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What, a dog?
That's right, this
picture is of a D. O. G.! In fact, a very special dog, indeed. For years now, we have been dog lovers, the Himmie mania
is new! In the past we bred and sold Pedigreed PureBred Miniature Poodles, and that too was a major joy. But after that,
one day we met a man with a very strange dog indeed ... we learned that it was a Shi-Tzu. (The correct pronun- ciation
is unfortunate!) <LOL>) Over the previous years we have had a succession of these lovely dogs, Joshua, Barney, and now,
our beloved Cancel. He was here first, but except if the cats are muscling in on his food (he thinks!), he accepted them from
the very start with great equanimity. He even enjoyed playing around with the kitties, when he was a little younger!
And again, whenever kittens arrive. Mr. Lucas loved to pounce on him (!), but just playing with him, although Cancel is now
about 5 years old, like ourselves, a little stiff in the joints. All that I have to do, is to hold him, and put his ear right
up to my mouth, and tell him "You're the best, the very best dog there ever was, and you were first, so don't
you worry a whit about these "johnny come latelies". We love them, sure, but you'll always be number one"!
And shitzus have the uncanny ability to listen carefully to what you say, and you'd swear that they know what you're
saying. He gets down, and just plain prances around the room! Who says dogs and cats don't understand what you tell them.
Live with these breeds for a while, and you'll know for certain that they really do understand.
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| See, this is our Shi/tzu wonder dog, Cancel |
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| Cancel, very definitely a real dog, loves the kitties and cats |
Here's Mommy, and guess what, she's hugging a kitten again. When does she cook, and bake? (LOL)
You know the saying "double trouble"?
Well that may be true of some things, but how could you possibly say "double trouble" about these cuties? Like spearmint
gum .. "double the pleasure!"
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I guess that I have to say that this is a cat ... But look at our Himalayan Pictures .... and
then tell me if this is really a "CAT".
It's only a temporary generic
fill in .. I left this here, so that anyone could realize ... "Hey, 'that's a cat', but you won't think
so, if you ever get involved with "Himmies".
They (not according to the CFA), but by the ruling of our
Cattery  , are simply not related to any of the other "special" cats ... ** as they say**. Well, we rule that there is only
one real cat breed, all of the others are but pale imitations at best.    ! How could you choose anything else, but a "Himmie"? Himalayans are it!
One real Himalayan
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Good things, they say, come in small packages.
Well, here are not double trouble, but double joy. That's what we like to name them "bundles of joy. "Himmies"
are perfect for elderly people, they are very clean, they do not need walks, and, raised the way we do, they are very "snuggly"
and loving. What a wonderful thing to hear that deep throat purring, it tells you that your kitten/cat loves you. They make
excellent company.
If you look carefully at this "double exposure", you can see the look in their eyes,
which is not that kind of stare and glare, which makes other cats look scary, particularly in the dark. What I, at
least, can see here, from earliest days, is intelligence, and desire for love.
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"When we were very young ..."
As the "show had it, "Three's
company". Just look at these romping bundles of fun. They peek out of the holes, disappear from sight if another one
looks for them, and "now you see them", now you don't. Puppies are playful, as we well know, but if you
want a real romp, have a handful of kittens around.
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