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Prairiwind Havanese
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Buyer Testimonials
Linda –
Two years ago I met our puppy at the airport. As you had assured me, she was perfectly fine after the long journey to New Jersey. Although our dog is white with a caramel spot, our daughter named her Licorice. Licorice is has been a wonderful addition to our family. She was housebroken within a matter of weeks and follows commands. It is clear that she is very intelligent. She is great with my daughter and now that the weather is nice they spend a good deal of time playing fetch in the backyard. Whenever we bring her into the vet for a check-up, he comments on how healthy and well-bred she appears. She really is wonderful. Thank you for breeding such healthy and special dogs.
With warm regards, Pat
The pup did not seem to be traumatized or disturbed in any way from the
flight. She took right to my husband and me, and is the friendliest,
sweetest little thing. She has the perfect personality for me, and is
exactly what I was looking for, though I'm afraid before when it's all over
with, I'm going to be fighting my husband for the right to claim her. I've
caught him talking "baby talk" to her, and if you knew my husband, you'd
understand why that is noteworthy. lol. I'm ashamed to admit that I let her
sleep with me the first night (I just couldn't help myself). She was a
great little bedfellow, and when I woke the next a.m., she had wrapped her
little body around my head. It was hard but I forced myself to begin
letting her sleep right beside my bed in her own little kennel with her
snugglepuppie, and she does just fine.
Although her appetite is beginning to pick up, she still isn't eating a
lot (I bought the food you recommended), but the vet says she appears to be
healthy, and advised that we'd spay her after she was at least 5-1/2 months
old. I'm sure she's probably just in an adjustment period, and I think I
hear her slurping even as I write. She's been using her little "potty
patch" and her wee wee pads impressively well, and seems to be extremely
intelligent. I'm sure you already knew this though. I'm hoping to
eventually train both the Havs to using a bell to be let outside to potty.
The puppy is definitely smart enough to make the association, and I'm hoping
my other Hav, Piper, will learn from her, as she's been a bit stubborn with
her potty training.
The weather has been so much warmer here the last couple of days that I've been taking both the Havs outside to play in the sun, and they are loving it. Although it was not actually love at first sight between the puppy and Piper, they seem to be more inseparable each day, and Piper is happy to have the company, having ceased most of her obsessive licking habit since the puppy arrived, thank goodness. They are now BFF's and love chasing each other, playing tug of war, and wrestling. Piper seems to understand the puppy is fragile and is careful to be gentle with her, though on a couple of occasions when Piper's forgotten her size and become a bit over zealous, the puppy wasted no time in asserting herself. Pup is a spunky little thing and knows how to take up for herself.
I know it must break your heart to have to let the puppies go...there's no
way you can't get attached to them. Rest assured, though, that your pup is
in a home where she'll be well cared for and loved forever, so you need
never give a thought to her welfare. If anyone asks me about adopting a
Havanese puppy, sight unseen, I would not hesitate to recommend you, as the
pup is everything you stated. She seems to be perfectly healthy, very
intelligent, and has the personality and other traits I was looking for in a
pet. She is definitely content to be a lap dog, which is what I wanted, and
is either always there or sitting at my feet if she's not playing with
Piper. I'll email you a photo soon. As for the pup's name, I thought I had
already settled on one, but my grown kids exerted their unqualified
democratic rights and outvoted me. Right now, we're considering the name, "Gidget",
which does kind of suit her, in a way. I'll keep you posted occasionally on
how she's doing.
Thanks again. Deborah
Hi Linda
Good morning, Linda
It has been a long time, since Noel will be 8 years old on December 31 this year. I just wanted to tell you that Noel continues to be a total joy to me and to everyone who walks through my door. She is totally a creature of love. She gives and absorbs love in great abundance!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It is good to see that you are being recognized in competition with your dogs! You certainly deserve to be recognized because your dogs reflect the loving, consistent and stable environment of your kennel! Wishing you continued success….I think of you very often when Noel and I are playing, especially when we play the game where Noel is the baby and lays her head on my shoulder while I pat her tummy…that is a part of our early morning routine while I am having my first cup of coffee. I am very grateful that Noel got her start in an environment where she learned she could trust the people around her…she reflects that environment daily as guest come and go from our home. S Mauldin
Hi Linda!
