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Deb;
I just received an e-mail from Holly R____ asking for a reference about working with you to get Brewster.  I responded back to her letting her know what a great experience we did have. You can use my name and give out my e-mail, or phone number, at any time if somebody wants a reference. I do have the utmost of respect for you and the way you handled our interaction. Thanks again and Brewster is growing, just turned one on Friday. He’s been such a blessing to our family and is loved by friends and our extended family.
Lee E.
 
 
 

 Deb
 Happy Boofday to all of Kellogg’s brothers and sisters, wherever they may be. I intend to take birthday pictures this weekend and will send them off, hopefully, next week. Kellogg is the BEST! We love her oodles. She is about 65 pounds, very light blond, silly as can be and a real lover. Everyone who meets her falls instantly in love with her. She has decided that the very best way to drive around town is with her head out the sunroof of my car. It’s a blast to see everyone laughing when they see her. I haven’t figured out how to get a picture of it, but it would be worth the effort.

Take care.

Sidnie, John and Kellogg

 
 
 

 Hi Deb!!!
Max is doing great, was at the vet yesterday. He nows weighs in at 31.5 lbs.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! He is growing like a weed, well at least his legs are. We just love our boy, and we go every Monday night to Puppy Classes. It's funny to compare him to the other Doodle in the class, she is very high strung, trainer can't get over what a smart, sweet tempered, low key boy Max is!!!!!! Hope all is well. Will send new pictures soon. Beth
 
 

Hey Deb,

hope your weather is clear and frosty! We are sure looking forward to winter here. Our fall has been rain, rain, rain...very unusual for Alaska. So, we are all saying, "let it snow"!!!
I think of you often, so sorry that I have not been great at communicating.
Pete is terrific. He certainly hasn't shown an Alpha bone in his body ...he loves my little chubby mix breed and totally allows Toby to boss him around. He plays with the largest of our little guys, Toughie, but he is so much bigger, Toughie tires quickly. Toughie can run faster, so when he gets tired he runs inside.
 
We recently discovered that a neighbor of ours has a goldendoodle. He brought him over and "Monk" and Pete ran and ran together. My did they have fun together. We are hoping that we can arrange some play time on a regular basis.
 Pete is such a cuddler. Last night I sat on the kitchen floor with his head in my lap. He helped me make pies all afternoon. I cut the top pie crust with "schnoodle" cookie cut-outs and called them Petey pies! We waited for the receipients and watched it rain. This morning he has his head in my lap, on the couch, as I read the paper. He goes everywhere with Ron in the truck. He is loved everywhere he goes! Everyone comments on how sweet and gentle he is. I still love his giant bark!! I love that he doesn't eat my little, naughty dogs .
He still brings me my shoes...I wish he could get the pair thing down! He brings me my sweatshirt when I leave it on the chair, too. He does not chew anything, except his chewies (dingo dog bones). We call him our shopper. Sometimes our front yard looks like "someone" has raided our closets! We love him Deb. He is so calm and loving.
 
Just wanted to send you a quick update.
 
I do have a question. When I bath him, will his very light matting come out, or should I de-matt him before I bath him? Thanks for your time.
 
Sending our best and a big lick and little nip from Pete!
Jaclyn
 
 
 
 

Dear Mrs. Ring,
 
Here is a picture of me under my new Mom's desk at work, which is
where I spend most of my days. I love my new "boy" Oskar. He isn't
allergic to me unless I lick his face, which is hard not to do, but I
am trying to learn. Sometimes in the morning I still miss my brothers
and sisters and there is this one dog who looks just like me who
never plays with me. He is always in the same spot on the wall. When
I visit him and he copies exactly everything I do. He even has the
exact same toy in his mouth when I do... he's very strange.  I have a
very nice backyard and my whole new family really likes when I go
potty out there. I have forgotten how to get there, but just a few
times because my new house has lots of doors. When I get back in my
accident seems to be gone and forgotten. My new doctor is very nice
except for that sharp poke in the back I get. It's usually followed
by a nice treat though. I really like traveling in my tiny house with
the door and my new family takes me everywhere. The first day with
the long string around my neck was terrible, but now I like it
because it means we're all going on an adventure with lots of things
to see and smell. Anyway, tell Mom, Dad and all my brothers and
sisters that I am behaving myself, eating all my dinner and making
sure I figure out quickly which "no" things are important. I hope
they have all found families who love them as much as mine. Take Care
all.

 Love always, Shadow Miller - Owens aka number 777.
 

Hi Deb,
 
Well our baby Blitzz is now a year old.  He's a big boy! Blitzz is a wonderful addition to our family. He is one of my babies :)
He is loveable,playful and full of energy. He loves to swim in the pool. When the kids are in the pool he will bark and run around like a nut. If we dont hurry and open the screen door, he takes it upon himself to open it with his paw and then SPLASH, in he goes.
When anyone comes in from outside, he runs and grabs whatever he can find and gives it to you as a little present.
Here are some pictures of our baby.
Again, thank you for making my family complete
Marc,Karen and family
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 Hi Deb,
Another Abby update….she is almost 58 pounds now, and I don’t think she is done.
She graduated from her first obedience class, and came in third in a class of 10!  So, she is doing just great!  Loves walks, loves everyone she meets, and is just happy all the time.

Thought you might like to see a few more pictures, or use them for your website. It is so exciting about the new pups you have! If they are all like Abby, there are going to be some happy people out there!  I am not sure if my neighbor is in the market yet, but I have passed on the info and will keep letting them know you have another litter coming also.

