Oh Donna ...
You're the Best!
Oh Donna, you are the best, l believe his name will be "scholar" since he's so smart. Thank you for training him thus far.
About the pictures you took of us: ohhhhh ... so cute ... (and I don't look half bad either!!!) ... nice job taking the pictures,
I usually don't take pictures well. It is now my official wallpaper. Thanks again.
Update: I met a breeder who provided me a beautiful intelligent purebred yorkie, who's name is Scholar.
The breeder's name is Donna, scholar's 1st mommi and now my friend. Donna breeds yorkies, because she loves yorkies,
it shows in her walk, talk and character. Our freindship grew because her heart reached out to me and my deep desire
to own one of her pups. She preped me, schooled me and cared for my concerns, she keeps in touch with me,
laughs and crys with me. I found a breeder who loves her dogs as much as I love mine. Thanks Donna
"Scholar" is Sweetpea Blue a/k/a Clark and is the little guy that unfortunately Julie was unable to care for. However, he is now
called "Scholar" and living with and being loved by his new mommy, Ramona.
Congratulations Scholar on finding your wonderful new mommy and your
"forever home".
A proud mommi for Scholar
Ramona Davis — Darby, Pa.
October 2011
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I Couldn't Have Wanted a —
More Perfect Companion
Maddy is an Angel ... she's my perfect little girl. Never could I have imagined having and owning such a sweet dog.
She has perfect manners, is very quiet, does her potty perfectly, is sweet, loving and extremely playful. She's everything
I could have ever wanted in a dog.
Here's my story: I'm seventy (70 years young) and moved from NJ to Glen Mills, Pa. to be close to family. I'm
living in a condo and find myself extremely lonely. I always loved dogs and so I decided to buy Hollingberry's
Sweetpea Blue which I named Munchkin. A sweet little boy he was, "a cuddler", however due to my age I was unable to
care for training such a young little guy. Ater only one week, I had to call Donna and explain the situation to her and told her I could
no longer keep him because I was unable. I was so heartbroken when Donna came to retrieve him. She was so good to
me saying she totally understood. We kept in touch and Donna knowing how lonely and sad I was offered me an older
girl that was already fully trained. Donna brought her out to my house with all wonderful toys and other items in a
puppy bag. Well, when I saw how beautiful she was, I couldn't believe my eyes. She's gorgeous and everyone tells me so!
The best thing is "she's perfect". She sleeps in my bed and gives me constant distraction from my woes with her playfulness. She's so
much fun to watch, to take walks with and to play with. She's my Angel but I call her Maddy.
Donna and I have contracted that should I ever be unable to care for "Maddy" properly, she will again
retrieve her and either keep or rehome this sweet girl. Never could I have found either a more perfect companion or
a more perfect breeder, Donna, who is now my new friend. She even promised she will periodically come out for a visit
to make sure everything is well with both me and Maddy.
Julie O'Rourke — Glen Mills, Pa.
October 2011
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