Yorkie Heaven


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He was licking her hand...

"Can I have him Daddy?"

Saying goodbye to the breeder. The wall behind us is the ribbons his parents have won. His mother is a National Champion and his dad is currently being trained to go to the Westminster Dog show.     He is royalty :) To me.

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  1. KimMay 2, 2009 at 6:40 PM

    Lucky family! Even luckier dog! Bentley has NO clue that he has landed in the lap absolute love and affection. Love Aria's smile. She will now have the constant companion and friendship of an adoring fan that can only come from having a dog. Congratulations! Hugs and Kisses to EVERYBODY!

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  2. VashtiMay 3, 2009 at 1:17 AM

    So hapopy for you guys! He is so stinking cute! THe girls look so happy and excited.

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  3. Eric and TiffanyMay 3, 2009 at 1:40 PM

    Aw he is adorable. Aria's smile is the greatest! Can't wait to see him in a cute Christmas sweater :)

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  4. DAVID AND AMY VENN'S WEBSITEMay 5, 2009 at 6:55 AM

    What an adorable noble pup!! I am sure your family is in love with the new addition!! How sweet!!

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  5. CheriMay 5, 2009 at 9:24 AM

    I love your new little puppy! The girls must be so excited. I bet daddy earned some extra points for letting them keep Bentley. :)

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  6. AmyMay 7, 2009 at 11:19 PM

    Hi Cristy,

    I found your blog through another Amy that found me via another adoptive mom named Amy who lives in Atlanta... Amy thought I would benefit from your story as it sounds like our daughters might have similar orthopedic issues...

    We just brought home our little Lillian Joy from Henan province last month...she just turned 3 on March 25th, and she has congenital scoliosis with fused vertebra and ribs. We are just beginning the ortho consultations to see what lies ahead. For now our ortho is recommending waiting and monitoring, no surgery just yet. I have heard good things about Shriners (did you go to Tampa?)...

    If you hvae time and don't mind sharing, I would love to connect with you via e-mail to learn more about your experience and compare notes...

    Thanks in advance!

    AmyLPC@hotmail.com

    ~Amy in FL, home with Lillian Joy just over a month

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