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Tess with Progress

Tess the World's Strongest Dog?

Well, not quite. LOL.

However, we have gotten Tess involved in weight pulling. Her first time out was pulling a cart and she pulled 400lbs. Her second time out was on the rails, and she only pulled 200lbs, but I think the noise freaked her out a little, so, we've been practicing and trying to get her used to the sound.

Besides, that everything is the same. Tess is still a great dog. :)

Sorry, we haven't updated, just kept forgetting...

All the pups ended up getting homes.
Forgotten and Inbetween named Boo and Josie by their new owners went to their homes on October 7, 2007. Boo's owner's had an APBT before that died from a snake bite, they thought Boo looked a lot like him, so, it was love at first site. Josie owner's are a young couple with two young boys. They were thrilled with her as well.
Finally, Omega went to her new home on October 23, 2007. Her owner was a single young man.

Now for the updates, I haven't heard from Boo or Omega's owner in a while, so, I am not sure how they are.

The Big Female, named Layla, by her owners, passed away from unknown causes when they moved to their new houses.

Josie, aka Inbetween, was stolen from her family in February 2007. They were heart broken over it.

Magnus, aka the big male, is doing fantastic.

Destiny, aka Melvin's pup, is also looking great and is very loving.

Now for the ones we kept.
Hawken (aka Little Notch), Locus (aka Sigma), and Morgan (aka Left Foot) are all doing great. They are a joy to have in our lives, and are full of life and energy. lol.


Tess is doing fantastic as well, and got spayed March 3, 2008. She was out of it the first day, but recovered just fine. She is doing very well now, and is a great companion, and still tries to mother her pups from time to time. lol.

Another pup gone....

The Big Female has gone to her new home, but they promise to keep in touch so that we know how she is doing. We are pretty happy about this placement. They have two young children, and we believe she will be a great dog to them, and they will be great owners to her. They are big dog lovers, and understand that she is not the correct breed for a watch/guard dog, so she will not be used as that. So, another pup gets another happy home!