CH TARTANSIDE TRAILWIND TALLYHO, UDTX,HT,AX,VX 1990-2003 BY Ch Tartanside Th' Critic's Choice ex Ch Tartanside Animation bred by John Buddie |
Even though TALLY has been gone for years, it's still hard for me to make his page. He and I had a very special
bond from the minute I took him out of his crate at the San Francisco airport. His flight had been delayed and he'd
been in that crate from Pennsylvania for a long time, and when I opened the crate he was way in the back. I
reached in and pulled him out and he just hung in my arms for a few seconds. Then his tail started to wag and he
began to lick my face, and I fell in love with him right there. I think he felt the same. That was just the beginning of
nearly 13 years of a wonderful friendship. Full of life and love and joy he was a gentle soul who never met a dog or
person he didn't like and who was sure every pocket held a cookie meant just for him. Below is just a small look at
what a wonderful dog he was.
bond from the minute I took him out of his crate at the San Francisco airport. His flight had been delayed and he'd
been in that crate from Pennsylvania for a long time, and when I opened the crate he was way in the back. I
reached in and pulled him out and he just hung in my arms for a few seconds. Then his tail started to wag and he
began to lick my face, and I fell in love with him right there. I think he felt the same. That was just the beginning of
nearly 13 years of a wonderful friendship. Full of life and love and joy he was a gentle soul who never met a dog or
person he didn't like and who was sure every pocket held a cookie meant just for him. Below is just a small look at
what a wonderful dog he was.
Tally started tracking at 5 months old and earned his TD at
just barely 8 months old. He earned his TDX on his and my
first ever TDX test.
just barely 8 months old. He earned his TDX on his and my
first ever TDX test.
Tally at 12 years old with his niece,
Cloudy (blue), his son, Donner (standing
tri), and his great granddaughter, Bright
(sable)
Photo by Billie Robbins
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Photo by Dianne Sipe
