What a beautiful face
Honey likes to cuddle with the other dogs to sleep. Pagan is contemplating whether the extra warmth is worth the extra weight!
Honey and her uncle Kaltag. Katag's dad ( Lighthouse Dakota) is the brother of Honey's grandpa (Lighthouse Booker). Not closely related but they sure are looking similar! Those Lighthouse boys sure make a stamp on their descendants. Honey and Pagan are looking more and more like littermates every day




2 years ago, Debbie Premus of Boreayl Chinooks and I agreed to do a puppy swap in order to diversify the breeding pool of Chinooks in our area. I sent her Moonsong Lyra of Boreayl and I waited for the right puppy to bring out west to complete our 'swap'. When I heard Quest was bred to Katie, I knew this would be a great pup for my breeding program. When I saw the pups, I was impressed by their bone and substance. It was Miss White's head that sealed the deal for me though. She has the sweetest expression. That is also how I came up with her name- Boreayl's the Bee's Knees of Moonsong - call name Honey. I was so happy with the swap that we did it again! I sent Moonsong Seonee of Boreayl to Debbie and will take a puppy from one of her future litters. I have done a puppy swap with a few other breeders and have found this a great way to spread genes around the country.
Honey has a lot of bone and substance, especially for a puppy female!

Honey fit right in with the rest of the pack. She is very laid back most of the time, though I do need to stop her form hanging off the Water spaniel's ear and the Saluki's tail
Honey is always after food. Here she is in the food bin when I went out to get dog bowls for dinner. Obviously she inherited this trait....
