I’ve delayed making this post for a few weeks, because I wanted ‘official’ word from Keith’s chain of command that this information was indeed true. You see sometimes a military solider is told “You are moving”, only to find out “Oops, no the commander has decided you cannot move, you are vital”. While we do not have orders in hand, we have confirmed this move is absolutely going to happen this summer.
Where are we moving? We are moving back to Huntsville, Alabama!! This is exciting for many reasons, some of which are:
1. We have lived there before and loved it.
2. We still have a lot of friends in Huntsville.
3. We will be only 4 hours from Gloria and Kesley of Tintlet Poodles in North Carolina.
4. There are dog training opportunities in Huntsville that I do not have here in Killeen, TX.
5. There are dog shows year round within 2-4 hours drive, both AKC and UKC shows.
How long will we be there? This is a minimal two year tour. It could be up to a year longer, but as little as two years. We hope to return to Texas ( San Antonio to be specific) once his time in Huntsville is completed.
When is this happening? We hope to start moving mid July.
How will this effect the current litter with Ziva? It does not directly effect this litter or how they are placed. I would like to have all the pups picked up by their new homes by June 1st, so I can get my house listed for sale. It is difficult to keep a house clean and ready to show with baby pups!! I’m still picking up the litter from Kelsey mid May. They are still all coming to Texas. Nothing else is changing.
And because every blog post should have a photo, I snagged this off Kelsey’s Facebook page today to place in here. Those babies are HUGE compared to their tiny Mom!!!
So there ya have it. Huntsville, Alabama is conveniently located 2 hours south of Nashville, 2 hours north of Birmingham, 2 hours west of Chattanooga, 3 hours east of Memphis, 3 hours northwest of Atlanta. If you are in the region and have always wanted an Anutta Poodle puppy, now is your chance!!
Ok, now I can go back to freaking out while I madly cleaning and repair my house.
~Becky