Havaborder Blog

getting Jake fit for the new agility season…he loves it!

the party goers arrived and were ready to eat!

Bella the Birthday girl.

Salmon Angel food cake

Pika boo, Bella and Jake are hanging out on a sunny Sunday afternoon…not for long this close together but long enough to take the shot !!

Jake’s thinking, “hey mama? you gonna throw that squeaky toy you got in your pocket?”
Pika boo’s thinking “what are those sounds I’m hearing in the front yard?”
Bella’s thinking “I’m sitting here just as mama asked, I hope she delivers another piece of kibble soon, because these boys are annoying me.”

here is the photo of Bella in the top spot!

Bella – BC/Yukon Regional Champion 2009.

6 clean runs! Whadda GAL!

Here are pictures of Jake and Bella in a couple runs. NOTE: click on thumbnails to enlarge picture!

Bella loves the collapsible chute!

So much for 2 on 2 off!

I’m JAKE!

Thanks to S& P photos!

Bella earns her Silver Award of Merit at Q-ball Trial in Cloverdale.

Honorable mention to Jake as he earned his MAD title at this same trial, but there was a confusion with what was now needed for the title, so no ribbon or picture at this time. When we get the ribbon I’ll take a picture of “the Boy” with his title.

Here Bella is Modeling a charity bandana, in support of Havanese Rescue

The bandana is a tribute to Hyacinth, a Havanese who made the ultimate sacrifice for the betterment of the breed. Hyacinth came to an untimely end while staying under the responsibility of a professional handler. Unfortunately, the professional handler has only spoken once to Hyacinth’s mom regarding the incident, so the last moments of Hyacinth’s life remain a mystery.

To make the bandana, I was able to track down a lovely fabric with colorful Hyacinth flowers. The flower side is kept close to the heart, as Hyacinth the Havanese will always remain near and dear to our hearts.

I think it is fitting the bandana also hides the hyacinth flowers from view, again symbolic of the lack of communication and closure with regard to Hyacinth’s tragic end.

I do wish people could understand the sacrifice show dogs make for the breed, traveling away from their family, sleeping and sitting in unfamiliar cages, and the long grooming sessions.

I do wish people would realize that all dogs are special, and not just a means to an end — be it fame, fortune or bragging points.

Let’s show our appreciation for their sacrifices, please join in the bidding.

Bidding starts March 7th. Join in the support!

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