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We are the Wyatt family (Tammy, Ken, Anthony, and Kristina) I (Tammy) am disabled, and when my children and husband were away during the day, I would get lonely. I wanted an indoor little puppy, and remembered an elderly lady I once knew as a young girl. She had the cutest and smallest little dog I had ever seen (a silver teacup poodle). I had a toy poodle Frenchy (given to me by an elderly woman who could not take care of her anymore) until it passed away at the age of 14 human years. I researched thoroughly about the tiny toy and teacup poodles. I was convinced this was the type of pet for me and started looking for my precious pet.

When I would find one, it would be so expensive I couldn't afford it. The next year our tax refund came and Mother's day was around the corner. That's when I found my best friend. Since I spent so much money on a pet, my husband and son got to name him. "Figaro" my husband said he could sing out. Ha Ha Ha, Like he can sing! Anthony, my son said "Piccolo" his favorite anime. So Ken sung that name and it sounded better than "Figaro"!

Now here are four of us in the house with only one pet to go around. There was jealously over who was getting too much time with our pet, and made it obvious we should try to find another. My daughter wanted a girl so she could dress her up with bows and clothes. That was her Christmas present. The puppy was so small and unusual being black and white, so she was named "Minnie Marie".

Our pets are our precious family members, and live with us in our home. They do not live outside with hundreds in a kennel. Our puppies love to go bye, bye. They visit with their grandmother and my mother next door. They are a great burglar alarm. I wouldn't trade one of them for anything in the world. They are remarkable, and intelligent. When I talk to them they cock their little heads to one side, and look at me just like they know exactly everything I'm saying to them.

Indeed, I'm blessed and no longer lonely.

We here at Pee Wee Poodles want to wish everyone a Blessed New Year and Happy Valentines Day. Valentine's Day is our 18th Anniversary Day.


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