Doranna's Tiny Shih Tzu's

                                                                               "MISO"

                                                              10/12/2001  To  07/27/2006

I lost the love of my life the day Miso passed away. She was everything to me and my best friend. When she was 9 months old, she was found to have Renal Dysplysia, a genetic problem that occurs in the breed. I bought her from a breeder in Wisconsin, who didn't care.  Miso was my main reason for wanting to breed these adorable Shih Tzu's. I wanted to improve the breed and not have other people lose their dogs at such an early age.

Miso was the happiest girl....you wouldn't have even known she had kidney failure from how she acted. She would always be there to greet me at the door when I came home, she loved everybody, but adored the ground I walked on! She would be the first one to jump into our bed with all of her toys and snuggle up against you.

She is truly missed... she took a piece of my heart with her. I love you Miso and one day we will be together again....till then, my sweet angel, watch over us and all your Shih Tzu friends!!!

                                                                                            "MEEKO"

                       December 7, 2000 to March 7,2010

                                                     Words alone cannot explain how much I loved this girl! I miss you my little Meeky!!!

                                                                      The house isn't the same without you.

                          "DOMINO"                                                         "BUFFY"

            April 1990  to  January 17, 2007                          March 2003 to May 2,2009

    I will miss you my dear friend! R.I.P.                       My sweet boy, I will never forget you!

"We who chose to surround our lives with lives even more temporary that our own live within a fragile circle, easily and often breached.  Unable to accept its awful gaps, we still would live no other way.  We cherish memory as the only certain immortality, never fully understanding the necessary plan."

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