Hello, Karstuhl here!
Why are there no å, ä, and ö in English? We have these letters in Swedish. At least ä and ö also exist in German. They have the sounds for å and ä in English, but I guess they do not have the ö sound, so they might not need that letter. Well, English is a rich language in other ways, so if it is poor in letters, it might have to do.
Blog of the late Shiba Hailey, her late daughter Polly (a.k.a. Karstuhl); currently cared for by their Chihuahua friend Piffy.
About Me:
- Daily Hailey
- I am Piffy, a female Chihuahua who has been given the great trust to take care of the blog of the late Shiba Hailey and her late daughter – my dear friend – Polly, a.k.a. Karstuhl. (This is Polly’s old profile: I am Polly, a female Shiba Inu who blog through my humans Paula and Daniel. My late mother Hailey started the blog in 2005. Once in a while, my daughter Li'l Gertrud (a.k.a. Gerstuhl) blogs instead of me.)
At a show
This time Hailey was successful with a BOS, CC and CACIB to bring home.
Hailey
Hailey 19 months old, April -07
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