09/21/2026
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DMPM7C6D?binding=paperback&ref=dbs_dp_awt_sb_pc_tpbk
My dear friend, Heather Anderson has just published her second book in the “Happy Days” series. Many of you know the Winklers and their lovely dog, Henry. Henry sired my last litter of Springers. He truly was a gentleman, in addition to being an accomplished show dog.
Heather came to help with the litter and fell head over heels in love. She has Zoe, a full sister to our,Tessa, the dam of the Happy Days litter. Zoe is a working diabetic alert dog for Heather. She makes her life better every day, and she has actually saved her life on two occasions.
This series of books she’s writing about the puppies is not only a creative outlet. It has become a passion; born out of need and fulfilled by a little black and white Springer named, Zoe.
Just Juno is the story of a puppy that becomes a diabetic alert dog. It’s Zoe’s story, told in a way to show us how the dog experiences being a service dog. How she learns to bond with and protect her person. I think children will love this book with its colorful, fun illustrations and its insightful dialogue. Imagine how this lovely book will impact a child newly diagnosed with diabetes. Hopefully, it will make all the negatives a bit less stressful and make her feel special in a good way.
Many of you know Deb Clancy from the Conformation ring. Her Bella was our Juno in the litter. Bella is a Champion like her sire and dam. She’s not the puppy that became a diabetic alert dog, though there is a pup that did. His name is Bodi. Soon there will be a fictional story about him also.
Please, share this link with your friends and families. Especially if you know a child with diabetes or disability. Let them know they’re special. You have to be special to have a service dog of your own!
From Book 1: Finn is a happy little puppy with a wagging tail and a heart full of joy. He spends his days romping through the grass with his five playful brothers and sisters--chasing leaves, sniffing out lost tennis balls, and snuggling up for naps in a warm puppy pile. Life couldn't be more per...