Great K9's of the past - Spike and Bow

From the desk of Barkley

Great K9's of the past

This part of my web site has been set aside for pictures and written remembrances of K9's of the past, I have started with the 1950's, but I hope to add pictures and written remembrances of great K9's from the 1900's to the 1990's. So if any of you two leggers have 1 or 2 pictures of a great K9 of the past, and would like to have them and a remembrances put on the great K9's of the past part of my web site. Email them to me at barkley@wolf-gang.org, or send me copies of them to Barkley in care of Compass Web Designs at 18121 East Hampden Ave, PMB 114 Aurora Colorado, 80013-3590. If you need your pictures returned, please enclose a stamped and addressed envelope, other wise I can not return them to you. The written remembrances need to be kept at about 50 words or so.

Great K9's of the 1950's
Spike

The little K9 Kid in between the 2, two leggers was a spunky guy by the name of Spike. My alpha told me that he was one of Spike's friends, and that he was a shinning example of K9ness.

Bow

Now I want to share the little information I have on the K9 who taught my alpha many things about K9’s, like nonjudgmental love, and all the special times and feelings that a K9 and his alpha can experience. I can tell that my Alpha still thinks about his first canine, Bow.

His name was Bow, and you can see by the pictures that this Boxer was a majestic and noble K9, he had a heart as loving, as his body was strong. I do not know when he was born, nor do I know when he went to K9 nirvana, but I do know that I can sense him watching over both my alpha and myself.

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