Dixie Cruise's Blog (3)

It is an important milestone in any young dog's life. Being a human, I can only guess at the reasons why this one individual holds such fascination ... the regularity of his arrival, the distinctive rattle and hum of his electric vehicle, the possibility (and audacity!) that he might walk right up to the house and ring the bell ... possibly all of the above. For all of my adult life, I have been forced to either quickly quarantine the dog(s) or face the embarassment that comes from accepting a… Continue

Cosmo has been trying to pull a fast one ... he sits quietly and calmly, pretending he's a cocker spaniel or perhaps a long-haired dachshund. You know ... one of those dogs who are no trouble at all (relatively speaking.) Then he gives me this very "setterish" sideways glance with just a hint of the white's of his eyes showing before resuming his favorite project of removing all the reindeer moss from the base of my fake plants and squirreling it all over the house for his future amusement.… Continue

We are so pleased to have Cosmo join our family. He is our third irish setter and our first boy. Bob Franjesh was a wonderful breeder to deal with and his puppies are beautiful.