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Linda trained as a Veterinary
Technician, although she is no longer able to work in that field due to
an injury. She grew up with a Boston terrier named Lollipop
and has always loved the breed. Linda bred her first litter of Bostons
in 1997 out of another Lollipop, but she and her four children were so much in love with Lolly that
they decided to get another Boston and breed them. They bought a male
named Popsicle. Lolly and Popsie had their first litter in August of
1997, and we kept Tootsie Pop (a female to breed) and Chunky Bar (a male
we neutered), from that litter. And so the “edible”
tradition began… In 1998, Lolly had another litter, from which we kept
another female, Snickers Bar…our first brindle.
We have welcomed
troubled children - and adults - into our home, so depending on when you visit here,
the faces you see could change. We have also been helping Linda's mom, who lives next door. Until October 2009 we
cared for Linda's dad and grandmother, both of whom had been diagnosed with Alzheimer's
disease. At that point, Linda's grandmother moved on to her her new, heavenly address, so we now only help care for our dad. Our family life can be a little hectic, but never lacks in
the love department.
We have continued to improve
our Boston line, adding first Skittles from the Champion Wildax line,
then his son Chilly Willee. We have added reds to our line with our gorgeous Red Bull as our foundation male, and we have just added a new fawn male, Butterfinger. We breed only Bostons, and do so
in our home. They never leave our living space where
they receive LOTS of hands-on attention from the family. We do not have
a traditional kennel; we keep our dogs in the house, believing that
Bostons are meant to be family pets.
We are located in the mid-Shenandoah Valley, approximately 2 hours from the DC area, 2 hours from the Richmond area, and 2 hours from the Roanoke area. The mountains are always gorgeous, so it is worth the drive just to see them, and of course...to get the licks from the babies. Linda NEVER gets tired of puppy breath!
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