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Meet the Wind Litter

The wind litter was born on 12th October, 2002, the day of the Bali bombings. It's nice to know that something good happened on an otherwise very bleak day. Mum is our very special Deedee and dad is the lovely Hiker, who you can find at Rozate kennels. Below are some photos taken when the pups were eight weeks old. 

This is Barli, a goofy blue merle boy who is always happy. He's now living it up with his mum Debbie and a new family. 

Rani looked just like her mum did when she was a pup. First into everything, she was always looking for a life filled with adventure and went off to do agility, tracking and obedience with her new mum, Cheryl.

This little lady, called Pastel, was just the sweetest thing. Pastel stayed at Hevnsent until she decided that jumping fences was the best way to get to the couch. Now she lives with her cousins Lily and Rocky behind some higher fences and gets to sleep inside every night instead of taking turns. 

Guess who takes after uncle Timmy?  With a big white collar and lots of copper, this guy, called Jed, left home to live by the beach with his new family.   

 

What a honey! This little lady, Sophie, was very pretty and bound to be a favourite. She was also very active and looked like being about as mischievous as her mum. Sophie is now living in the Blue Mountains of New South Wales.

 

Another big, spunky girl with lots of color and pzazz, this is Paris, the show pony of the litter. It was hard to let Paris go but she found a great new home with her own special family.

 

 

Our second black boy, Mitch, had less white than his brother but lots of copper. He got his own family and moved to Melbourne to learn all about scary things like trams.

Last but not least is this gorgeous little red merle lady, now called Carrie. She learned fast that good looks get you places and is busy caring for her growing human family.