​Dear Louise

It’s hard to believe that we brought Rocky home 11 years ago this month. His parents are Molly and Sebastian and was known as Green Boy before he came home.

Rocky is the best four legged companion we could have ever hoped for! He loves chasing balls, hiking, naps, furry blankets and cheese. Rocky has a funny, quirky personality and although he is slowing down a bit, he is always up for the party. He has a special and unique bond with both of his human sisters Bridgette and Kate.

Thank you for bringing Rocky into our lives, he is truly a beloved member of our family and we cherish each day we get to spend with him! 

Dyann and Sean Fenwick

Hi Louise,
I purchased a puppy from you in Sept. 2010 -- We lived in Buffalo, NY at the time and I found you by googling "australian labradoodles" and miraculously you had one puppy immediately available!  My sister and I drove up about a week later and picked up our sweet boy - he was born 10 years ago today - July 9th --  his dad was Solo and mom was Hailey.  We named him Baloo.

We celebrated Baloo's bday at the beach today - we now live in Piedmont, CA - just across the bay from San Francisco.  

Just wanted to send you a picture of one of your past pups and thank you - Baloo has brought us so much joy over the years and our family wouldn't be complete without him.
Best,
Sally 

Good morning Louise
I saw you on the news last night and just thought I would give you an update on our wonderful pup. She was born May 2, 2015; parents were Renegade and Loca.
She has been an amazing addition to our family and helped us through some tough times. She was so quick to train, is super friendly, and has a bit of a fetch obsession. She loves her walks and snuggles.  She adapted well to our move to another city.  She was very brown at the beginning but she has lightened to include some silver in her coat. And best of all, she doesn’t make me sneeze!  
Thank you so much for sharing her with us.  We watch your Instagram feed and can’t help but talk about getting another one!

Take care,
Sheila