Dear Sandy,
I wanted to thank
you for helping make my dream come true of owning my very own show Lab.
I will be 14
years old in a few weeks and I finally have one of the most adorable, sweet
labs around. Her name is Sammy.
I started on
this quest about three years ago. I mowed lawns, cleaned cars and any other
little odd job I could do to save enough to purchase her.
I went to four
other show breeders throughout Central Florida. None of them were
appropriate, so my family and me ended up in Miami looking at Chambray's
beautiful labs. The minute we got out of the car I realized I was finally at
the right place. I just had that peace in my heart that this was where my
dream would finally come true.
When we first
saw your Labs, which we had studied so much on the website, they were even
more beautiful in person. I couldn't wait to call one my very own. I waited
and waited for the first upcoming litter, which was supposed to be from Mr.
Boo and Connie in January. But it didn't take, so you told me there would be
another show litter coming up in early spring from Nola and Lance. Well,
more bad news. All of those puppies, but Rock, passed away and once again I
was sad. But you assured me the right one would come along.
I prayed God
would bring me the right one and sure enough, she finally came along. Her
mom and dad are Bella/Bo (Am/Int Ch Surry’s Obscured By Clouds and BISS Ch
Lobuff’s Bobwhite At Chucklebrook). Her name is Sammy (WinQuest Chambrays
Some Like It Hot).
I can't say
enough about her! She is fabulous! She has the spirit of a majestic horse
and the looks of a little angel. She just melts my heart every time I see
her. The way she wrinkles up her little forehead just gets me every time.
So far, she has
done wonderful in the ring. She had difficulty behaving at first, but you
and Jessie were able to work with her in the ring and she won her Baby
International title at the UCI shows in May at the Orlando cluster,
including a Best In Show Puppy!
Because of the
difficulty I had with her in behaving, you suggested it would be good for
her to come and stay with you for training at your farm. That month of
training was the best decision I could have ever made for Sammy and me. When
we picked her up, it was as if we had dropped off one dog and picked up an
entirely different Sammy. The change in her is unbelievable. I can't believe
it is the same dog, but it is. She has stopped nipping, she gaits and stacks
much better and she minds wonderfully.
I truly feel
that she has a bright future ahead. Sammy, who is now 6 months old, is going
to her first AKC show this weekend in Tampa and I can't wait! I want to
thank you and your family for all of your help. My prayers have been
answered with Sammy.
Sincerely,
Jessie Peeples
Florida