I would like to thank Joe and Kay Weitzel for the fabulous home that they have provided for Lily and Axle.
Although Axle is not of my breeding, he was placed with me as a show prospect. When it was deemed that he needed to be placed in a pet home, it was my responsibility to find just the right home for him. I turned down many offers for him and though through a sad twist of fate he was united with Joe and Kay after the loss of their beloved Daisy. This loveable clown of a dog could not help but make someone smile.
Lily is out of the Abriel/Hakeem litter. She is cute as a button, but we knew at an early age due to her size that the risk should never be taken to attempt to breed her. She was spayed December of 2000. She is also CERF registered BU178
Bullywood's One Eyed Jack
Jack was purchased in June of 1998 as an 8 week old show prospect. Although I had high hopes for him becoming a champion, it was not to be. Jack had a severely enlongated soft palate which required surgery. I also elected at that time to neuter him.
I was concerned for Jack and his ability to handle the heat and humidity here in Texas. I needed to get him relocated to a better climate. I found that home with my sister in law Lynn Peterson in Oregon. They are a match made in heaven. Jack is enjoying camping, the beach and romping on Mt. Hood.
Seeing Jack again was one of the highlights of my trip to the 2000 Nationals in Portland .
Love ya Lynn.... Thanks for taking such great care of Jack!
It is tough to be the first one that falls asleep at a party.
My kisses are good, promise.
Brodecki's Bruno
Bruno was a promising up and coming show dog, but most of all he was family. We lost him way too soon.
