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D.O.B. 8/17/2008
A darling baby, Jeannie could climb out of any puppy
pen. We had to build custom two-story tall pens with
special tops to contain this little rascal, who soon also
became known as Jeannie-Who-Deannie!
pen. We had to build custom two-story tall pens with
special tops to contain this little rascal, who soon also
became known as Jeannie-Who-Deannie!
At six months old & finally more willing to stay put when put in an x- pen.
AM CH Ringo Levino Von San Remo X WindWalker's Honeymoon Sweet
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| Watch for our sweetheart, Jeannie, at the Northwest shows. There's just no telling if, or when, she's going to be naughty, or nice! |
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At 12 Weeks
Jeannie at 19 Months
Jeannie was a singleton pup, from a long planned litter. She was the first and only fawn puppy, and
the oldest of the only two pups her mom, Leah, gave us. She was special for those reasons, alone. But,
since her mom, Leah, was co-bred by my dear friend, Jean Wenig, Sure Sweet Pugs, I told her before
she passed I'd name a girl, if I got one from Leah, My Sure Sweet Heart, and I'd call her Jeannie.
Imagine my surprise when Leah only had one pup, a girl. She is our little Sweetheart, Jeannie!
the oldest of the only two pups her mom, Leah, gave us. She was special for those reasons, alone. But,
since her mom, Leah, was co-bred by my dear friend, Jean Wenig, Sure Sweet Pugs, I told her before
she passed I'd name a girl, if I got one from Leah, My Sure Sweet Heart, and I'd call her Jeannie.
Imagine my surprise when Leah only had one pup, a girl. She is our little Sweetheart, Jeannie!