Back in 2008 is when I first had contact with Ron.... I spoke to him with regards to re-homing a GSD pup.
Had my home check (passed) and Ron suggested I look at a little pup who was still in foster care in Ireland.

Molly was her name, short haired black & tan bundle of cuteness.
How could anyone not want to offer such a sweet, adorable looking baby a home...... so I spoke to Ron and said I would love to offer her a home
A few days later I got the terrible news that Molly (who was still in Ireland) had taken ill and sadly didn't make it.
As you can image there were a lot of tears and heart ache even tho I never got to meet the little girl herself.

Ron said he would do everything to help find another pup, and boy did he mean it lol
Hows about this white boy he said, and staring at me was this picture of a fluffy bundle of white fur.... omg he looked so lovely and cute just like a little bear

first picture I ever saw of Buster x



so it was arranged for the 13th Sept 2008 that I meet both Ron, Chris and Buster at the Surrey pet fair.

Here is a pic of that special day....


So thats the story of how Buster came into my life, Im so lucky and happy that he did even tho he is a naughty big so and so when out, he is different when in the home he acts and looks like an angel so gentle and full of love...

Well the story doesn't end there lol
After having Buster at home with us a month or so on I saw that Ron had 10 yes 10 GSD X pups up for re-homing. At the time they were still in Ireland with their amazing foster mum Catherine. I spoke to Ron with regards to re-homing a little girl, when they were ready to come over I picked up my little Lacey one chilly Sunday morning back in October 2008
I was informed by the pups foster mum that Lacey (as I named her) was the runt of the litter and if she could she would have kept her, im so glad she didnt as Lacey is so sweet and gentle, not a bad bone in her body lol even tho a little scatty at times.

So its a big thanks to Ron and Chris and all those wonderful people in Ireland that I have my gorgeous babies <3
I love my dogs to bits... so grateful they came into my life

Lacey as a pup in Ireland


some pics of them now... sorry to bore you






Lacey playing mummies to Missy a staff pup I looked after for a week



Vicky

What a lovely furry family you have got.

Thanks viky thy are a credit to you and MY BOY LOOKS GREAT thanks i rember that story well ill get you a pup shr did hay

Thank you Siobhan x

lol yes you did Ron, all happened so quick, and im so glad it did


few more pics as the ones i put up are always of indoors, makes it look like the poor buggers dont get out

just a few more pics

thy are looking great espcale my boy

out with the camera today picture overload sorry

They are lovely..



But I need the answer to one very important question..



How do you get a Tennis Ball to last a walk .. Mine kill theirs within a few minutes . They loose the heavy rubber ones in the long grass, so I've given up now and don't take any with me anymore.

never mind the tenis ball why let him get derty agan

Lovely pictures as always ... 2 very lucky Irish dogs S

Lovely pics Missy And for the tennis balls don't go there mine demolish them on there walks to and we always lose the rubber ones.

Glad to see others have to put up with the mud LoL. Lovely dogs lovely family.

Milly a 5-6 month old female short coat Gsd has found herself in the pound in Ireland



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