| Hi Rachel, the girls are doing great! I have pics but my son has my camera. i will send them to U when i get it back. Maggie & Mollie have been to the vet, they got their shots have been put on heartworm meds. Maggie weighed 10.6 & Mollie 9.6. They are the same size, Maggie just seems more solid. Both are very healthy!!! I have been feeding them Purina Pro Plan Selects from day one, Thank God i lucked out and was not buying the tainted stuff!! They are scheduled to be spayed the first week of July. They also have been to the groomer two weeks ago, they are real fur-balls. We take them for walks around our development and every little girl knows their names and we have to stop and let them say hello to the girls. The fight like cats but their tails are wagging and then they lie together. They have gotten hold of toilet paper rolls, socks disappear before your eyes, shoes are taken behind chairs, all kinds of fun stuff( NOT!) We have to let them outside on thin ropes to do their thing, once they got to about 12 weeks one would take off one way, the other the opposite way. I have bought and installed a radio fence but the vet says to wait till they are six months old, then they can have fun running in the yard. YEP, they are a real trip. As far as housebreaking, it has been a little harder to do, I would say they are at about 75%, the number 2s are always outside, number 1s mostly outside but they do have accidents. No big deal, they will get there. Got to go but i do have a question, How do I send off the microchip regs? My county says I have to wait till they are spayed then vet gives me some form to send at same time to get lifetime licence. Let me Know. Ps u are not being a pest or intruding for inquiring about the girls. I am so used to breeders selling me dogs and then not ever hearing from them again. It's nice to have one that truly cares. Take care Dale |
| Rae, Well Shawn and I brought Kennedy to the vet the other day. She had to have one more puppy shot and her bordatella ( I don't know how to spell it). They also checked her again for worms and did a few puppy checks on her. She did awesome and the vet was EXTREMELY impressed with her. She thought she was the most beautiful cocker that she had seen. She was so impressed that she wanted your info. She kept asking us questions about her and we kept telling her all the info that you had told us and she couldn't believe it. She just couldn't get over her. She was very impressed with the way she was at the vet she sat pretty and flashed her little eyes (kinda hard not to fall in love with!) Kennedy is up to 11lbs, she is still so tiny. I am going to be taking some more pictures of her and as soon as I do I will send them to you. But I just wanted to say thank you so much for such a great little puppy. We are going to take more pictures of her this weekend when we go back to the park. Oh yeah, so Kennedy has decided she LOVES the slide! It is so funny, she races Shawn to get to it first so she can come down it first. It makes me nervous but she likes it. She has been sleeping awesome at night and she has been doing really good when we are not home. I have been going home for about 45min everyday during lunch, she acts like we have left her forever, but when I leave she goes right back to sleep. But I will talk to you soon and we will send pictures this weekend. Thank you, Melissa |
| Hi Rae - Darlene and I want to thank you for adding a beaming ray of light in the name of Dexter to our lives. We are in love with him! You are a special lady, and your breeding expertise and skills shine through! We had an opportunity last evening to read through all of the paperwork and things you so kindly sent us home with. THANK YOU would be an understatement. Knowing he came from such an amazing line and that you took such good care of him (and all your dogs) from before the time he was born to the day you placed him in our arms means so much to us. The CD was the icing on the cake. What a delight that will be to have those pictures and frame many of them, send to friends and family. It is so special to be able to look back and see his growth and changes. Wow, what a breeder you are! Dexter is settling in so nicely to his new home. He slept through the night, is learning to pee outside, and slooooowwwwly getting used to his crate. We are doing 10 minutes twice a day for now and leaving the room to get him used to it. He is SO smart and like a little sponge, absorbing things, listening. He saw his first bird, loved the chirping, and then attacked some leaves outside in the front lawn. LOL We absolutely love our baby and plan to keep in touch, if that is okay with you. Thanks for having such a high standard for cockers and sharing your passion and skill with us cocker lovers. We are two people who deeply appreciate you! Kindly, Carol and Darlene |
| A little blurb about our boy Jersey. Our kids were kind enough to buy Jersey for us as a Christmas present, in fact, our daughter came with us from St. Catharines Ontario Canada to Hunlock Creek Pennsylvania to pick him up. We fell in love immediately. He is bright, almost house trained and loves us very much. Rachel at Aine Cockers has been very supportive, informative and most importantly gave us a puppy that to date is more than we could of wished for. Thank you Rachel and family for bringing Jersey into our lives. Jackie Williams More than Satisfied Cocker Parent |
| Hi Rachel, Ally is awesome and I can't tell you how much I enjoy having her! She is almost 5 months old now and is truly turning heads everywhere I take her. She started Doggie Day Care this week so I could socialize her more and she loves it. She goes for 4 hours 2x/week and runs around like crazy. She is calm, healthy and a joy to be with; which we all know comes from good breeding! I wish I had 10 more like her. Anita |