Yesterday Ezra’s litter visited Amy’s school. It was another example of how blessed we are to live in this community. Everyone is so good to Amy, and treat her with respect and also expect the best from her. She is surrounded everyday with friends, teachers and coaches that genuinely care about her. As a parent of a child with special needs, it doesn’t get any better. The entire 8th grade went on a field trip and had to dress up. Amy was so excited and kept telling me “Amy look cute”. She always has an innocent outlook on life, and I learn such basic things from her.

Puppies bring out the best in everyone! It seems wherever we go, people get a big smile and have to laugh at these rolly- polly little guys. Ezra’s litter is extra chunky because there were only three in the litter, so they could eat all they wanted. They are so cute and sweet. I have really gotten to know them because there are only three, I can spend a lot of time with each puppy. They truly have that “golden” temperament. If you are interested in a great companion dog, please inquire about one of these little guys. They are really special.

Last week Ruby’s litter was six weeks old and we went somewhere everyday.

Visiting ProWorks in Litchfield- a facility that employs people with special needs.

The puppies went to daycare, then came home and played with my nieces and newphews. Lots of exposure to kids!

We visited the nursing home where the residents couldn't get enough puppy holding

This is Gabby, my sister's black lab. Gabby always does a great job playing with the puppies.

The puppies visited Amy's class.

The best of both worlds- a puppy and a baby!

The puppies traveled to Zimmerman on Wednesday where my son in law teaches. It was great for the puppies to go on a trip and the kids really enjoyed themselves.

Yesterday we took the puppies to visit my son-in-law and the kids he teaches in Osseo. The puppies and kids both had a great time!!!

The puppies went to school today! These third graders had a wonderful time.