I am on a mission to find descendants of my childhood pet!
This would be an impossible mission, except that her parents were purebred show dogs and there are pedigree websites dating as far back as the 1800s and early 1900s! I have already found her first ancestors in the United States. What I need are the full names of her parents, not their nicknames, because I'm just guessing based on chronology and locations otherwise. Since my dog was a "defective", she does not show up in pedigree charts, making this all the more difficult. I remember the name or nickname of one of her siblings, but I have no idea if he grew up to be a show dog.
I will solve this mystery, though! Somehow or another, I will figure this out. Of course, the most nerve-wracking part will be conversing with dog breeders who will probably think I am a crazy woman.
Yes, this is somewhat the equivalent of if I had died without leaving direct descendants and a species above humans was on a quest to find Cleopatra's great-great-et cetera-
niblings.
You see, I have never been able to have another dog. I can live with other people's dogs, but not have another dog myself. No other dog could be as special to me. If any other dogs could come close, I think they would have to be from Rose's family.
Blackberry Bun Wrote:Indonesia doesn't have such thing as Veterans Day, but have I told you that my construction project is located in US Embasssy? In any case I'm glad to have a long weekend this week.
I'm glad for you, too. You need a rest.