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Testimonials
The following
is a list of emails that I have received from various customers
explaining their
experiences with Angela's Dogs. We hope that that you find these
testimonials informative and beneficial to your puppy buying experience.
Hi Angela,
Yes, we love her, she is very smart, very, very sweet in demeanor and
is extremely good with my daughter. She adores my daughter and Aspen is
her dog, Aspen gets so happy...she is one bundle of excitement, when my
daughter comes home from pre school.
She has been practicing her bark skills now, three times in two weeks..
lol lol My husband finally heard it last night when taking them out for
the nightly. She started barking, but it was more like a howl, and it
sounded more wild than dog, my husband loved it, just thought it was so
cute how she was now practicing her barking.. she is not a barker
(obviously) but apparently will let us know when something is in our
yard, and that is what we wanted. She is very agile, we are going to do
lure coursing with her because she is so fast and her agility is
uncanny. As I mentioned in the past we plan on doing some therapy work
for people who are sick to bring a smile. Her demeanor is so sweet, I
have not seen any aggression at all with people. Now, Bearsly upsets
her sometimes, but he pushes, pushes, pushes and annoys her like boys
do.. lol lol lol
He is so funny with her, won't leave her alone, always wants to play
with her, and steal her bones, upon the hundredth time he takes her
bone, she gets mad. I was reading about breeding, and watch a science
program, and you obviously bred two very wonderful tempered dogs, and
congratulations that you chose do to that. We have had Irish Wolfhounds
in the past, and I feel as confident with Aspen with my daughter, as I
did with the Irish Wolfhounds. You see Irish Wolfhounds are one of the
oldest breeds on records and they have no child issues at all, have not
hurt a child on record. They are only fierce when provoked, we lived in
Colorado, and a lot of dog owners lost there dogs to Coyotes and the
Mountain Lions, so I wanted a breed that was wonderful with children, a
Large Breed, but not an aggressive breed.
I have had dogs almost all my life and Aspen is the best dog I have
ever had, she is not destructive, she only does things when Bearsly
shows her... She is not a barker, just a companion dog, that has a
guard personality and a wanting to please demeanor. She certainly wants
to please us, so I am sure you have gotten that we are very happy.
Tonight she is done with the boosters, and she is in puppy school
tonight, she had her first class last week, she has only one other
puppy in the class. It is a wheaten puppy, and the intelligence level
is not even in comparison, you can see Aspen is way smarter, this dog
had a lot of aggression as this breed can be known to have. Aspen is
much bigger and just let's the dog be aggressive and then comes by the
legs. By the end of the class, the puppy realized who was Alpha and the
wheaten became super submission, by no aggressive actions by Apsen.
Aspen is potty trained, that did take some work, but only because of
the size of my home, it is has a lot of room for her to play. She was
crate trained in one day, she knows sit, stay, come, treat, and a
couple more and she is only three months old. She was 33 pounds two
weeks ago at her check up. She was professionally groomed Saturday and
did very well with the groomer. If people ask you about getting two, I
recommend getting two puppies of this breed, because they keep each
other company. I am home all the time, but when I do errands or see
friends, they are not so upset. The love to sit on my deck which sits
very high and watch the people off the trail, it seems to be a game of
who spots who on the trail. They also play so well with one another, in
many ways it is easier having two of this breed.
I will keep sending photos so you can show other people how the mature,
and it is exciting to see her new colors come in, she has a salt and
pepper face, extremely adorable.
Aspen does not shed at all, she seems to be hypo allergenic. My
daughter does have an allergic reaction to dogs, that is why we had to
adopt out our wolfhound, we did not have any dogs for two years and
Aspen and Bearsly are our first since knowing about her allergy. She
has had no issues with these puppies and she was rated 2.5 out of 5 for
reaction to dogs. Bearsly has slight shedding in the bath, but Aspen
has absolutely none, so I thought you should know this.
Kindest Regards,
Susan |
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From: Shelly Jones
Subject: Kolie
To: angelasdogs@yahoo.com
Date: Thursday, January 15, 2009, 4:37 PM
Hey
just an update on the puppy that
we bought from you in September!! We are the ones from Saint Charles,
MO and we got #3Girl! She is a joy!! She is 6 months old
(almost 7)
and is about 55 pounds...She is still slightly underweight but we are
working on that!! She was only 12 pounds when we got her home and she
is too busy to eat with the other dogs so we have to feed her in the
bathroom in the morning while we get ready for work!!