Happy Halloween! As you can see, Abby is one tolerant doggy. J
~Cynthia
 

Dear Deb, I am one year old today! I thought that you would like to hear how well I’m doing. I love the snow. We walk across the golf course behind our house. I run and run but I’m really good to come back when I hear my special whistle. I can throw snow up and I jump into every pile we come too. I have a swell cousin to play with. Her name is Molly and she is a little rat terrier. We aren’t allowed to play in the house until we’ve been outside for at least ½ an hour. We really like to run and play hard. She comes here with Ken and Cherri’s grandchildren. I love them too. They play with me a lot. If they stay all night I know how to say prayers with them. I am a very happy dog, always in a good mood. I’ve learned a few tricks. I sit on voice or hand command, and I lie down on hand command too. I can shake hands and I know how to play dead but I don’t like to do it. I can reach anything I want on the kitchen counters. Ken and Cherri aren’t very happy when I do this. The other day I ate ½ a cake. They were mad and I didn’t feel very good because I’m not used to people food. I ask for bites sometimes but they always say “no” and that’s why I sometimes have to help myself. I like Cherri just fine but I really love Ken (he’s my favorite!) I especially like to jump into his lap when he’s in his recliner. Everyone thinks that I’m a little big to be a lap dog but I think that I fit just fine. At first I wasn’t allowed on the furniture but now I sit where ever I want. The only trouble I got into was when I chewed all the buttons of a bench that Ken made. I am a great watch dog. We have lots of windows in our house and all of them have nose prints where I look out for anyone lurking around. I can growl really deep and loud, and I do it whenever I see someone who doesn’t look like they belong. It is a big job to watch our house and the church next door. Just about every morning I go to work at the church with Ken for an hour or so and I know that the church property is also mine to guard. The best thing is that I know that I am really loved. I’ve been spayed ( I didn’t like that much) I have all my shots and I wear tags to say that I’m legal in our town. Ken and Cherri tell everyone how wonderful I am and how happy I make them. We make a great family. Thanks for my great start. Maybe next summer when we’re at the house in St. Regis we’ll come and visit. I’d like to see you again. Love, Tonks Bartle

From: Lee E
Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2007 12:41 PM
To: 'Holly
Subject: RE: Goldendoodle questions

Holly;

I could not say enough about Deb Ring and how GREAT she was to work with. I had an excellent experience working with Deb and respect her very much. I was very leery purchasing a puppy over the Internet at first but am so glad we did. Deb kept her word and did exactly what she said she would.

Brewster was shipped to us via air and there were no issues at all, he came in healthy and happy. It was also interesting when we got to pick him up the people at the air cargo area had been talked to directly by Deb to follow up with him and his trip.

The puppy, Brewster, is now one year old (10/5/07) and is an excellent member of the family; he is very smart, loving, and interacts with other dogs and people great.

I would go through Deb if we were looking to get another dog there is no question. If you have any questions do not hesitate to contact me either by e-mail or phone, 801-699-1943.

Lee

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Subject: Goldendoodle questions

Hi Lee,

Deb Ring gave me your name as a reference. I was hoping you could share your experience of working with Deb, and if you had your pup shipped how that worked out?

We live in Sacramento and our puppy would be shipped in November via Salt Lake.

Thank You,

Holly

Hi Deb!

I just wanted to say what an AMAZING job you did in choosing Banjo for our family!!! :) He is such a wonderful baby and each and every one of us is having a ball with him! :) He is so funny and so full of personality! He seems to be absolutely comfortable as part of our family and has figured out little details of life around here and he likes things to stay on schedule! :P Usually, we put the boys in bed at 8:30 and Charlie and I hit the hay at 10 pm. Banjo sleeps perfectly as long as he's in bed with either us or one of the boys; last night, he was snuggling in with us. Well, last night, I decided to stay up a bit later to get some extra work done without the kids underfoot and Charlie went ahead and took Banjo to bed with him at 10. Banjo sat up and sat there crying until I finally came in and layed down, too - then he went right to sleep! He knew that we were both supposed to be in that bed and he didn't like my procrastination on bedtime one little bit! :P

He has also absolutely figured out that I'm his Mom! He likes me to rock him in the rocking chair after his naps (maybe I'll have to invest in one of those double-rockers cause he's really growing fast!) and he also likes me to wrap him in a towel and rock him after baths! He buries his little face in my neck and is just so snuggly! :)

On car rides, he goes back and forth from laying in my arms like a baby to sitting between the boys in the back - the three of them are the best of buddies! We've taught him "Come," "Up," "Sit" and he walks on the leash around the yard with me, sweet as you please, as long as I hold a treat or toy (or even a leaf!) where he can see it! He seems to think his leash is a wearable chew-toy, the height of fashion! :P

The "twin thing" between Banjo and Connor has started getting pretty hilarious! We have had to alternate the two of them in the playpen for mealtimes - when we feed Banjo, Connor gets right down there on the floor and tries to eat and drink Banjo's food with him! When we're training Banjo and we give him a puppy biscuit to reward him, Connor says, "Me treat, please?" and cries as if his little world is ending when we try to offer him a baby treat instead of a puppy biscuit! I got Banjo a 3-pack of Nylabone chicken-flavor puppy chews to try, opened them, handed him one and he gave it directly to Connor (who immediately started chomping!) and looked back at me for one for him! Connor now refuses to brush his hair with the people brush - he only likes to brush his hair with Banjo's brush!

 Congratulations on your new Giant Schnoodle litter!!! They are so precious! And I love the pics of Tedi and Gus' babies! I think they look great; you really have some kinda gift taking pictures of puppies! Your pictures look fantastic! I've discovered it's much harder than it looks getting those gorgeous, non-blurry puppy portraits! :P

Anyway, thanks so much for keeping in touch! We are so blessed to have found you and to have one of your absolutely perfect babies! :) Hope all's going well (I know you've got your hands full with all the new little ones!!!)

Blessings,

Laura