MAY 2025 WE ARE FAMILY

 

MEMORY MAY 2018 C-Dog' - BIS / MBISS CAN/AM INTERNATIONAL GRAND CH RoseWin's Anson Cervelo son, Oskar in Australia

 

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Wow we started tracking 7 years ago! Oskar was nearly 3 when we started. He turns 10 this year! He, along with Ned, have their Tracking champion and track and search grand champion titles./ Oskar wont be going for his tracking grand as he is now a retired couch potato.

Tri Ch (T)(TS) TS GrCh Neut Ch Ghostwind Oskar Dela Renta (AI) ET

7 Years Ago

See your memories

Simone Haigh is with Georgie Ranson and 

9 others

 in Campbell Town, TAS, Australia.

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Today Ch Ghostwind Oskar Dela Renta (AI) ET (Oskar) participated in our 1st ever tracking trial (Hobart Canine Obedience Club) under judge Mrs Denise Crystal (Vic) in which we received a PASS grade. I have a lot to still learn but we had a fantastic day, even if it was a little chilly in Ross.

A big thank you to my track layer Kellie and also for your support and guidance. I am looking forward to our next trial which is significantly harder! I'm sure I will eventually work out how to read Oskar! I am so proud of how far he has come over the last 8 weeks.

Oskar and I are celebrating by thawing out on the couch with Linc and Leo

And She lived Happily Ever A ..........fter

 

I will always LOVE you, forever and ever ............

 I will always love you, forever and ever!

YOU DO NOT NEED TO SEE THEM !!!

 

Getting some air or maybe ready for take off .......

 

A WEIMARANER IS THE ONLY THING ON EARTH THAT LOVES YOU MORE THAN HE OF SHE LOVES THEMSELVES

 

Brad Pitt with his Weimaraner

 

                                            Brad Pitt with his Weimaraner

Thought I'd share this I saw Beautiful but heartbreaking 💔 😥

 

Today, I witnessed something that stopped me in my tracks.

Tucked beneath a leaning willow in the corner of the park sat a silver-coated Weimaraner named Elska. Her back straight, her eyes calm but distant, she stared at the worn bench across from her as if expecting someone she deeply missed.

I asked a woman nearby if she knew the dog. “That’s Elska,” she said. “She comes here every morning. Rain, snow, doesn’t matter. She stays for a while, then walks herself home.”

Elska used to visit this very bench every morning with her companion an older woman who passed away last spring. But Elska never stopped returning. She still waits. Still hopes.

Watching her, I felt something crack open. Loyalty that deep doesn’t fade with time. She wasn’t just remembering she was honoring. Holding space for a bond that death couldn’t break.

In that quiet corner, surrounded by rustling leaves and the rhythm of the wind, Elska reminded me: love like that doesn’t vanish. It lingers. Sometimes, it comes back to the same place. Just to wait.

WILLAIM WEGMAN with his Weimaraners

 

WILLAIM  WEGMAN   with his  Weimaraners 

ASIDE, 1999

1999

William Wegman 

WE HAVE  A  POPE