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Photo above is Tracy's son at 1 year "downing" Eagle, Heiki and Sassy.

Heiki       Eagle

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Heiki
is a six year old, spayed, female Dalmatian. She has been with Tracy since she was two weeks old. Heiki's mother and seven siblings were abandoned. At two weeks old they were released to Dalmatian Rescue of North Texas. Tracy fostered the mother and litter until the puppies were placed. It took over a year for all the pups to be permanently placed. Heiki, of course, nearly immediately wiggled her way onto the lap of Tracy and her husband, Bob.

Heiki is a sweet, smart, agile and obedient dog. She knows and can respond to over 50 words and hand signals.

Heiki has passed her TDI therapy dog certification (although she doesn't currently participate) and the CGC (three times!). She has been agility trained and she assisted Tracy in Basic Obedience classes for five years.

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Eagle
is a three year old, neutered, male Rottweiler. Born on September 11, 2001, Eagle, his eight siblings and mother were under the care of Southern States Rottweiler Rescue. Each pup was given a patriotic name in thanksgiving for Search and Rescue Dogs who served at the Twin Towers. At two weeks old, they came to live with Tracy until other foster parents and permanent owners could be located. Of the seven boys in the litter, Eagle was a middle of the pack puppy. His natural, even-tempered, go-with-the-flow attitude has helped him quickly become a favorite of Bob and Tracy.

Eagle has completed the CGC exam and has started agility training. He assists in group training classes and Private Training Sessions. He learns quickly and is very silly!

Tracy often refers to Eagle as a Rott-Tail-Weiler because his tail and dew claws have not been docked.

And of course, there are those who passed before them... (click here)