Where They Landed

Puppies who have gone home

These ones are spoken for. We keep them here because the whole point of the way we match puppies is what happens after pick-up day, and because most families rename their puppy within about a week of getting it home. They always pick better names than we do.

Happy, formerly Bowie, at home with his new family

Formerly Bowie

Now answering to Happy

The pup we called Bowie answers to Happy now — renamed by his new family, and anyone who watched him meet a visitor at the gate here will tell you they got it right on the first try. He was the lap-finder of the May litter: played himself flat out, then went looking for someone to fall asleep on. Going by the photos his family sends, the falling-asleep-on-someone part has not changed.

May 8th Litter · Adopted

Willy, formerly Ozzy, at home with his new family

Formerly Ozzy

Now answering to Willy

Ozzy goes by Willy these days. He was first out of the whelping box, first up the stairs, and he solved the puzzle toys before we had finished putting them down — so we were particular about where he ended up. He landed with someone who takes him out into an open field and lets him empty the tank, which is the only correct way to own a dog built like this one.

May 8th Litter · Adopted

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