Welcome to Our Web Home

Welcome! Sit and stay a spell. The dogs love company and the coffee is fresh.

Welcome to our new home on the Net. As you wander our site I’d like you to keep in mind a couple of things. First is that these dogs are valued members of our family. They are there for us as great heating pads and never complain if their coats get damp from tears. They are never judgemental. They love us no matter what. They bring joy and laughter to our home with their incredible senses of humour.

The second thing I’d like you to keep in mind is the fact that these are just DOGS first and foremost. They aren’t fire breathing dragons or the demon spawn portrayed by the media. They are what they are. Incredibly intelligent and robust Terriers. I will say they are not a breed for everyone as all Terriers are not.

People thinking to add an American Pit Bull Terrier to their family need to research the breed and learn about them before deciding if these are the dogs for you or not. If you are unwilling to be shunned by friends and family for your choice in a dog, they are not for you. If your feelings are hurt by people you meet in public who feel it is their right to call you an unfit mother/father/human being for owning one of these dogs, they aren’t for you. If you are the type of person that thinks the dogs look tough and are an image or compensation for something you lack, the DOGS certainly don’t need YOU.

My husband and I have had horses off and on for years. Our kids first rode my first horse in fact. After Lisa was born and the older horses were gone we were horseless for a while.

I found Merry on Dreamhorse and she came to live here in Sept. and was due to foal in January. Anniemae was foaled Jan 31, 2003 and was perfect.

After a couple bumps in the road I got up courage enough to contact Liz Hickling one one of her sale horses. I remember when Eva was born andshe was this pink carousel pony. Well Liz had decided to sell Eva and I sure was going to ask about her. I never for a million years would have thought we could have afforded her. Well Eva’s here now and wonderful.*

I hope your visit answers some of the questions you had and actually make you think of more you didn’t know you needed to ask. Thanks for stopping by

The Frenette family

*Since I wrote that back in 2005 life has happened and illnesses in the family, companies closing others opening, career changes etc. Sadly Eva and Annie went to live with Allison in PA and we miss them dearly. Right now in 2011 it is doubtful we will add more horses to the farm. If things work out possibly a couple pf goats and maybe a highland cow. Right now it is up in the air