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About Me:: Our children are grown and we share our home with two dogs and three cats. Tracker is Sally's first Corgi and Ken's third. We can't imagine getting a different breed.

About My Corgi(s):: Tracker is a 2 1/2 year old tricolor, full of energy and love for people. His brother is a Lhasa Apso who has his paws full keeping up.

At 10:52pm on August 21, 2010, RILEY, MAGGIE and Christine Kemp said…: Hubby says he knows where you are...I still am not sure. We were off from 185th on Pheasant Lane going east on the right hand side just before you round a corner, there was a gate across the entrance to our driveway. We loved that area. Pheasant Lane was gravel when we moved there and only a few houses on the street.

At 8:13pm on August 21, 2010, RILEY, MAGGIE and Christine Kemp said…: We lived on Pheasant Lane for over 30 years and we can't remember where the Smokette Kennels was...recognize the name. Remember where the azalea nursery was, are you near there? Jay Street off from 185th. Smokette Kennels must go back a few years...

At 6:20pm on August 21, 2010, RILEY, MAGGIE and Christine Kemp said…: Hello...I see that you live in Aloha, Oregon...5 years ago we moved from Aloha to Central Oregon. We lived on Pheasant Lane near Beaver Acres School. Where in Aloha do you live?

Christine Kemp

At 2:06pm on September 1, 2009, Corgi lover! (Misty) said…: Hey there! I just started a new group called Oregon State Corgis!! Come and join us!!

At 5:43pm on June 27, 2008, Melanie said…: Hi Ken,

Thanks for the personal feedback on your rescue corgi experience. I will definitely contact Sue Sebring to see if she has any corgis available.

Hope to run into you too sometime, perhaps at the next corgi gathering in Multnomah or Washington county.

Tracker is just adorable, by the way.

At 6:41pm on February 19, 2008, Carrie Whittier said…: Hey there Sally & Ken!

You left a comment on my page about the little graphic I have as my icon.

And yes it is available for sale! The website is: http://www.cafepress.com/dogs_of_war/744158

They have tons of other breeds too - and where the little banner below says "Welsh" you can replace with your dogs name. They also have a bunch of other breeds and cat ones too! Mugs t-shirts posters the whole lot.

Thanks for popping by my little area of the interwebz. Feel free to push on by anytime. Now I got pictures to post :D

At 11:34pm on February 1, 2008, Frances said…: What an amazing story about Mandy.

At 4:07pm on January 6, 2008, Carol Braitman said…: Thanks for your cat story! I think Elly is an Elliott...

At 1:22am on January 4, 2008, Miss Jane said…: Thanks for your feedback. How do you dry your little guy off when he comes in from the soaking wet rain? I hear you are not suppose to use human hair dryer to dry their coat?

At 1:07pm on November 27, 2007, Sally & Ken said…: It's a little stranger than that. Mandy was my first wife's dog and I never realized how completely hers and not mine until my wife died and Mandy refused to acknowledge that I existed. She'd run out to get in the car of any woman who visited. I gave her to my daughter in law and they worked hard to get her to function again. When my daughter in law got pregnant she took up station between her and the door throughout the pregnancy. From the granddaughter's birth Mandy has been a constant guardian. Her next favorite people are my two sons. everybody else, including the daughter in law is after that. It seems that she still misses her original "Mommy" and can tell who is a blood relation.