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Picture of Shana Marie (In Loving Memory), a female Yorkshire Terrier

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"Her name Shana means pretty little girl and she was truly a pretty little girl!!!!"

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Sex: Female Weight: 1-10 lbs

Shana and her good friend Max who was visiting.

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"Shana and her good friend Max who was visiting."

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"Her favorite past time - sleeping."

The best little dog anyone could have!!!

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"The best little dog anyone could have!!!"

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The family of Alabaster , Chauncey and Shula

The family of Trixie Anne, Gracie Marie and Shana Marie (In Loving Memory)

The family of Sammy Jo, Forever in Our Heart, Toby Jo, Cory Jo, Joey Jo (Jo Jo) and Sarge

Nicknames:
Shani, Sweet Pea, Pumpkin, Honey Bunny, One Way

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Quick Bio:

-purebred

Likes:
Riding in the car, sleeping in the walk-in closet

Pet-Peeves:
Taking a bath

Favorite Toy:
Rubber ball from Disney Land

Favorite Food:
Chicken and more chicken

Favorite Walk:
On the curbs of sidewalks in the neighborhood

Best Tricks:
Had none

Arrival Story:
We were lucky to get Shana from a friend who could not keep her any longer. She was two when she came to live with us and was perfect. Already house broken and as sweet as can be. She was very strong willed and definitely knew her mind. And a great companion for many, many years. She was always happy to see you when you came home. She loved to go visiting especially to her Aunt Rosie's to see her doggie best friend Amanda. They were a hoot to watch together. She also has another little Yorkie friend, Max, who was much younger than her. Max thought Shana was his "Mom". She loved visiting Max and his family who nicknamed her "One Way" because she loved to go for walks and never wanted to turn around to go home. She also spent lots of time with the Boyer family who loved to tease her by ringing the door bell. That was the only way to make her bark. She was a very quiet dog. Shana was the best little friend one could have.