Where there is death, there is new life

Mauser Marksman aka Little Marker Boy from my Aug 9, 2010 litter by Sian and Marker crossed the bridge Dec. 28, 2010 from Renal complications. This picture was taken during a visit with Mauser and his owner, Bree Babin, the beginning of December. The visit almost got canceled because of snow in my area and I am so thankful Bree was willing to still make the drive, for this is the last time I saw my Little Marker Boy. He has touched the hearts of many on FB and brought many Corgi Lovers together. He will be sadly missed but Never Forgotten!

Though there was a loss yesterday morning and it set a grey cloud over our heads for many, by the end of the day brought hope. Meagan delivered 6 beautiful, healthy, vibrant puppies and we do believe Mauser was there to help. 2 male puppies of sable coloring with white on their necks and a stripe down their faces like Mauser. Meagan and Crushers litter was the litter Bree originally wanted a pup from but fell in love with Mauser from all of my posts on FB how I was helping him fight for his life for the first few weeks. Now he leaves us and in return 6 healthy DM Clear puppies later that day.

Keep Bree in your prayers so her heart heals and these pups have a long, healthy, happy life.

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Comment by Beth on December 29, 2010 at 10:55pm: Priscilla, I looked at the pictures of the litter and Mauser is the only one with a tail. I know sometimes breeders will not dock an individual puppy who is not very strong--- sometimes even a whole litter. Perhaps this was the case with Mauser?

Comment by Priscilla, CARLY, and Frankie on December 29, 2010 at 10:49pm: Wendy i noticed that Mauser has a tail , i thought you docked tails?

Comment by Beth on December 29, 2010 at 10:45pm: So sorry to hear the pup didn't make it, and here's hoping the new litter does well!

Comment by John Wolff on December 29, 2010 at 10:38pm: So sad to lose a puppy.

You're breeding DM clear Pems? Good work. I recall a breeder at Dr. Coates' seminar (Seattle last fall) saying that few breeders, if they're even testing, are disclosing their genotypes, with the result that the test is being underutilized. ??

We want the one white paws.

Comment by Kayla Rae and Rowdy on December 29, 2010 at 10:18pm: We send our condolences on your loss, but are glad to see the new litter and wish them all health. <3 Rowdy and Kayla

Comment by Rebecca Marie O'Bryan on December 29, 2010 at 10:15pm: i am so sorry about Mauser. but i am thankful that the little ones born into this world are lucky to have such a wonderful person like to take care of and look after until they get homes:)