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Welcome to the mostly true memoir of Quincy, an Irish soft-coated wheaten terrier. Read about Quincy's life as he describes his time with his dog mom and his puppy siblings and feel the mixture of concern and excitement as they all go to their forever homes with their new pet parents. Quincy tells us his thoughts as he moved to New Jersey with his new parents, Diane and John, and then describes the adventures he experiences with his humans until his parents bring home a tiny wheaten terrier puppy named Duffy. Through Quincy's eyes, we watch as Duffy grows up and becomes a partner in Quincy's…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Welcome to the mostly true memoir of Quincy, an Irish soft-coated wheaten terrier. Read about Quincy's life as he describes his time with his dog mom and his puppy siblings and feel the mixture of concern and excitement as they all go to their forever homes with their new pet parents. Quincy tells us his thoughts as he moved to New Jersey with his new parents, Diane and John, and then describes the adventures he experiences with his humans until his parents bring home a tiny wheaten terrier puppy named Duffy. Through Quincy's eyes, we watch as Duffy grows up and becomes a partner in Quincy's escapades. Together they travel from the sea to the mountains, the absolute best of buddies, until their world is upended by a little girl wheaten terrier named Kitty. Quincy talks about how Kitty changed their routines and has taken his spot on the bed, but the affection between Quincy and Kitty becomes evident over time. When Alvin joins the family, the dynamic changes again; but as usual, Quincy guides the youngster as he joins the pack and learns the rules of the household. Throughout the book, Quincy shares perspective on his journey, and along the way, he provides some tips and ideas that are right for raising any dog.
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Diane McHutchison and her husband John met their first Wheaten Terrier when friends stopped by for a visit, bringing their Wheaten Terrier with them. Erin walked into the room, sniffed politely at a few things, then settled onto the rug for a nap. Diane looked at the scene and decided immediately that a Wheaten was absolutely necessary to complete their home.It took a little while until Quincy came into their home, and then another two years until Duffy joined the family. The dogs were the inspiration for many stained glass designs and were an introduction to the world of dog shows and "dog people." While the furry dogs never attended a dog show, Diane's stained glass is a popular item in the sales area. Home remains complete, now with ten-year-old Ciara and five-year-old Aoidhghean taking over the bed. (Aoidhghean is Alvin in Duffy's story.)