
Our granddaughter pulled out one of the dogs' photo albums last week to look at the pictures and of course wanted to know everyone's names, etc. I happened across this picture and wanted to share.
The picture of is of me (Oh how young I was! Probably 22 or 23. And thin!)with Lutzmor Dolsa Bo Jangles, the first dog we purchased as a show dog. Unfortunately, although he won a couple of points, he grew much too large for us to continue showing him. He was not too tall, but too large boned and built like a tank. I know when he matured he ended up weighing over 25 lbs.! We had him neutered and he was our pet. What he did was give me a lot of heavy coat to groom, and like so many "first" show dogs, gave me a dog to practice on and to learn from.
And he loved me!
Life is good when you have a Lhasa to love you. Bo was one of many who has blessed my life.
Joyce
Cute pic Joyce!!I admire your breeding program that produced such a cutie like Tashi! :D
ReplyDeleteCute me or cute dog! LOL!
ReplyDeleteDue to Bo's large size he was never used as part of our breeding program. Once I could see he was going to be too big, he was neutered. At one time, we had three Lhasas sleeping with us -- in a double bed no less: Bo, Buffy, and Fancy. One night after I went to sleep, Bo woke me, whimpering. He was on the floor, so I said, "Come on Bo, get in bed." No...he just stayed on the floor whimpering. Finally, I came out of my sleep-induced fog and realized that Fancy had gotten in bed before Bo and whenever he put a foot on the bed, she was ever so softly growling at him. Once I shushed her up, Bo happily jumped into bed and settled down for the night.
Funny!! (Cute you too! :D )
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