She loves to take showers and
loves the other dogs in our family!! She is great with kids and
likes
to sneak in at night and try to get by with sleeping in our bed! (Not
enough room with her long body and legs in our Queen sized bed!!!)
She is taller than our lab now at
the shoulders and just plain looks like a bear when she is walking in
the yard!! She is so well behaved--does not need to be tied up
when we
let her out in the yard--she stays right in our yard and never
leaves.
She is happy to sit at our feet, Or in our laps when we are lazing
around!
My husband is talking about
another one next fall?!?!? Not sure where we would put another
one but
I guess we can always make room for another Schnoodle!! We have
had
people ask about her on a regular basis --I love taking her to the pet
store!! She gets all kinds of looks and lovin'!!
Are you planning on having any litters in the next year or
so!? If so, let us know ---Thanks , Shelly Jones
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From:
stacey ibrahim
Subject: Fwd: They're getting there!
To: "Angela Denny" <angelasdogs@yahoo.com>
Date: Wednesday, December 17, 2008, 1:54 PM
I'll send better pictures but just a reassurance that Etta is
doing well and is getting along well with our schnauzer, Winston. We
love her. My kids are coming home from boarding school Friday-what a
surprise!
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| This is a link we received from one of our
customers showing off their adorable Giant Schnoodle.
Check
this out! Great display of one of our dogs!
********* http://www.dogster.com/dogs/493281
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Here's our girl- only a much smaller
version. She's an awesome dog with a wonderful personality. This
is from several weeks ago. Right now she weighs about 30 pounds
and is getting bigger every day. She's been very easy to train and is
almost fully housebroken. When we keep her on the hardwood
floors, we never have an issue. If she gains access to the
upstairs and hits the carpeting, we have a few accidents. Our
only other issue has been chewing which she likes to limit to people!
Our vet assures us that we only have a few more weeks to go and all of
her adult teeth will be in and that won't be an issue.
We are amazed that we have a dog with gorgeous fluffy hair that doesn't
shed a bit! We now think people are crazy for considering any
other kind of dog. A black poodle the same age as Kelsey just
moved in down the street. We're eager to have them play together
because Kelsey definitely misses her brothers and sister. Unfortunately
the poodle has some highly contagious illness right now
so we're keeping them apart. Kelsey is current on all of her
shots but we don't want to take any chances.
Needless to say, we are thrilled with her and so happy that she's a
part of our family. Every time people ask us about her, we tell
them about you. You all are the best. Hope you had a
wonderful Christmas and a happy New Year.
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She’s awesome! The drive was brutal and we
didn’t make it home until 12:30. She was an amazing traveler which made
it much more fun. Finally came up with a name around 8 hours into
the drive. It’s Kelsey to go with the Irish names of our
daughters, Kendall and Devlin.
Everyone who meets her raves about how
sweet she is. She’s great with the girls. For the first two
days we were worried that she couldn’t walk because her feet never
touched the ground as she was being carried so much. She’s also
doing really well sleeping. The first night she cried three
separate times and each time we took her out and she went to the
bathroom. Next two nights she only cried once and needed to go
out. Last night she slept from 10-6, so that’s going really well.
Right now she’s a chewing fiend so we’re
trying to keep her focused on chew toys instead of furniture and
feet. Today she’s going to the vet at 2:00 so we can find out
what schedule she needs to be on for her shots.
She loves being outside which is great
since the weather has been really nice. We all hang out together
and run her around until she’s worn out. Her favorite thing is
chasing falling leaves so we’re well protected on that front.
All in all, we couldn’t be happier.
She’s a great dog who clearly comes from great parents and a great
family. Thank you so much! When I get a chance, I’ll load
some photos of her.
Kimberly
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Hi Angela!
I
just wanted to give you a little update on “Finnegan” – he is the most
wonderful dog I could imagine!! He is so loyal, well behaved, and
just so much fun. He goes to doggy day care while I am at work so
he is very spoiled and happy. He potty trained in no time, and we
go to puppy training classes every week where he is the star. The
other puppy owners joke with me that he is actually 7 years old and I’m
bringing him to puppy training to make the other dogs look bad. I
can’t believe how smart he is and how quickly he picks up on
things. Also, I live by myself in the city, and he is a great
watch dog. Anytime we are out walking at night and someone
approaches me that I don’t see coming, he definitely makes their
presence known, so I feel very safe with him. People stop my on
the street daily to ask where I got him and comment on how cute he
is. I could go on and on forever, but I just wanted to tell you
that everything is going great, and to thank you again for everything!
