Dixie
CH. Cedarbrook's Dixie
Dreamin'
Ch Berridale's Dream
Come True, ECM ex
Ch Beowulf's Queen Ygerna
Aaah. Dixie. How does one
describe a Dixie? How does one describe the fleeting dance of a
sundog across the room as sunlight hits a prism. Dixie is our
little fairy child. Forever frozen in time as a puppy. She is the one who
shares our bed, who goes with dad to the store to pick up bread and milk(and
always
comes back smelling suspiciously like potato chips).
Dixie was the proverbial
Reserve Queen in the showring.
I stopped counting when
we hit 15. Most of them reserves to majors. She needed majors for months,
then B-bing, B-bang, B-boom. . .in one weekend she got both majors and instantly
retired to the couch with a sigh of relief.
If Dixie wore clothes
it would undoubtedly be a college cheerleader uniform. Complete with pom-poms
and saddle shoes. And a mega-horn.
Rose
Cedarbrook Spilt Perfume
Lynann's Hard Days' Knight
ex Cedarbrook's Harvest Hayride
The product of an illicit
love affair, tri-colored Rose has been special from the very beginning. She
was born, an only child, at 2:00 a.m. on my birthday, delivered by C-section
by my 9 month pregnant veterinarian
who threatened me with bodily
harm if I *ever* did such a thing to her again.
Rose quickly learned to
bark on command, and that the dog in the mirror was VERY pretty and got her
picture taken a lot if Rose just sat and looked at her. She is quite certain
that we bought 'Harvey the RV' just for her. She has her own place
of honor on a pillow on the front dash, where she watches traffic and barks
at anyone who dares come too close.
(Unlike Dixie who, being
more the sports-car convertible type, is on a pillow beside me, eyes tightly
closed as she softly repeats the Lord's Prayer and
her
Hail Marys...quite certain we're all going to die.)
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