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Here is the story of Kona.
She was a solid black standard poodle who stood 24 inches at the withers. She was originally my mother's dog. But she was given to me. She can already trained so I never had to learn how to teach any of the basic commands. I started training her to try to start showing her in AKC obedience and Rally. But she died before I could start showing her. She had a soft wavy coat. That stayed mostly straight to wavy no matter what. My mother got her when she was just six weeks old which was way too early.
She died one year ago today. She was four years old when she died.
When I got her she had been sick for a very long time. I got her when she was around a year old. She wouldn't eat hardly anything at all. I tried just about every dog food on the market. But nothing could get her to eat. She weighed around 34 pounds on an average day. On a good day, she would be around 37 pounds. She died of an autoimmune disease. That ate her blood cells and platelets. I chose to let her go one year ago today.
That is the story of Kona.
She was a solid black standard poodle who stood 24 inches at the withers. She was originally my mother's dog. But she was given to me. She can already trained so I never had to learn how to teach any of the basic commands. I started training her to try to start showing her in AKC obedience and Rally. But she died before I could start showing her. She had a soft wavy coat. That stayed mostly straight to wavy no matter what. My mother got her when she was just six weeks old which was way too early.
She died one year ago today. She was four years old when she died.
When I got her she had been sick for a very long time. I got her when she was around a year old. She wouldn't eat hardly anything at all. I tried just about every dog food on the market. But nothing could get her to eat. She weighed around 34 pounds on an average day. On a good day, she would be around 37 pounds. She died of an autoimmune disease. That ate her blood cells and platelets. I chose to let her go one year ago today.
That is the story of Kona.