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10/08/2026

Thank you everyone for reaching out to me to book an appointment please be aware that all of our previous contacts and data that was on the old phone was not able to be transferred

10/05/2026

For everyone who has been trying to get a hold of me,I had to get a new phone if you could please send me a text I would appreciate it

08/27/2026

FUN F**K OF THE DAY: Irish wolfhounds

Irish wolfhounds are the tallest of all dog breeds, with males standing at least 32 inches tall at the shoulder.
Size and Stature Taller than humans: When an Irish wolfhound stands on its hind legs, it can reach over 7 feet tall, easily towering over most people .Gentle giants: Despite their massive size and deep bark, they have a sweet, calm temperament and are famously good with children. Terrible guard dogs: They are too friendly and loving toward strangers to make effective guard or defense dogs. History and Origins Ancient roots: Written records of the breed go back to 391 A.D. in a letter from a Roman consul who thanked his brother for a gift of Irish dogs that "all Rome viewed in wonder". War dogs: Celtic warriors used packs of these giant hounds in battle to drag armed soldiers off horses and out of chariots. Royal mascots: Since 1902, the Irish Guards infantry regiment has kept an Irish wolfhound as an official live mascot.

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08/18/2026

FUN FACT TODAY IS . Great Pyrenees

The Great Pyrenees is a massive, white mountain dog known as a gentle giant. Bred to guard sheep from wolves and bears in the snowy mountains between France and Spain, these independent thinkers have a history filled with royalty, unique physical traits, and nighttime habits. King Louis XIV made the breed the "Royal Dog of France" in 1675 after they guarded the Chateau Fort de Lourdes. Famous Owners: Queen Victoria of England owned a Great Pyrenees in the 19th century. American Arrival: General Lafayette brought the first pair of Great Pyrenees to America in 1824. Double Dewclaws: They are required by breed standards to have two extra toenails on each hind leg for stability on steep rocks.Snowshoe Paws: Their large, wide paws help them walk easily across deep snowdrifts.Camouflage Coat: Their thick white double coat helps them blend right in with the sheep flocks they protect.

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08/12/2026

A couple beautiful pups I get to work with
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08/10/2026

FUN FACT OF THE DAY
The Doberman
Doberman Pinschers were created in Germany during the late 18th century by a tax collector named Karl Friedrich Louis Dobermann, who needed a loyal, fast, and intelligent guard dog to protect him on his dangerous daily rounds. Origin and History Created by a tax collector named Karl Friedrich Louis Dobermann .Mixed from several breeds, likely including Rottweilers, German Pinschers, and Greyhounds .Named simply "Dobermann" after the word "pinscher" (meaning terrier) was dropped. Served as official U.S. Marine Corps war dogs in World War II, notably at the Battle of Guam

08/07/2026

FUN FACT OF THE DAY: Pekingese
Pekingese dogs are ancient royal companions from China with a legendary background, a lion-like appearance, and a surprisingly heavy, compact build packed with a courageous personality. Imperial History & Legends Buddha's Lion: Legend says the Buddha shrunk a real lion down to a tiny dog size while keeping its brave heart. Sleeve Dogs: The smallest Pekingese were once carried inside the wide sleeves of Chinese imperial robes. Severe Penalties: Stealing a Pekingese in ancient China was a severe crime that could lead to ex*****on. Royal Status: During the Tang Dynasty, commoners had to bow when passing a royal Pekingese. Titanic Survivors: A Pekingese named Sun Yat-sen was one of only three dogs to survive the sinking of the Titanic.

08/07/2026

A gorgeous German Shepherd I got to do. I got to make him look clean and FLUFFYYYYY

08/04/2026

FUN FACT; Great Danes

Great Danes are famous for being the tallest dogs in the world, yet they act like tiny lap dogs. Despite their name, they are not from Denmark—they were bred in Germany. They often inspire famous cartoon characters like Scooby-Doo .World Records: A Great Dane named Zeus held the record for the tallest male dog ever, standing a massive 44 inches tall at the shoulder. German Roots: The breed was created in Germany during the 1800s to hunt wild boars. The Name: A French traveler called them grand Danois (big Danish) during a trip to Denmark, and the mistaken name stuck. State Dog: Pennsylvania named the Great Dane its official state dog in 1965.

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08/03/2026

BREED OF THE DAY: German Shepherd
They rank as the third-smartest dog breed, can run up to 30 miles per hour, and were temporarily renamed "Alsatians" during World War I due to political anti-German sentiment. Brains and Work Quick Learners: They can learn a brand new command in fewer than five repetitions and obey it 95% of the time on the first try. First Guide Dog: The very first seeing-eye dog in North America was a German Shepherd named Buddy, trained by Morris Frank. Name Detail: Their official American Kennel Club breed name actually includes the word "Dog" (German Shepherd Dog) to distinguish them from human shepherds

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