After coming to our apartment in Century City she soon found a land of toys, an old jack russell named Jenny, an elevator, an illegally parked Hummer, a great bed...scary and fun all in one.

She was really reeling that first week. Garbage trucks that clang, babies in scary plastic contraptions that wanted to tug on her, and those two guys who kept calling her "Charli".

Well, one week later she was potty trained. Completely. There hasn't been a single oops.

Two weeks later, totally crate trained (not that she spends alot of time there, but she does hang out and snooze and it is where all her toys and chews live).

Weeks later now, she loves to go for a "Roadtrip!" in the car, kissing little kids, happy to see her fellow friends in our complex, and so happy with her life! Since day one she has slept through the night without a whimper, waking us up only when we were with her sweet kisses and waggy tail.

We are now in obedience training with a personal trainer. She's so responsive! After 15 years with terriers, what a relief to have such a beautiful girl that loves to please you!

We just lost our jack russell this week. I think she knew that she could go...we had Charli. We were in good hands. Charli adored her and was there when she went. She understood. She seems to understand everything.

We feel so fortunate to have found you, to have found her. Cant' wait to get her back to New York next month. She has a great life ahead of her, and so do we.

Jeff and Gary