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Bella: As stated by Wikipedia
A popular, attractive girl or woman, especially the most attractive
of the group: the belle of the ball.
Well they must have met Bella, she has always been the most attractive and the most popular of the dogs, she
would have it no other way. Bella is a girly girl; she even has her own collection of hair clips. Thank goodness she doesn’t
know about shoes, between her and Anna I would certainly be broke.
Bella is a F1 Labradoodle, with bursting gorgeous deep dark brown curly hair. The top of her hair looks as if
it has been professionally done with tiny little pin curls all around. Her mustache has a hint of red in it that shines when
the sun catches a glimpse of it. Her brown eyes sparkle with a bit of mischief as if she knows a secret that she will not
share with others. I must admit, some of us “other” girls have a hard time competing with her. It seems that everyone
is drawn to her first.
Ralph, he
is the newest of the gang, F1B Labradoodle. He is son to Pepe’ and Daisy, one of ten. He was always Danny’s favorite,
right from the start; it was just luck that he was the last to be available for adoption and Danny won us over.
We have never been sorry. He has the most striking black silky-smooth hair, with the slightest of wave. He is startling handsome
and so bright. At 5 month he has already mastered walking, heal, sit, come and the most important where to go potty. Recently
we took him to the local school carnival and he was a little gentleman. I was so proud. Strangers remarked that they had never
seen such a attractive dog and I concur and they never will!
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Pepe’ is a nickname for any person called José, but is also often used with different connotations. Etymologically, it derives from
the name of Saint Joseph, considered to be the reputed father of Jesus. Spanish for putative father is padre
putativo, abbreviated to PP, and pronounced Pepe. Pepe is also nickname in Italy for Giuseppe (Joseph) by a phonetical
derivation.
It can also be used in a derogative manner to address someone who has an unpleasant smell.
This is in reference to the cartoon character "Pepé Le Peu".
Okay there are some references to Pepe’ here. Pepe’ could be considered a Saint. He is one of the
finest dogs we have ever had the privilege to have in our lives. A Standard Poodle, quiet, calm, intelligent a peace
maker. He is a beautiful specimen of an animal. Tall and regal with jet black
hair. The white of the crest on his chest is striking. His eyes are gentle and kind with a touch of innocence.
About the Pepe’ Le Peu reference, this is my favorite character, so I chose the name for this reason.
Little did I know that it would come back to bit me in the *@%. Unfortunately he has the worse gas at times I have ever encountered.
He is the silent yet deadly type. He never moves a muscle and can clear a room in 5 seconds flat. Regardless, we love him
and our home would not be complete without him.
Daisy:
This has always been my favorite flower, simple, yet elegant, lovely in a subtle way. This
is also Daisy. She can be elegant; she is lovely and sometimes goes unnoticed just as a daisy would. However when you stop
and become aware of her you are
always astounded, her fresh face and eyes that sparkle with love for all. She has never met a stranger.
Her first litter was remarkable; there could not be
a finer Mother. She cared for her babies with love and devotion, she was also generous with everyone, as we all wanted to
experience every moment. She never had difficulty with this, permitting us to watch the miracle of birth, love, play and experience
their first steps, eyes opening, running, playing etc. She allowed Aunt Bella to visit and lend a paw with the pups. She even
let Dad (Pepe”) visit regularly, though he never understood what all the fuss was about...
Daisy is a magnificent F1 Labradoodle. Her hair is
black as night, smooth, and flat. Her chestnut eyes are playful and engaging. She can run like the wind and will only slow
down long enough for the others to think they have a chance before she takes off again.
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