| It's All About Dogs & Blonde Cocker Spaniels |
| June Wollenberg & Her "Blonde" Poverty Peak Cocker Spaniels |
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| June Wollenberg bred "Blonde" Cocker Spaniels under her prefix "Poverty Peak" for about 50 years. Her Cockers have the reputation of superior temperaments and are loved by all who have the good fortune to have lived, or still live with them. June passed away in May of 2004. Her two lines continue with Fay & Rick Maurice (Poverty Peak South) and with myself: carrying on the pursuit of perfection in breed standard with temperament the uppermost goal. View the Poverty Peak photo album (Photo album still incomplete) |
| June & Poverty Peak's Meg O' My Heart January 2004 (Meg sadly passed June 2005 after a year of Fay & Rick Maurice's loving indulgence) |
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| Poverty Peak's Just Patience & Just Precious had litters days apart in June 2003. June had her hands full...Literally! In this photo, it's Patience's pups at 6 days old. (Patience now lives with Fay & Rick) |
| Pandy, Madeline & June at Simsbury Library for StoryTime. June 12, 2003 |
| I intend to scan & post June's books on this web site some time in the future. |
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| June & Madeline February 17, 2003 The day I brought Madeline home to me |
| June obtained Pandy as a pup from Lynda Doolittle who was a very close breeder friend. When June died, Lynda took Pandy home to live with her. Sadly, Lynda died almost one year after June passed and Pandy then came to me. A few months ago, I met my neighbors' cousin, Suzanne. She was bowled over when she met Pandy because she had met Pandy & June at a book signing many years ago and had fallen in love with her. Suzanne is a rescuer of old Cockers & eventually asked if she could take her. Now, it was a weird thing. I mean, how could I "place" The Pandemonium?! After thinking about it I felt strongly that Pandy would be very happy in a home with only one other Cocker instead of a pack of 5 or 6, so off she went with Suzanne & her husband and now lives a life of luxury and indulgence such as she has never known before. She is thoroughly happy and has made for a happy household all round. I have no regrets at parting with The Pandemonium. I think she was meant to enrich Suzanne's life as she's enriched so many before her. |
| Email Helen @ TheJoyOfBeingDog.Com |
| Poverty Peak's Meri Madeline Pandemonium's granddaughter Click on photo to View her Gallery |
| My thanks to Lisa Beauvais of Unlimited Web Design |
| Pandy & June's relationship extended beyond breeder/owner/handler. Pandy became the protagonist for three delightful children's books that June wrote. Pandy also accompanied June to numerous schools, nursing homes & events, entertaining all she met with stories of her misadventures & endearing Love of Life as a Blonde Cocker. |
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