4-13-06 to 9-1-17 She was a VERY LOVED doggie Adopted 4-27-12 The Mama to Pickles, Shelby & Lizzie When we got Pickles we thought we would be a “One Doxie” family. As we met other Doxie owners it became apparent not many had just one! More than once we heard “You only have one?” I thought that getting Rosie might be a nice thing. The puppy stage especially housebreaking is particularly long with a Doxie so I could happily skip all of that – so I thought. Timing did not work out so we got Shelby instead. I thought that Shelby might be the last of Rosie’s puppies but she had more on March 6^th 2012. At the end of March 2012, Rosie was offered to us for adoption and of course we said yes. Here are photos I took of Rosie when we got Pickles and Shelby. 7-9-09 7-22-11 From Beaver Valley’s website taken on 7-6-11.

On April 27, 2012 we made one more trip to Beaver Valley Dachshunds

in Bloomsburg PA to get our girl. It was a little family reunion.

Donna and Rosie Lida and Rosie

Shelby meets his sister Lizzy Shelby and Papa Fabio

Coming Home

Welcome to your new home

It Rosie took truly 2 seconds to adjust to our house. She went into the yard for the first time like she

has lived here her whole life. I am sure that having Pickles and Shelby helped her figure it all out quickly.

Rosie is slightly bigger than Pickles and Shelby. She has the deepest bark of the 3 of them!

She was about 25 pounds when we got her. Rosie is now a svelte 19 pounds from her running around the yard.

Here is her first video.

Rosie is a very happy girl living here with her boys.

She chases them and rolls around in the dirt like she is ONE of the boys!

Rosie poolside on 6-22-12

Rosie in her new pink shirt on 8-10-12

Rosie and Sabrina on 2-14-13

Rosie running her laps around the pool 6-29-13

A tired Rosie at Bill & Cathy’s Dachshund Party 8-23-15

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