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Look Who Found Us- Our very own Woofer.

Posted on by Cathy

Last night this adorable long haired Dachshund came to the store. He was either pushed from a car or narrowly escaped being hit by a car as he crossed the street. Either way he is a survivor and now he is one of us. He went to the vet today and is about 6-7 years old. He weighs 12 pounds without the weight of the dirt and fleas he was carrying last night.  He is sweet and good natured and desparately needs a name.

Some suggestions are: Spex, Spexy, Woofer, Tweeter (because he is so small), Hobo, Found.

Help. We need ideas.  Please send us your suggestions.

Woofer Update:

So one week later and we lost our Shorty (which is the name we ended up with). We found an ad for a lost Dachshund and he ended up being our Shorty (whose real name is Stretcher). The reunion was very happy for father and dog, but not so happy for all of us. He became a true member of the crew and now he’s not. 🙁

Cathy

Cathy grew up in NY, moved to Florida in 1975 and graduated from the University of South Florida, with a degree in broadcasting. She and her husband Glenn started The Speaker Exchange in 1977. (Glenn later moved into Audio/Video sales and installations). In 1979, Cathy went to California for JBL speaker repair training and later received advanced training from Frank Spain, the then head of the Electro-Voice service department. She has continued to advance her audio education through many CES, NAMM, and CEDIA trade show classes.

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