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Sierra's Dazzling Dawn

Sierra's Little Somethin' Extra

Kinnamon's Jade

Sierra's Smokin' Shiloh

Sierra's Shiver Me Timber

 

SIERRA'S DAZZLING DAWN

("DONNIE")

Picture taken January 2000 by Randie D. Gadberry

Donnie, our beautiful red tri female, unexpectedly died on December 7, 2001, just two days after her fifth birthday.  She was a strong and positive presence in both our home and our breeding program.  Her unique personality and fun-loving nature is noticeably absent from our home and we miss her terribly.

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SIERRA'S LITTLE SOMETHIN' EXTRA

("Ellie")

Picture taken November 2001 by Randie Gadberry

Ellie was our little miracle dog who was born with hydrocephalus.  In all respects she appeared to be normal and we raised and loved her for two years until she unexpectedly died of liver failure in June of 2002.  

Although Ellie was not a part of our breeding program, she was a huge part of our lives.  She was our constant companion and was a joy to have around.  We will always remember her cheerful nature and fun-loving spirit.  Our lives are so much better for having had our brief time with her.

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KINNAMON'S JADE

("Shady")

In November 2002 we lost Shady due to an intestinal blockage.  Shady was a daughter of ARBA Ch. Destiny's Sidekick in Black and Bonza! Silver Fawn, the exceptional breeding that produced Heather Pozzi's Emily, Katherine Szafran's Callie, Lynn Whinery's Moon, and Roper, the beautiful black tri male who is a carbon copy of his sire.  

Shady had a kind heart and loving nature.  She was a totally devoted companion, never asking for anything more than a kind word and gentle touch.  She was a strong, quiet dog, never wanting to create any problems, but never backing away when one came calling.   

Shady spent her last year with Warren and Lisa in Oregon, who loved her as much as we did.  They took wonderful care of her and Shady never wanted for anything.  Shady had a difficult life in some areas and rather than have Shady endure any additional hardship, Lisa lovingly let her go.  It was the kindest gift Shady could have received.

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SIERRA'S SMOKIN' SHILOH

("Shiloh")

Sadly, in June 2003 we had to let go of our elegant, magnificent Shiloh.  He had been badly neglected and somewhat abused in his first year of life, and never really got over the emotional trauma.  Also, in October 2001, he was rolled by a horse, causing permanent injury to his back and neck.  Although we had worked hard to stabilize his emotional health and were making wonderful progress with him, the injuries to his back and neck exacerbated an already difficult situation and he was unable to live a healthy, happy life.  Even medication to ease his pain ceased working after a few months.  After three years of working with him, loving him, and giving him the best home we possibly could, we made the agonizing decision to let him go, thus releasing him from a life of constant pain.  

Shiloh was one of the most devoted dogs we've ever had, extremely bonded to us, and the world's best watchdog.  We miss him terribly - he will always have a special place in our hearts and in our home. 

SIERRA'S SHIVER ME TIMBER

("Taylor")

Taylor was a beautiful dog with a gentle and loving nature toward her owner, Lisa Stirnemann of Timber Mini Aussies.  Unfortunately, she had some health issues that could not be resolved and so she left us in September of 2004 at the age of 19 months.  She brought Lisa and her husband, Warren, a great deal of joy during her brief stay on earth, as well as a great deal of agony in coming to the decision that her life was not meant to be.  

At less than one year of age, Taylor attained her IABCA Junior Championship in one weekend and was pointed in both ARBA and NAMASCUSA.

Lisa and Warren were extremely brave in their final decision regarding Taylor, knowing that letting her go was the greatest act of love and devotion they could give her.

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