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Sunny
OUR SUNNY GIRL
June 1, 1992 – December 28, 2006
SUNNY WAS ALWAYS A LADY, but she must have been born with built-in
springs in all four feet because she bounced into our lives, she
didn’t walk – and that bounce usually was counter-clockwise straight
up and down, and continued until gravity and age happened.
Her parents were prizewinning show Shelties with an English
heritage, and her full name was Wynsong’s Sunrise Sonata but “Sunny”
for short because it matched her personality and wonderful
disposition. Although three minor imperfections kept her from being
show quality, this made no difference to us, and certainly not to
her. She had adopted us and she knew how deeply we loved her.
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She was always well-mannered, super intelligent, and highly social
with a funny sense of humor. When we lived on top of a hill in
Oregon, children often would come up after school and ask if Sunny
could come out to play. And two groomers wanted to buy her! She
loved everyone and her personality touched everyone she ever met.
Sunny was a go-girl; go for a ride anytime, go help mow lawns, go
get fortune cookies, go get French fries, go for ice cream, and go
for anything that tasted like cheese. She also had a special passion
for flowers – she loved to smell them.
In 14 and ½ years Sunny made many, many memories for us, and we will
love her always and miss her forever.
Robert and Gerry W.
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Jan. 16, 2007
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