Giants

All is good in Hopeville. Eve will be bred in the fall. Neffy's pups have all gone home. the little girl came back and has been placed in a new home. it will be a quiet summer with no pups around. if anyone is looking for a pup you can reserve now for Eve's pups.

Olga may have a girl or two still available from her last litter.

Shakira may wiat until spring. i don't want two litters on the ground at once.

Miniature Schnauzers
- jersey had her litter and i think a boy is still available.

Pugs

Sprout has been sent for breeding and pups will be arriving Sept.

Enjoy your summer and your giants. thanks Derrick

LINDSAYLEIGH’S PUG ORIGINS

The pug is from the Queen Victoria times. The William of Orange (1689-1704) kept several as pets. Since this time the pug has been a favorite of royalty.

The pug is believed to come from the Orient and is a longer-legged smooth coated version of the Pekingese. It’s believed the name pug came from the old English word "pugnus" meaning "someone dearly loved."

The pug has almost-human expression with its large dark eyes and wrinkled forehead. The pug quickly charms its way into a multitude of hearts. It’s playful and has a wonderful disposition. It makes a great family pet and lives well in town or the country. They do shed and need regular brushing to maintain a good coat. They require minimal exercise and weight gain can be a problem if not exercised.

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