Harley's Page

Adofau Chonga Dalghani

Meet the newest member of our Dalghani family. Harley arrived from Finland on the 15th of November 2003.

Four years ago we sent his mother Mona to Finland, now we are happy to welcome her son back to Canada. Harley was born July 20, 2003. He is 10 weeks old in this picture.

Thank you, Kirsi, for letting us have this promising puppy.

Harley loves his toys and is a keen retriever (good for obedience later on). He is the only TT we have ever had that fetches endlessly (until our arm is worn out!). He waits to have his toy thrown and delivers it back right into our hands immediately.

Harley is wonderful company for me and his friend Willa. And when I go on a trip I don't have to worry. Harley and Willa are welcomed with open arms by a family that loves both of the dogs.

Harley's Dad and Mom, Marlow and Mona


Ch Silveridge McCloud Hermit	Finnish Champion Dalghani's Mo Pa zu Adofau

Harley's Pedigree

Harley in Finland, learning to stack.


7 weeks old	9 weeks old


Harley leaving Finland	Arriving in Vancouver in the rain

Welcome to Canada, Harley.

Harley is almost 6 months old already and getting ready for upcoming shows.
We have high hopes for him.

Harley is pointed in Canada and USA.
We had to take a break from shows. Pete's death, moving and a back operation took priority.

While waiting it out Harley enjoys his walks and playing - usually far too rough - with his best friend Willa.

January 10, 2006 - Poor Harley!!

Harley had to have his leg shaved and is wearing a cone quite often. He had licked his left front leg until it got sore and only shaving guaranteed healing. We were hoping to get back into shows soon but will have to wait for at least 10 months now until the hair has grown back in.

Frustrating! I took a picture of Harley yesterday after his bath.

July 2006 - The hair is growing in, maybe Harley can get back into shows soon.
In the meantime Harley became a dad to three handsome boys in August.

Although I was hoping to get Harley back into the show ring I don't think that is going to happen. Both dogs had to sit out for a long time while I had two foot surgeries and a back operation.
It is now 2008 and I feel a lot better. I decided to train Harley in basic obedience so that we may do Rally later on. Classes are going well and we both enjoy being active again.