We lost our Laika girl to cancer . She will remain always in our Hearts and Thoughts.

Black Lab Mix

“Hey Buddy” (middle name “I’m busy”) is one of those been there done that dogs. If you are under a sink fixing a drain, Hey Buddy is under the sink. If you step outside to drop the trash in the can, Hey Buddy is there with that “Is that all there is?” expression. If you get the correct ball in the correct room at the correct time of the day then Hey Buddy is all about that. You got treats, Hey Buddy has tricks.

“BonBon” is the sweetest “first timer” on the dharma wheel of life. Every day is a new day, and she relearns her tricks like Sit and Stay all over again. Really, she not only learns them over but is proud of leaning them like it was the first time. She lives unaware and in the moment, innocent, reflective, calm, …. except for 20 minutes each day when she goes manically ballistic. So Betty Davis.

Playing the role of the daisy

Jack's the best dog ever! He loves the water and every person and dog he meets!

"Give me a ball and an audience (more than just my master), and I will entertain you like a clown in a circus....I'm the ultimate performer!"

I'm hungry!

"I love chasing a ball almost as much as I love being autistic"

He is a perfect mix of a dog, for me that is. At dog park he is energetic and always wrestling and playing with the other dogs. Then, when he gets home, he miraculously turns into a little angel and is just a lap dog.

He's such a sweet big love bug...

Buddha has learned to stand up and pray and meditate with treats, of course, straight from the highest.

He also protects us daily like he did the monks in Tibet from any harm.

He is pure white and gold. totally spiritual colors.

What more can we say? Such a sweetheart with so much Love in his heart!

My baby Logan

"A dog wags its tail with its heart." -- Martin Buxbaum

"Dogs are not our life, but they make our lives whole." -- Alex Karas

Our little toy poodle angel! She taught me so much ... and I loved her with all my heart.

"My little dog - a heartbeat at my feet." -- Edith Wharton