Neely was our first Rotty. We fell in love. At 165lbs she was the true picture of a gentle giant. Sadly just after her 9th birthday we lost our heart due to bone cancer on July 13/2001. Pictured here with my daughter, she was our friend and protector. For the love of our house hippo we had to let her go.

Bruno is a sweet dog.

This is my Goldie, Boomer. We adopted him from the ASPCA about 3 years ago. He is a wonderfully behaved dog, so gentle and loving, as most Goldens are. He is a little overweight, but aren't we all? He loves to play with his sister Lola (on the Amstaff page) and his brother Rafferty (also adopted) on this pic with him. They are the 3 Muskateers and are all my babies!

Gypsy is a full bred Minny Dachshund who has a knack for her hypnotizing eyes. She likes to put you in a trance to play with her all day. She loves to give kisses and one time got a little overboard on her kisses and accidently licked my hair to a point were she tore a chunk out, but it's ok. She's a loveable bug.

Kaiser Von Hinterhof is the bigger dog. Loosely translated, his name means "Emperor of the backyard". Kaiser lives to play ball. One time we thought we'd see how many times he'd run after it, but lost count around 300. He gets along great with our 9 week old puppy, a chow named Moby. Moby is soft and cuddly!

Moby is a cuddly, bouncing baby boy! He gets along great with our four kids and our other dog Kaiser.

Clumber Spaniel.

This is Mistletoe (Missie for short). She turned four years old in November. She is a loving member of my family, and she puts a smile on EVERYONE'S face. She loves to sleep, eat, and go on walks, but her favorite thing to do is swim (especially in our swimming pool).

My dog's name is Phoebex (the x is silent) and she is a Yellow Labrador Retriever. She is now 11 months old and loves to play with her ball. She is very friendly. She lives in my house with her mother who is a Black Labrador Retriever, they both like living together.

At 5 months old Mia is such a ham.