Hi Sally,

We are really loving Aspen. I wanted to send you pictures so you can see how she is growing like a weed. There are a couple with Gavin. She is 30 pounds now. Her overall body color has really lightened up and she has developed a few black markings on her face. They are very interesting. The ones above her eyes look like eyebrows. Everyone that see her thinks she is the most beautiful dog. We think so too.

She either goes on a walk, run, or bike ride just about every day as she has so much energy. I live on a 3/4 mile dead end street where there is not a lot of traffic. Round trip on my street is 1.5 miles. When I go on a bike ride, I put her leash on and warm her up for 3/4 of a mile at a comfortable pace and then I take off her leash to run with me going full blast. She absolutely loves it and trys so hard to cut me off and be the winner. She is so fast. It is so funny and such a sight.

Anyway, I want to say hi and hope things are going well for you. Did you end up finding a home for the other two sisters of Aspen's? If so, have you heard back from them?

Take care,
Steve

Sally Phipps is a very dedicated and diligent breeder. Sally has many years of experience and is quite knowledgable of many different breeds. She has done a superb job at matching all the puppy's temperment with each prospective owner. My entire family has fallen in love with her yorkies because of their adorable appearance and wonderful temperments! My mom has 2, my aunt has 2, my brother has 1, my cousin has 1 as well as I have 2 myself.

At first, I was hesistant to purchase a yorkie over the internet, however Sally eased all my concerns with her professional and genuine love for the yorkshire terrier breed. I would highly recommend Sally as a breeder, because her relationship with you as an owner/buyer does not end at the purchase. I often email Sally questions about my puppies and general questions about the breed and what I should do, and she always promptly responds. Any person would be lucky to have one of Sally's awesome furbabies.

Veronica A. Rios Reddick