













These are three
very
special little girls
that we have placed.
They are gone from our
home
but they will never be gone
from our hearts.












My name is Cappeccino of Cuddlespice
but everyone calls me
Cappey.
Here are a few of my pretty photos.





My name is Cafe'Au Lait
All my friends call me Cafe'
These are
my pretty girl photos.




My name is Serenity
Sweetness of Cuddlespice.
I am a black & silver phantom cockapoo.
I
have silver on all four paws,
under my chin,
and on my
ears.



WHAT IS A BREEDER? 
A Breeder [with a capital B],
is one who thirsts for knowledge
and
never really knows it all,
one who wrestles with
decisions of
conscience,
convenience, and commitment.
A Breeder is one who
sacrifices
personal interests, finances,
time, friendships,
fancy
furniture,
and deep pile carpeting.
She gives up the dreams
of a
long, luxurious cruise
in favor of turning that
all important show
into this years "vacation".
A Breeder goes without sleep,
but
never without coffee,
in hours spent planning
a breeding or watching
anxiously
over the birth process, and afterwards,
over every little
sneeze, wiggle or cry.
A Breeder skips dinner parties
because that
litter is due
or the babies have to be
bottle fed again at
eight.
She disregards birth fluids
and puts mouth to mouth
to save
a gasping newborn,
literally blowing life into
a tiny, helpless
creature
that may be the culmination
of a lifetime of dreams.
A
Breeder's lap is a marvelous place
where generations of proud
and noble
champions
once snoozed.
A Breeder's hands
are strong and
firm
and often soiled,
but ever so gentle and sensitive
to the thrusts
of a puppy's wet nose.
A Breeder's back and knees
are usually
arthritic
from stooping, bending, and sitting
in the birthing box,
but
are strong enough to enable
the breeder to show the next choice pup
to a
Championship.
A Breeder's shoulders are stooped
and often heaped with
abuse from competitors,
but they're wide enough
to support the weight
of
a thousand defeats and frustrations.
A Breeder's arms are always
able to wield a mop,
support an armful of puppies,
or lend a helping hand
to a newcomer.
A Breeder's ears are wonderous things,
sometimes red ~
from being talked about ~
or strangely shaped ~
from being pressed against
a phone receiver,
often deaf to criticism,
yet always fine-tuned to
the
whimper of a sick puppy.
A Breeder's eyes are blurred
from pedigree
research
and sometimes blind
to her own dog's faults,
but they are
ever so keen
to the competitions faults
and are always searching
for
the perfect specimen.
A Breeder's brain is foggy on faces,
but
it can recall pedigrees faster
than an IBM computer.
It's so full of
knowledge that
sometimes it blows a fuse.
It catalogues thousands of good
bonings,
fine ears, and perfect heads,
and buries in the soul,
the
failures and the ones
that didn't turn out.
A Breeder's heart is often
broken,
but it beats strongly with hope everlasting,
and it's always in
the right place!
Oh, yes, there are breeders, and then,
there are
Breeders.
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