoma in March, she again beat the odds and made it 6 more months and another fun season in her favorite place, the pool. She had her dinner Tuesday night, crawled into bed with my parents (who she lived with, and was loved by), and that was it. Of all the ways to leave this world, this was not the worst and we are grateful for the almost 12 years she gave us. She will be missed. 🌈

​Casa was a gentle giant and a kind soul. 
He was our first Grand Champion and was the 18th dog in the country to obtain this title through AKC.

Although Hailey wasn't part of our breeding program, she was a huge part of our family for almost 14 years.
We will miss her misbehaving.

Queen Emmie, as she was lovingly known here, was our foundation. She gave us multiple Champions in conformation and agility, along with therapy dogs and wonderful family companions.
She is loved, and missed, by many.

Emmie's daughter. Our first homebred Champion. Mother to Spenser, Margo, & Madison.
The past 6 years; dedicated service dog and companion to family friends.
This girl did it all and always said: "What's next!?" 
​Until we meet again... 

Nova-Man, the man of my Mother's dreams, one of a kind. 

Apollo was Emmie's son, a great show dog with Kara, and a cherished companion.

Starr was my very first Golden, she was tolerant in the Juniors show ring and made some beautiful puppies.

Sophie was Starr's daughter sired by Higgins.