| Herron's Sandhills Scotties | Raeford, North Carolina |

Hi Jane!

Thanks so much for the update. I had been wondering if Sadie had started showing yet. Sounds like she is doing beautifully!

I meant to write you to thank you for sending over the health guarantee a while back and answering all my questions. Just to be clear, I want to let you know why I asked about taking dogs back. I've read on numerous occasions that a breeder's policy is very telling of how the breeder operates and that the best breeders take dogs back at any age. Your answer was just what I wanted to hear; it only further emphasized how dear your dogs are to you and that you don't want to place a pup with someone who is unsure as to whether or not they are prepared for such a huge commitment.

I want to reassure you that after years of research, thought, and a mild obsession:) I'm definitely ready for a pup, especially one of yours. When we left your house, i actually teared up because I was so excited and felt in my gut that this was the right next step. So anyway, thank YOU for trusting me with one of your future pups. I am so incredibly excited!

Hope you and Joel are doing great! My love to all the dogs!

Best,
Alli

Dear Jane,

We are in Love with our two Scottish Terrier pups. They are the most loving boys we have ever met. Dave and I have looked at other pups on other web sites and were impressed by yours with its description of the personalities of the dogs.

We had the privilege of meeting the dam and sire when we came to pick up the pups. We saw first hand the playful nature of Sir William Wallace with his willingess to play fetch for ever along with the sweet personality of Sadie Macbeth. Both these wonderful traits have been passed down to our pups. We loved that you owned both the dam and the sire and think the home atmosphere they are born into and then raised in makes such a big difference.

We were convinced that we had made the right decision in choosing Herrons Sandhills Scotties as our breeder.

Our pups, Zeus and Monty are the perfect addition. We are enjoying these loving animals every day. Thank you for all of your help and openness to share all that puppy information we needed to start these boys off on the right paw.

Warm Regards
Ruth and David Doremus

Hi, Jane!
This is Faith from Lumberton. Just wanted you to know that Macduff, our Scottie we purchased from you two years ago, is the best dog we have ever had. He is everything you say in your description and more. He is smart and sooooo loving. Thanks for making our purchase and the transition from your home to ours so easy. You are a great breeder to work with.

It was probably the most difficult decision we had to make, moving from New Jersey to Virginia. This in our son Adam's senior year. When it came time for senior personality pictures our son's interests are vast, track, playing saxophone, acting, singing, etc.... all significant parts of our son's life. Yet when we asked him what he wanted in his personality portrait, he told us he wanted "the boys" in his picture. Zeus and Monty are "the boys" our one year old perfect Scottish Terriers. They were there for Adam all summer long by his side and full of fun and affection. When he was down, Zeus and Monty just seemed to know. They would jump up and sit on his lap, shoulder, or lay across his head hugging him. With their soulful eyes they said, we love you buddy. We have learned through a tumultuous year that "our boys" are the best. We don't know where we would be with out their unwavering love and affection. I am grateful that I came across Herron's Sandhills Scotties a little over a year ago. We just adore "our boys". And our sons are ok too. Our sons 18 and 21 hug us on occasion, but Zeus and Monty literally put their paws on our shoulders when we sit next to them and lay their head on our shoulder as if to say here is a hug. Visitors and dog sitters are in awe of them.

Regards,
Ruth M. Doremus

Dear Jane,
Chloe is so sweet and was loving from the very start. She was a little hard to potty train at first especially when the ground was wet. She didn't want her feet to touch the moisture. Also, she would get so excited everytime our grandchildren would come that we would have to calm her down before they could play with her. She learned early on not to get on the furniture, very easy to train and sleeps in her own bed every night. All we have to say is it's time to go to bed Chloe, and she heads for her special place. Chloe is beautiful, and we get lots of compliments on her when we have her out. She goes to the side of the bed every morning, jumps up and scratches until her dad wakes up and pets her head a little. We couldn't be more thrilled with this little loving baby doll Chloe! Our lab has taught her that it is ok to walk in water...we are also amazed to see that she loves heights and will walk on the edge of walls, etc. Snow was a favorite of hers as well. Thank you, Shirley from Kings Mountain, NC