We tend to show the dogs but haven’t really done much of an introduction.

Weillow is a 13 year old chocolate lab mix. She has been with me since she was 8 weeks old. I was at work and had a person ask me if I wanted this starved puppy. She was so scared, and you could see every bone. She looked like a walking Skelton.
I took her with me, and we went straight to the vet. The vet wasn’t sure she live, he started her with vaccines right then.
I took her home, and she would just hide, wouldn’t play with other animals, especially not us. She kept her tail between her legs. It took me a couple week’s of loving, tons of food. Before she came to me,play and wagg her tail.
I took her everywhere, work, and school to socialize her. She did come out of her shell, she’s VERY protective of me . When she was younger, she had a lot of issues with men.
When I met Brent, Weillow was 2 and was so fearful of him that he had to carry her to go outside. Brent did a lot of work with her to accept him and other men. She has gotten past most of her fears towards men, but still has issues with bearded men.






Dreugan is a 110 lb 3/4 Husky, 1/4 Rottweiler. He will be 3 years old, Jan 1 2024.
Dreugan was a birthday present from Brent to me. Brent knew Weillow was getting older and slowing down.
Dreugan is vocal like a Husky. He’s protective like a Rottweiler. Though he does have anxiety issues, especially towards other dogs.
We had worked with him on his dog issues, but everything I get some of his fears better. He gets attacked. He’s been attacked by 3 different pitbulls, once in our car. Anne was getting into the car when a pittbull dashed inside the car and attacked Dreugan on my lap. He was attacked by a German shepherd at a truckstop, the German shepherd was not leashed Dreugan was.
He even got attacked at a dog park while he was on leash. 3 Boston terreirs came over and attacked him. He could have easily hurt them, but he hid behind me. Until they came back the second round and started towards me. He then got aggressive. Brent grabbed the terriers and told the owner to get them before they got hurt.





Amigo is Brents dog and just turned 1 on July 20th, 2023. We are not ones that get puppies from parking lots or pet stores. But we broke that rule with Amigo. When we seen the puppies at Walmart Brent and I said pretty much at the same time, “Let’s go look” we never go look.
When we got to the car, there were a bunch of pups about 8, many of them multiple colored ones very flashy and cute. But it was Amigo that came to us. We didn’t know what to do, we tried to put him down but he didn’t want to go.
We asked all the normal questions.. vaccines, bred, age. We couldn’t see the parents but that’s okay.
He hadn’t had any vaccines. They knew his birthday, and they said his mother was a Pitt bull, father Lab, German Shepherd.
We really had no idea what to do, we don’tagree with paying for unvacinnated pups or support backyard breeders.. But also realized he’s a black pup, and black dogs tend not to be adopted as easy. Since he wanted to be with us, we said sure.
Upon leaving, the people that had him told us they’ll be having more pups if we want more. That really upset me hearing, but we just walked away and took Amigo to tractor supply and gave him his first vaccine in the parking lot.















