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Hi Joy,
I am Rob's wife and I wanted to show you a picture of Murphy in his new yard. He loves it outside in the grass!
By the way, Rob thinks that I whine enough for Murphy to learn just fine. :)
Thank you so much for the great service and this amazing puppy!
Amanda Hehmeyer
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Zoey - owned by Linda Weers
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hi joy,
i can't thank you enough for the wonderful job you've done breeding your
weimaraners. we absolutely adore the two we've gotten from you! we are
constantly receiving compliments on how beautiful and well-mannered they
are.
but i was just wondering if you could offer any advice for our situation.
we are expecting our first baby in a couple of months and were wanting to
know how to best prepare our weimar duo for new addition to our family. i'm
sure it will be an adjustment for all of us!
haley, our female weimer will be about a year old when the baby arrives;
hintza, our male will be going on 2 years. haley tends to be a bit more shy
and is sometimes startled by new noises, while hintza is more outgoing, but
can be very protective of "his" people and "his" house. i think ultimately
both dogs will do fine, since they have such great temperaments, have never
displayed any aggression, and have loved all the young children they've been
introduced to. they've also individually been to training classes and are
pretty well behaved. i just didn't know if there was anything else we could
do to help ease the transition for them. i want them to learn what is
appropriate behavior around the baby, but i also don't want them to ever
feel neglected, since they will always be such a big part of our family. i
don't know how much training you do, but if you can offer any suggestions we
would greatly appreciate it.
thanks so much,
anne wenderoth
p.s. - i will have to send you some updated pictures of them soon! |
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