A Therapy Dog's Journey: honey

Sunday, July 15, 2007

2 weeks on....

Here is a sweet updated picture of our "honey" of a puppy..he is showing such a gorgeous glow to his coat and I just know he is going to be a sweet and very gorgeous boy ! He is now 2 weeks old and the waiting time is I think God's way of teaching us patience !! I am soo looking forward to going to visit him in a couple of weeks and getting more acquainted with him. That is the beauty of having a breeder so local and handy .Feel free to share anything you might have information on and we are still looking for a name..but "Honey" seems to be sticking...( no pun intended.hahaha ) !!!!

have a blessed weekend everyone..til next time....
Gods JOY..PEACE and LOVE

Havanese Happenings...

Welcome!

This is where I will post current information about the Havense including training tips, fun ideas and even dog biscuit recipes!
Here is my 1st entry..

1. Introducing The Havanese.

Are you looking for a sweet, cute, yet sturdy smalllap dog? How about a dog that has a non-sheddingfluffy white or black coat? If you are looking fora petite companion dog that is intelligent and greatwith children then the Havanese breed is for you.Did you know that the Havanese originated in Cuba?The Havanese is in the Bichon variety of dogs and hasrelations to the Maltese, Poodle, and Bichon Frise.The Havanese is the national dog of Cuba. Wow - what an exciting honor to bestow upon a dog! Thisrecognition demonstrates the universal admirationand appreciation for the Havanese breed.Did you know that the Havanese is a small dog, butis an accomplished performer? The Havanese dog isclever, obedient, and skilled at performing tricks.The Cuban social elite have regarded the Havanesebreed as a top dog for hundreds of years.Did you know that the Havanese breed is relativelynew in the United States? The Havanese breed hit Americain the 1970's. The 1990's brought a surge in popularityand the Havanese is quickly becoming the "It" dog of the21st century.