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In
1988 I had just graduated college and began working as a receptionist in a
veterinary clinic. One of our clients was a huge male Irish Wolfhound
named “Dutch”. Dutch’s owner traveled with work and he boarded with us on
several occasions and no one could stand to leave him in the runs in the back.
He ended up laying sprawled out on his side in my reception area. Of
course, for anyone that has spent any time with one of our IWs they know it was
love at first sight. From that point on I knew someday, somehow I would
own one of the gentle giants.
Many years later after raising
collies, showing them, and being involved with collie rescue and then raising
dachshunds, I finally had my dream fulfilled of owning an Irish Wolfhound.
Mikayla came from a wonderful breeder in Tennessee,
Hounds of Aquarius.
She had many of the same thoughts I did on doing the more natural approach with
her dogs and the 30 plus years of experience to back it up. We got Mikayla
in January of 2002 and it has been a love affair ever since.
We are raising wolfhounds for health
and longevity.
Our babies are born in the middle of things in our home and handled by all
members of our family.
These babies will grow up well socialized with
children, dogs and cats. If you think you can give one of our babies a
loving, safely fenced in home where they can become your special companion,
please contact us!
Angela and Brian Burge
Walela Farm
Georgia
Aefburge@AOL.com
"I will
give thee a dog which I got in Ireland. He is huge of limb, and a follower equal
to an able man. Moreover, he hath a man's wit and will bark at thine enemies but
never at thy friends. And he will see by each man's face whether he be ill or
well disposed to thee. And he will lay down his life for thee."
~The
Icelandic Saga of Nial~