CH Magna's Town Crier CD, RN (Zoya)
 

Zoya is a one in a million dream dog. She and I are involved in the Tyler Obedience Training Club where we volunteer to train others to train their dogs. We have walked in the Rose Parade, demonstrated obedience at the East Texas Fairgrounds, and donated animal respirator masks (Zoya demonstrates in photo) to area fire departments. Zoya has also became a certified therapy dog through Therapet of East Texas. She has gone to visit at the hospital, done therapy at the rehabilitation hospital and also volunteered for Walk a Mile for a Special Child.

Zoya finished her championship November 24, 2007. She also earned her companion dog title March 16, 2008. Zoya received  her Rally Novice title also on the same day.

Pat made Zoya famous with her debut on You Tube. Strangers were telling me about the clip they saw with a giant and her deer friend.  When I would mention that this is the giant they would gasp and say "so this is Zoya."

I want to thank Pat for all the help and free advice (which she freely gives).   Giants are an amazing breed but I am thankful that somehow I picked the right breeder and the breeder saw something in me that made her feel confident that I would do right by her pup. 

When you start with a great dog you can do many enjoyable things and participate in fun sports. Because she has such a great temperament Zoya has done other fun things like walked in parades and won Halloween costume contests and she loves the attention and to be out doing things with me all the time. She is welcome everywhere we go.

Thanks most of all Pat, for entrusting me with a terrific Magna dog.  I feel honored.

Thanks again Pat,

 Mary and Zoya

Video's of Zoya you will not want to miss!

• Doing obedience

• With a deer friend

Zoya's friend Daisy:

Mary has a little deer that thinks she is a little lamb and everywhere that Mary looks the deer is sure to show. This deer just wont go away. In fact, now that Zoya has arrived Daisy may never leave. Except, well...just yesterday she brought a buck home. So there may be a new little flower for Zoya to befriend. Or, perhaps the deer and her baby will return to the wild.

Daisy was rescued when her Mother was killed by a car. She survived by bottle feeding and the people who own Zoya never intended for her to be a pet, but she just never left. When baby Zoya arrived  they were immediate friends and since Daisy was hand raised she was very tame and amazingly gentle. She would go to the door like a dog pineing her and requesting the pup to come out and play. This wonderful friendship goes on with little change until recently when Daisy brought home a buck.

Timing with Daisy's new life could not be better as the people who raised her have to move. Now that she has her babies she has the best chance of her lifetime to return to being wild. In fact, she has not been seen since those pictures were taken which is great news. The ranch house of their employer will have a Daisy Book for the new ranch manager so they are aware of her but hopefully she will move into the wild permanently.

This is likely the last of the updates of Daisy. We all wish her well and I am personally grateful to her for sharing her world with us through her caretakers. The pix of the babies were taken at just minutes old from only a couple feet away. Thank you Daisy and Mary for sharing. It has been a treasured experience.

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