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	It would be great to have little (growing) Juliet on your site. Leo loves loves loves loves her. He is a 13 month old Bordeaux. He lets her steal bones & tennis balls from his mouth, chew on his tail etc ... he is very gentile and careful Dawna here are few Juliet pictures. She is growing like a weed - smarter, faster and more wild + crazy everyday. We love her. She is a love. When you described her as a pistol or as "where is the party". You were 110% correct.
	Poor Zorro has outgrown his favorite chair....he has also outgrown the futon.....and the bed.....and he is only 10 months old! He doesn't seem to care, though, that he outgrows everything....I don't think he notices! He also seems to think he is a lap dog, but he really is too big for that. Kathleen PS. It is a big chair.
	anyway, his jaw is better now, I think he just wrenched it pulling trees around, he is fine, he wasn't ever ill, just his jaw was hurting. Didn't stop him from eating, though! He is 8 1/2 months and 130 pounds, but nice and lean, that is big, right? Had him neutered last month. Got a little bitty Shih Tzu pup and they are the best of friends, they play really rough but Zorrie is so gentle with him, he is a wonderful dog. I am enclosing a PIC of the 2. They share their toys and everything. Kathleen
	Hi Dawna, Please see the pictures of Coco and Yongyong. They both were bought from you and they are great dogs! Coco is about 150 lb. and Yongyong is about 130 lb. Yongyong is just 1 year old. Please tell me when fila stops growing height. He seems to be shorter than Coco. Coco is 22 months old and very protective. Yongyong just gets started. He is Grizzly's son and look alike his father. So, he should about the same size? His feet are huge. My Jinjin from Jim in TX had some problems but still hanging around. One thing, I tell all my friend about you is you are the most serious breeder I ever known, the one loves her dogs so much! Thanks! Best regards, Yuanhong (Michael)
	Dawna, attached is a photo of Aphrodite. She's doing very well, and is still a food hound! Cya, Vickie
	"Dawn"s dog "Jericho" These are the ones taken at the Vets. 142lbs at 27mo. Thanks for our Boy. Dawn
	Madison picture standing up Here is another one with her standing up. Best Regards, K.Theresa
	Sent: Tuesday, July 02, 2002 8:10 AM Subject: Hi Dawna Just wanted to thank you for the advice (again!). I also wanted to send pictures of my big girl, Sydney, as promised. She's not quite 2 in these pictures - she is two now. So I guess she's a month or two shy of two in these. The kids love her, and she's just great with them. She especially adores my little girl, who adores her too. Lindsey puts blankets on her back and her head - even uses her as a "fort" with a blanket over Syd and then she crawls up under it. One day, this caused a small problem, as Syd moved a foot just a bit to get her balance, and stepped on Lindsey's hair. Well, when Lindsey started screaming that Syd was pulling her hair, most big ol' dogs would have panicked and stepped on her head or face...but Syd just stood there (still on her hair, though!) til we came to the rescue. She was so afraid to hurt Lindsey that she just wouldn't move...Scott had to pick her up to get her off Lindsey's hair! But I much prefered that to her leaping around perhaps stepping on Lindsey's face in the process. Let me tell you how smart this girl is too. I bought one of those electronic training collars for my new Anatolian/Pyrenees pup so that I could correct him from a distance when he's biting the goats or chasing guinea hens. Well, I thought, what the heck, I'll go ahead and break Angel and Syd of chasing the guineas while I'm at it. I put the collar on Angel, set on the lowest level, and let her in the back acre where the other critters live...well, she immediately took off after the guineas. I corrected her, and she jumped like something bit her, but she did NOT yelp. She tried ONCE more, got corrected, and now she won't even LOOK at the guineas. Well, I suppose Syd was watching this...but again, Angel never yelped. I put that collar on Syd and took her back in the goat yard...and she would NOT leave a heeling position. She wouldn't even SNIFF the goats and we walked within 3 feet of the guineas, and she wouldn't chase them. I never got a chance to correct her because she refused to do anything wrong! Well, I'll let you go - hope you like the pics! Thanks again for our Syd! Belinda