Reply With QuoteMaxx&Emma (06-24-2015)
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Just wondering if anyone has been here? This place looks so beautiful I just might put this on my bucket list of places to see.
Dog Mountain, Home of Stephen Huneck Gallery :: Mission Statement
This Chapel In Vermont Pays Tribute To Dogs Who Have Passed Away [STORY]
At the Bridge
Pinks - Black Lab/Mix - Got ya 12/30/10 - 5/12/23
Maddie - Chessie - 3/6/10 - 6/25/22
Purps (Pinks sister) - Black Lab/mix -(Back with us 1/1/18) 12/30/10 - 4/7/21
Gracie - Yellow Lab - 10/23/05 - 9/6/18
Nozomi (Zoe) - BC/Lab - Got ya 9/5/09 - 3/19/15
Abbey - Yellow Lab - Got ya - 5/8/09 - 4/22/11
Cheanna - Black Lab/Mix - Got ya 5/99 - 9/21/10
Buddy (Bubba) - Black Lab/Mix - Got ya 11/2/02 - 3/28/10
Amber - Yellow Lab/Dobi - Got ya 8/1989 - 5/15/01
Maxx&Emma (06-24-2015)
What a beautiful place! Thank you for sharing.
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Ozzy - 10/2002 - 06/2011 - Rest well my sweet boy. You are forever remembered, forever missed, forever in my heart.
I've driven by it but never stopped.
I have been there. It's pretty neat and touching. When I lived in New England, I'd take the dogs on road trips and we always visited the shop and usually bought something. He was very talented.
Sadly, Stephen Huneck took his own life and his wife followed suit just a few years later. I'm not sure how much things have changed since then.
Last edited by Labradorks; 06-24-2015 at 08:30 PM.
Have seen it on the internet only. Knew about Stephen Huneck passing but did not realize his wife did.
Such a talented man and very giving to the Labrador community.
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