WINDMILL’S SIERRA WAVE'S
"Pika”
DOB: 10/22/2015
ASCA #N196368 /AKC DN44150902
COI 4.719%
Full dentition/scissors bite
HC clear by parentage
MDR1 clear by parentage
Hips: Too young
Elbows: Too young
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&
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True to her registered and call names, Windmill’s
Sierra Wave, aka Pika is an energetic mountain girl. And an agility
enthusiast, beach lover, trail running buddy, crumb catcher and top
notch snuggler. She is bold, clever and curious, and embraces the stream
of new places, people and experiences in our active life.
Pika loves to learn and to work with us - the more lively
the pursuit the better. In agility class, there is no reward as great
as the chance to play again! She prefers to be active and interactive
and is, as many people have commented, “a lot of dog.” However,
she quickly adapts to boundaries and different circumstances, as needed.
She loves to come to work with us, and happily follows whatever rules
make that possible. She is a social butterfly and makes quick friends
of our employees, clients and pretty much anyone she meets.
She is a fearless and coordinated adventurer. She has
bodysurfed in the ocean, leapt onto a roof, bounded/swum through back-deep
snow and ridden waves on a standup paddle board. She inherited mother’s
talent and enthusiasm for agility, and she approaches each new obstacle
with confidence. In learning any new skill, she is intense, focused
and generally two steps ahead of me. Naturally, these attributes sometimes
lead to a sort of creative mayhem - life with Pika is full of surprises!
Pika is bright, biddable and talented, but our favorite
thing about her is her warm bond to us. She is not a clingy dog, but
she loves to be nearby. In quiet moments, she loves to curl up against
(or on) us. She is my very welcome shadow, and we could not be more
grateful to Nicole and Gina for trusting us with her.
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