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Hello and welcome to Chandani,My name is Kim and I live with my 10yr old Son,
Tristan, whom I adore with all of my heart. We live in South Australia and share our home
with a crazy tortoiseshell called Toni, you can read more about her at my Sons homepage twisty's
corner.
My favourite pastime is making websites. I have done a few for friends and helped
design and contribute to others. more info
My Son is a typical young boy, doesn't
like girls {except his mum} plays with bugs, attends scouts and cant make up his mind if
he wants to play soccer, football or cricket!
I have loved animals all my life and my Son also shares that same love. I've had
numerous pets while growing up, ranging from lizards, tropical fish, kangaroo's,
arabian's, bird's and german shepherds, which was the preferred dog of our family for many
years.
Just before my Son was born I lost my old
shepherd Bella, at only 9yrs of age, owing to bad hips and ailing health. I decided
not to get another dog until such times my Son was old enough to understand and respect
caring for animals.
When that time came I was a bit reluctant to look for another shepherd, knowing that there
were so many unethical breeders and unhealthy dogs around. I searched through many
books & internet sites looking for a dog that would be of a friendly nature, great
with children and large enough to have protective quality's. I found just what
I was looking for in the leonberger.
I contacted the S.A Canine Association.
understanding that this was a rare breed and unsure if there were any in Australia. They
gave me a contact number for Wayne and Kaye Frick at Muirnleigh
here in Adelaide. "at that time the only owners of a leo in South Australia" I
met Kaye at a local show and was introduced to "Sakima."
We
continued to go to the shows and meet with Kaye to see and find out more about these
gentle giants. It didn't take long to know that this was the breed for us - it was
"finding one" that would prove to be the hardest part. You can read more about
my two leo's on their respective pages.
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