The Cawthorne family has 120 acres in south east Queensland, and Jacquelynne's parents
wouldn't let her walk the kilometre to the front gate on her own so she would
take Gypsy with her. They would walk along, Gypsy staying close to Jacquelynne
while Jacquelynne talked to her, treating Gypsy as a best friend. She will
forever be Jacquelynne's best wolfhound and will never leave her heart. |
Gypsy |
Gypsy was a good mother, giving birth to three large litters. In her second litter
was a beautiful boy, whom Jacquelynne called Patches (third from the right),
with a white map of Australia on his chest and a bitch, Beauty (far right), who
was adorable, and was to be Jacquelynne's own wolfhound. Patches went to live
with Jacquelynne's grandmother, but sadly, finances dictated that Beauty had to
be sold. Gypsy's death nearly broke Jacquelynne's heart: Gypsy had been her companion and her friend, she so lovely, ladylike, gentle, affectionate . . . she was everything a wolfhound should be. |