Rising Tide's Northern Voltage

Quest

As soon as Quest was born, I knew he was going to be a handsome little pup. I was so excited by what was clear to be naughty spots, and was thrilled to have another spotty puppy in the family. I’ll never forget the moment he opened his eyes for the first time, I happened to be there, staring at him lovingly, when suddenly, his little eyes opened from a slit and there he was, my little Quest boy staring back at me. I said “hi there little buddy” as he blinked, looking at me, to his mama and back to me again. I was completely and utterly in love. From that moment on, he consistently looked deep into the souls of the people he met, and i’ve been curious ever since if it was because of his first moment with me.

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Quest has always been the “fun puppy” of the group. We always say the best way to describe Quest is that while his siblings may attend the party, he very much threw the party. For a while there, I was unsure if he was just going to be the party pup, or if he was also going to be chill, and man oh man did he chill out. He’s such a fun, well balanced, silly puppy, with the best tug and food drive. He’s the only pup with his own song, which you best be betting he got sung all the time!

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We have a new saying in this home, that the spottiest boys end up in Canada, and Quest is no exception. Quest is now lovingly owned by Quincey Ross in British Columbia, and we’re so excited to be co-owning this boy. Quest will be doing all the things, but will predominantly be an agility pup and scent work pup, as well as a demo dog for Quincey’s dog training business! We’re so excited to see everything they do together, and to see little wala wala in the future