Dear Marilyn:

 

As you are well aware of the tribulation that we’ve been through since the lost of our beloved S&P mini schnauzer Rexi almost 3 years ago, words cannot describe the happiness in our home since the arrival of Rocco.  There’s a sense of urgency, purpose and responsibility in our lives like never before.  I began to search for a mini schnauzer almost 8 months ago locally within 25 miles radius of our home in Delray Beach, Florida via the internet.  To our disappointment, we kept running into fancy and expensive websites with flashing lights and gimmicks to lure lost souls like us into buying their gig.  It was funny to watch, and read.  We spoke to several breeders that either their dams had already puppies in reserve or they would refer us to someone else.  For several weeks, we kept hearing the same thing and randomly, we visited small pet stores just to get an idea of the temperament of the breed while in captivity.  We found mini schnauzers that were barkers, depressed and others that didn’t even look like a mini schnauzer.  As a matter of fact, we had a pet shop owner who tried selling us a “”Toy” mini schnauzer.  What is that? We never heard of such a thing.  Again, we didn’t fall for it.  After almost giving up, we contacted a breeder in central Florida who referred us to you.  And like the old saying goes, “The Rest is History”.

 

When my wife and I sat down to review the “Master Matching” process with you, we were scared out of our pants.  It felt like standing on line at an amusement park waiting to ride a roller coaster in the front seat. But like all roller coaster rides, it was well worth it.  I feel very strongly that it was fate that pulled us together. For anyone who is searching for their next canine, please take the time and compassion to understand the “Master Matching” process.  It works for some and not others.  I hope you find what you’re looking for.  We surely did.

 

Sincerely,

 

Ismael & Emoke Llera

Delray Beach, Florida