More Updates on the First Litter!

Well, since the post about Dixie, looks like I've got some more good news to share with everybody.  First off, "Smokie" is doing quite well at his new home in Jacksonville.  The new owners have him in K9 school and are looking at enrolling him in either the agility or field competitions.  Smokie was originally nicknamed "Thing 1" and his twin sister is Dixie, which we called "Thing 2".  I  know they are not truly twins, but they did resemble one another very closely.  The even funnier thing is that the sire to both these pups is named "Smokie".  He's in the pic in my mission statement post.  Go figure!  Glad you guys are enjoying him.




Smokie Now



Smokie "Then"



Dixie Now



Dixie "Then"


Also got an email about our last puppy to leave the Muse Pointers household, and that was the one we called "Whitey".  Whitey was named "Whoopi" and the owner writes:
 "Just wanted to give you an update on Whoopi. She is growing fast and is such a smart and sweet little girl. She loves to run with me and we go about twice a day for 30 minutes. She loves Jake (our 3 year old) and everyone she meets.  She points at all the birds, butterflies and lizards in the yard and is a great hunter :)".

That's awesome news!  Here are some old and new pics of Whoopi as well.



Whoopi "Then"



Whoopi Now

Lastly, I got this picture of Chip and Gizmo on Facebook a couple of weeks ago.  Have not talked to the Bean family on how the dogs are doing, but if a picture is worth a thousand words, then the first word that comes to mind from the photo is GOOD!



Here is the first picture of the whole gang together with all their new names.  We are glad everyone is enjoying their Muse Pointer!

We are still looking for a sire for the next litter.  If you are interested, or know anybody who's interested let us know!

Maggie-May went on her first "hunting" outing last weekend.  We did not find any quail, but she ran with the older dogs and actually outlasted them!  She's already pointing and obeying quite well.  She's adapted to inside life and the life of a hunting dog quite well.  Will post some pics of her soon where she's pointing and holding.  Where O' where are those pesky quail????



Maggie May