Linda,
Linda,
I just wanted to let you know that we love our puppy. We ended up naming him Tanner because he has tan ears. He is so good! And he is well loved. We play go, go, go, where he chases me or I chase him around the kitchen, family room. He potties out doors or on papers. It is so cold here and he is sneezing a little tonight, so I am not going to take him out tonight. I am feeding him a mix of the two puppy chows you recommended with a little freeze dried liver and a spritz or two of the salmon oil. He does not whine or bark, except when he is playing or because his feet are cold. It is funny watching him try to stand on no legs because the ground is cold. I always warm him up, but I think I need to get him booties and a sweater. He is a gem and I thank you from the bottom of my heart because I can tell he was raised with love. The visit to the vet went really well and he got his final distemper shot and will get his rabbi shot at the next visit. I have taken him to my office three times and everyone remarks on how good he is. He is not bothered by people gushing over him or petting him, and he prances around, but does not make any noise.
Sunny
Just a quick note to let you know how well Peanut is doing. He is now 13 weeks old. We are loving him up and he is a doll. I really had no idea how much I would adore him. My heart just melts when he gives me the "Mommy" look! He and our Border Terrier Chloe cannot get enough of each other. In fact Chloe has slimmed down from her once pudgy frame as they play together so much. He is so clever and loves to train and learn tricks. He knows sit, down, roll over, spin, give paw, ring bell, and he just learned the "bang I'm dead" trick, lol.
I've attached a picture of our "Fluffer Nutter" with the kids. He is just a joy. Thanks so much. S Levesque
Hi Linda, Little Rockport Yankee ("Rocky") is the sweetest dog we've ever known. He's healthy and happy, loving Puppy Pre-School and being part of the family. Our grown-up boys and their wives adore him. Many thanks for sending us this dear little dog. Many thanks and Happy Thanksgiving, B. Bates
Hi Linda, Just wanted to let you know how my new little buddy is doing! This the most incredible little guy. He is so wonderful,. I decided I wanted to litter train him and how easy that has been. He now has the full run of the house because he never misses going in his litter box. I have one on all floors so he doesn't have to travel up and down the steps to use it. Can't believe how easy he was to train, but it is wonderful not to have to take him out all the time. Especially today, as it has rained cats and dogs all day. He also sits when told to, he shakes paws, and he fetches his ball and drops it in my hand. I think he would do absolutely anything for the Bil-Jac litter treats. lol He went back to the vet and got his shots this week and he was a trooper. Such a wonderful little puppy. I walk him every morning and he loves it. We walk 1/2 mile to a mile in the mornings and every evening we walk 2 to 3 miles. I usually carry him the last mile. lol He is good at telling me when he needs to stop. He just lays down. lol He is so precious. I have given your web sight to a couple of different people. Everyone is crazy about him. I comb him every morning and again when we go to bed at night. He loves attention and sits and barks at me if I am ignoring him and he wants to play. lol.. He has a pair of doggles, (sunglasses and he looks adorable in them) He wears them everywhere and people are so surprised that he leaves them on but he does. He has been to South Carolina and back twice now, and we are leaving for North Carolina on Thursday, then off to Indiana the end of August. He is a great little traveler. I have a really great car seat for him and he just sits there and looks out or sleeps. I am just so crazy about this little one. I was going to name him Baxter, but when he got here, I decided he was a Sammy. So his name is Sammy and he knows it well. He makes friends everywhere we go. This little guy has eyelashes to die for. His favorite play toys are squeak toys and he slams them around to make them squeak. He is truly a little clown who has everyone laughing at all of his silliness. Thank for such a wonderful puppy. He has so much love to give and he's such a happy little guy. You don't just raise puppies to love, you raise puppies with love. Thank you again. Am sending a couple of pics for you to see.
L Carnes
Hi Linda
HE'S FINALLY HERE!!! And oh my goodness, he is gorgeous. I am so impressed with his appearance. So healthy, so soft, so beautiful. He is resting and them we are off to the vet's in a couple of hours. As soon as I got him, he didn't move at all, and I was so concerned. But as soon as I got him outside, and put him down in the grass, he at first just stood there, then he just came alive. Wiggling and bouncing, and just so happy to finally be out of that cage. lol,..He is a ball of cuteness and I can't wait to show him off. Thank you so so much for this wonderful little puppy, I will send pics as he grows. Linda, thank you. Lenetta
Hi Linda,
Bella arrived on time and all is well. Thank you again for the fabulous care that you have given us in regard to our new puppy. You even included collar and leash! Your thorough information from "A to Z " is most appreciated. We will send you some photos soon.
All the best,
The Hamm Family (with our newest member, Bella)
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