Bereton hounds out for a walk.

Bereton Hounds

I believe that each hound with which we have had the opportunity to share our lives and our home has brought us many new learning experiences and adventures. Each hound is very special in their own individual sort of way.

All of us have experienced with this breed how terribly difficult it is to say "goodbye" when the time comes. The pain and loss is so great, at times you really wonder if it's all worth it. With each hound we help to pass over the Rainbow Bridge, we send along a piece of our very hearts and souls. Because we only have them for a short time, we must appreciate and savor every moment.

It is my own personal feeling that my life has been most enriched because of my hounds and the wonderful folks I have met, over the years, by association with Irish Wolfhound people and those of other breeds.

This always brings to mind the old cliché of "better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all". Is that true of our noble hounds that give us so much and ask so little in return?

Personally, I believe it is... In fact, I know it is!

Click on any thumbnail image for a larger view (opens in a new window).

	USA Ch Hydebeck Flap Jack (Jackson)
	Trampas Bereton Blair (Blair)
	Taryn Seraigh of Bereton (Seraigh)
	Taryn Shining Spark of Bereton (Aryn)
	USA Ch Trampas Bereton Aethan (Aethan)