
| Boomer |

| Aristo's Brigadier Boomerang |
| Boomer is so named because he came back to us like a boomerang. He was originally sold as a pup, but it turned out that the city life was not for him, so he came back. With his extremely gentle, respectful, mellow, and lovable personality, we decided to keep him as a member of our family. Seriously folks, once you meet him, you will feel his sweet, magic personality. My husband is looking forward to training him for hunting, and I am looking forward to showing him. If you want to see more puppy photos of Boomer, he is the one with the White Ric Rac collar on the Vizsla Litter 2011 page. Thankfully Boomer has inherited all the excellent qualities from each of his parents that I wanted-I love it when a plan comes together! His head is a nice combination of both Budha and Brenna, and he has plenty of angulation from Budha, and a bit of that elegance from Brenna that you don't often see in a big boy like Boomer. He is very special. |
| Breeder: Joye Bondanza Aristo Acres |









| Pictured at 4 1/2 months old. |
| What a difference a week makes. Above is Boomer at 7 weeks old, and below at 8 weeks. |
| HHhhmmmm...do you think they have outgrown this bed? Boomer is in the middle. |
| (photo by Sherry McGuire) |
| Boomer looks happy to be back in the country. August 2011. |
| Boomer brings up the rear when the pack heads out for an evening trek. |
| Look at all that loose skin! Boomer had plenty of wrinkles as a youngster, but has grown into his skin and looks rather stylish now. |
| Boomer is growing up, and he graduated from Puppy Kindergarten with a cap on his head, and a diploma on the refrigerator. |
| Boomer is experimenting with different techniques on how to sneak up on the chukkar. Thank You to Aimee for taking Boomer "hunting" at 5 1/2 months old. |
| What a noble young dog. Boomer (in the black collar) is looking for whatever might come next, while his half-brother, Sawyer, (orange collar), rushes across the field. |
| More will be added to this page as Boomer grows. |