Wild Remain Sydney

Wild Remain Sydney was a “reject” who was returned to Aurora Rubel (her breeder), because she was not the show quality pup her original owners were looking for. Susan Parsons got her from Aurora when she was five months old (her original owner’s loss!) She served seven years as Susie’s primary working terrier. Susie has been a JRTCA working judge for almost 15 years and has seen many terriers work, but Sidney was one of the most honest and reliable terriers Susie has ever owned or worked with. Sidney was retired at age 11 and is now 13 and a great house dog!

Old Souls Tatters

Old Souls Tatters was the runt of her litter, but no doubt the mightiest.  Cow-hocked and long in the back, she was nothing special to look at, but what can you expect of a pup bartered in trade for an aebleskiver pan and a pair of boot socks, which is what Susan Parsons “paid” for her?  At barely ten inches tall and ten pounds in weight, Tatty was all heart and grit. Fearless and tireless in the ground, she became a phenomenal working terrier. The bond and respect Susan developed with her through four seasons of terrierwork grew strong and deep. Sadly, Tatty’s life was cut short at the age of five years.  Deeply cherished memories of many great days in the field live on.

Rugby's Eden

Rugby's Eden is a Norolk terrier and the newest member of the La Mear family. Having looked at many terrier breeds over the years, Shirley was zoned in on owning either a Cairn, a Norwich or a Norfolk -  "I really wanted that coat!". She had a lot of helping hands in her 2 year journey to find Eden from Sue Ely in Virginia to Sandy Stemmler in Missouri  to Lini Federici, Eden's breeder, in New Jersey. "Eden is everything I hoped for and running she and my Jack Russell, Toddy, through the earthworks at Purina or walking through the fields at home makes me wonder why I waited so long to discover this tough, adorable little breed. "