I will of course update with any news.

It is hard to believe that it has been two years already. This time two years ago I was sitting with you and your littermates worried to death about every little whimper you made. You were born in my car after all. (My BRAND SPANKING NEW HONDA ELEMENT..In the parking lot at the repro vets office, go figure)

Thank God Lacey was there with us and was able to drive us home. I rode home in the back with you and your mom and make sure everyone stayed close to mom and kept warm. It seems like not so long ago…

Happy Birthday Big Brown. Let’s have lots more years together.

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Yes, Ingo has a girlfriend on the way to visit him soon.  :)  We are VERY, VERY excited about this litter. 

The mommy to be was actually born at my house also.  It is Brownie’s sister. (The one who loved to beat him up, haha)

Alfred’s Beda von Schlottke x Ascomannis Ingo

You can view Beda’s pedigree here  http://www.vanlayne.com/VLBrowniePed.html

You can view Ingo’s pedigree here  http://www.working-dog.eu/dogs-details/76023/Ascomannis%20Ingo/

For more information you can contact me at amanda@vanlayne.com or Melody at msfaifer@gmail.com

Bronco’s health has been deteriorating over the last few months, but it was not something I was ready to discuss publicly at the time. I was really hoping that he could pull through, but it was just not meant to be.

Rest In Peace Bronco, you were one of the great ones.  I am proud to have known you, lived with you, trained with you and called you my dog.  You certainly kept me on my toes, and for that, you made me a better handler.  We had our ups and downs, but I know that I earned your respect and trust, and I am ever grateful for that opportunity.  I know that you were happy here, and that in itself makes me happy.

Godspeed Old Man, We will meet again one day.  Until then, I know you are home.

This Flo from the Dobergang:

They will keep me updated, so hopefully I will have more to post soon!

Introducing… Ascomannis Ingo BH, VPG 3, IPO 3, GHP 3, AD, ZTP 1A, DGT, DKT-A

2009 IDC World Championship Competitor (72, 90, 93a)

2009 Deutsche Meisterschaft Competitor (86, 89, 87a)

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Ingo’s Airplane. A Piper Arrow, PA -28R
The Instrument Panel, for anyone who hasn’t seen a small airplane before.

Brad(my co-pilot for the trip) & I before departure.

Doing our run-up and holding short Runway 22, before takeoff.

It was a gorgeous day.

Robeson County Airport, where we stopped for a soda and to stretch our legs.

For my dutchie friends.

Beautiful scenery below

In a climb, I would guess about 3000ft.

It looked like a heart!

4500ft. Our cruising altitude on the way to ATL. We came back at 7500ft. It was the perfect day for flying.

Downtown Atlanta, while being vectored around by ATC.

Finally! Landing in Atlanta Hartsfield!!!!! We only had to change frequencies about 100 times and talk to a million people, but we were finally cleared to land runway 26R. We had a citation behind us, so we were being pushed in fast.

One of the ground crew guys at Atlantic Aviation that met us and tied down the aircraft.

Our car and driver that Atlantic Aviation had waiting for us. The driver was hilarious. He was awesome.

FINALLY!!!!! Getting Ingo out of his GINORMOUS crate. He was to big to fit in a plastic kennel. I knew there was no way I could fit this thing in the airplane, so we ditched the (175 euros!!!) wooden crate.

YAY! YAY! YAY! He is here!!!

Come on out Ingo!

Peeling the sticker off his crate.

Putting the sticker on HIM….for ID purposes of course. Haha…

Lets make sure it sticks good. LOL.

“Okay, I’m here! At your service!”

Lets go for a walk…
C’mon Lady, hurry up! I gotta go!

Texting Elly and Ron to let them know he is safe and I have him!

“Are you my driver???”

Welcome to America Ingo! We drive Cadillac’s here

The FBO was SOOOOOOO nice. They took us to Starbucks and we just sat inside in the pilots lounge and relaxed awhile. Ingo was SO well behaved, everyone wanted to pet him and he got LOTS of treats!

Outside Atlantic Aviation, about to depart.

Back at the airplane… Are you ready Ingo??

The aircraft was taken into maintenance before we departed that morning. They took the back seat out so that Ingo would have plenty of room to lay down. He pretty much got the Royal treatment. LOL.

“Where we goin???”

“Okay, well I guess I will just lay down and go to sleep like a good boy” (Which he did! He was SO good…)

“Just wanted you to know that I can still nose poke you through the seats” haha.

Anderson Co. Airport, where we stopped on the way home for fuel. AvGas was $7 a gallon in Atlanta! We got 20 gallons there, then topped off here.

“You guys ready yet??? Let’s get this show on the road!”

“HELLOOOOOO……LETS GO!”

“Dis is my airplane and I make the rules!”

YAYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!! HOME AT LAST!!!!!

He wasted NO time settling right in…

It was an awesome trip…I am so glad he made it finally.

He has his “Camo” collar (gift from my dad) waiting for him, and his special paco collar should be here anytime.

Photos coming soon…     :)