If you ever need a glowing reference, feel free to give out my
number/email address.
Thank
you again!
Meaghan
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Hi Angela,
I thought you might like a
one year report on Reggie. He tops the scales at 100 pounds! Can't
figure out how he managed to get so BIG! But he is indeed a "gentle
giant". People just flock to him wherever we go. They want to pet him
(he loves it!) and they want to know what breed he is.
We are still working toward
certification for Animal Assistanted Therapy. I think we will certify
within the next 6-8 months. On good days he could probably pass the
test now; but his behavior isn't yet as consistent as it must be to
work as a therapy dog . He is still a puppy!!
And with his size, we must
have complete control.
I am attaching some
pictures.
Best,
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Hi Angela,
Apple is doing great.
She is a very devoted, loving dog. She follows us
everywhere. She likes to go in her crate at times. I’ll say
“I have to go to work now” and she goes in right away. We never
leave her more than a few hours at a time, and not every day. We
have her groomed about every 3 weeks now, not always a trim, usually a
bath and some clipping. She is a very good watch dog, very
protective of us, but not aggressive. She loves our 4 year old
grandson, sometimes gets a little too rough with him, we have to watch
closely. We took her to puppy obedience class, she did very
well. She knows sit, down, give, leave it, her name. We’ll
probably take her to another obedience class as a refresher. The
only negative is our beautiful green lawn is burned in spots by her
urine. I can’t seem to correct that. I bought some pills
which I give her every day. They’re supposed to balance the
acidity in her urine, but it doesn’t seem to make a difference
yet. Any suggestions? She also likes to dig, and has dug up
some of our drip irrigation system. Here in
California
we have to water a lot. I’d be happy to talk or email to anyone
interested in your pups. We’re very happy with her. She is
amazingly beautiful. We never go anywhere without her and people
always stop us and comment on how beautiful and sweet she is. She
is so big, about 90+ pounds. She always likes to walk between our
legs when we come home. Now she is almost too tall to do that
without our lifting one of our legs so she can pass through!
I’ll be gone 7/8-7/16 to
Hawaii
, but I’d love to talk or email anyone before I leave or when I get
home.
Hi Angela,
Hawaii
was awesome. Apple is doing great. She is so smart and
affectionate, and very protective of the family. She loves our
little grandson, and he loves her so much. It’s so cute to see
them together. I’m happy to talk to any potential Giant Schnoodle
owners. When she stands on her back legs she can look me in the
eye, I’m 5’5”. She used to like to walk between our legs, and now
she’s too tall. I think she weighs 90=95#. She creates a
sensation wherever we take her. People love her. I always
tell them where we got her!
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Hi Angela: I'm
Colleen, the one that flew from
Idaho
to
Cincinnati
and my sister and I met you at the gas station to pick up our
schnoodle. His name is Kaiser (means
German Emperor). My husband and kids names him because he is
sooooo big. He's already 21 pounds.
(born March 3). I think he's going to be
more than 50 pounds! What a sweetie though. He made a
5 hour plane ride back to
Boise
without a peep! No drugs, and I put him in the cabin with
me. A man sitting next to me on the airplane fell in love
with him. I kept unzipping
the bag he was in and he'd stick his
head out and look around. The man (who was a big executive
at some company in a fancy suit) kept talking to Kaiser like he
was a human baby. It was great. The man forgot there
was a plane full of people and he was talking "baby talk" to him
the entire plane ride. People were looking at him like he
was crazy! That's what a puppy will do to you!!
Took him to the vet,
and he's great. Kaiser eats like a pig...we have to really
control it. Our four year old schnauzer Palmer loves him
more than life! They play and wrestle all day long and
are exhausted at the end of the day. Almost house
trained. We're having
to use the crate. He's spoiled rotten to
the core. So, so, so sweet. We can't believe what a
great disposition he has. He gets
baths a lot. He and palmer have a rope
toy. His favorite thing to do is play tug of war and chew
his chewy toy. He's our little bear.
We'll send pictures soon. It's hard to
get a good picture of a black dog. He has a periwinkle blue
handkerchief around his neck which is cute. It helps us
find him!!
More later. Colleen
and Family
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