Couple who trained dogs for the upper crust for over 40 years perished in a fire along with an unknown number of canines boarding with them.
For over 40 years, they trained, boarded and loved all manner of dogs for all kinds of clients: police forces and security companies, many in Toronto's upper echelons — even, according to clients, both Bush presidents. Dogs were Jerry and Eve Cudahy's calling.
The couple operated out of their home south of Beaverton, near Lake Simcoe, and became well known among many well-off and prominent Torontonians for their no-nonsense, caring approach to animals. Jerry even earned the moniker "Canada's Dog Whisperer" among some clients.
CUDAHY, Eva and Jerry - It is with great sadness and a heavy heart, that the family of Eva Cudahy (nee Goldstein) and Jerry Cudahy announce their sudden passing on February 10, 2013. Loving and caring parents of Tanya (Mike) and Brie (Billy) and wonderful grandparents to Gage, Whyatt, Gabriel, Robbie, Daytona, Troy and Lucas. Jerry and Eve will be dearly missed and fondly remembered by Eve's mother Irene Goldstein, predeceased by step-father Bert Sandor and predeceased by Jerry's parents Basil and Margret Cudahy (nee Hannan) brothers, sisters and exceptional friends. Visitation will take place at MCDougal & Brown funeral home, (2900 Kingston Rd.) on Saturday, February 23 2013, from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., followed by a funeral Mass held at St. John's Catholic Church, (794 Kingston Rd.). Interment to take place at Pine Hills Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to Autism Canada would be greatly apprieciated by the family. Thank you to the firemen, police and volunteers who helped.
Among the dogs the couple owned was Rocky, a Belgian Malinois who in 1992 became the first Canadian-trained dog to win the North American French Ring Grand Championships. The win put the dog in high demand for commercials and raised his estimated value to $50,000.
For over 40 years, they trained, boarded and loved all manner of dogs for all kinds of clients: police forces and security companies, many in Toronto's upper echelons — even, according to clients, both Bush presidents. Dogs were Jerry and Eve Cudahy's calling.
The couple operated out of their home south of Beaverton, near Lake Simcoe, and became well known among many well-off and prominent Torontonians for their no-nonsense, caring approach to animals. Jerry even earned the moniker "Canada's Dog Whisperer" among some clients.
CUDAHY, Eva and Jerry - It is with great sadness and a heavy heart, that the family of Eva Cudahy (nee Goldstein) and Jerry Cudahy announce their sudden passing on February 10, 2013. Loving and caring parents of Tanya (Mike) and Brie (Billy) and wonderful grandparents to Gage, Whyatt, Gabriel, Robbie, Daytona, Troy and Lucas. Jerry and Eve will be dearly missed and fondly remembered by Eve's mother Irene Goldstein, predeceased by step-father Bert Sandor and predeceased by Jerry's parents Basil and Margret Cudahy (nee Hannan) brothers, sisters and exceptional friends. Visitation will take place at MCDougal & Brown funeral home, (2900 Kingston Rd.) on Saturday, February 23 2013, from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., followed by a funeral Mass held at St. John's Catholic Church, (794 Kingston Rd.). Interment to take place at Pine Hills Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to Autism Canada would be greatly apprieciated by the family. Thank you to the firemen, police and volunteers who helped.
Among the dogs the couple owned was Rocky, a Belgian Malinois who in 1992 became the first Canadian-trained dog to win the North American French Ring Grand Championships. The win put the dog in high demand for commercials and raised his estimated value to $50,000.
Couple who trained dogs for the upper crust for over 40 years perished in a fire along with an unknown number of canines boarding with them.
For over 40 years, they trained, boarded and loved all manner of dogs for all kinds of clients: police forces and security companies, many in Toronto's upper echelons — even, according to clients, both Bush presidents. Dogs were Jerry and Eve Cudahy's calling.
The couple operated out of their home south of Beaverton, near Lake Simcoe, and became well known among many well-off and prominent Torontonians for their no-nonsense, caring approach to animals. Jerry even earned the moniker "Canada's Dog Whisperer" among some clients.
CUDAHY, Eva and Jerry - It is with great sadness and a heavy heart, that the family of Eva Cudahy (nee Goldstein) and Jerry Cudahy announce their sudden passing on February 10, 2013. Loving and caring parents of Tanya (Mike) and Brie (Billy) and wonderful grandparents to Gage, Whyatt, Gabriel, Robbie, Daytona, Troy and Lucas. Jerry and Eve will be dearly missed and fondly remembered by Eve's mother Irene Goldstein, predeceased by step-father Bert Sandor and predeceased by Jerry's parents Basil and Margret Cudahy (nee Hannan) brothers, sisters and exceptional friends. Visitation will take place at MCDougal & Brown funeral home, (2900 Kingston Rd.) on Saturday, February 23 2013, from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., followed by a funeral Mass held at St. John's Catholic Church, (794 Kingston Rd.). Interment to take place at Pine Hills Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to Autism Canada would be greatly apprieciated by the family. Thank you to the firemen, police and volunteers who helped.
Among the dogs the couple owned was Rocky, a Belgian Malinois who in 1992 became the first Canadian-trained dog to win the North American French Ring Grand Championships. The win put the dog in high demand for commercials and raised his estimated value to $50,000.
For over 40 years, they trained, boarded and loved all manner of dogs for all kinds of clients: police forces and security companies, many in Toronto's upper echelons — even, according to clients, both Bush presidents. Dogs were Jerry and Eve Cudahy's calling.
The couple operated out of their home south of Beaverton, near Lake Simcoe, and became well known among many well-off and prominent Torontonians for their no-nonsense, caring approach to animals. Jerry even earned the moniker "Canada's Dog Whisperer" among some clients.
CUDAHY, Eva and Jerry - It is with great sadness and a heavy heart, that the family of Eva Cudahy (nee Goldstein) and Jerry Cudahy announce their sudden passing on February 10, 2013. Loving and caring parents of Tanya (Mike) and Brie (Billy) and wonderful grandparents to Gage, Whyatt, Gabriel, Robbie, Daytona, Troy and Lucas. Jerry and Eve will be dearly missed and fondly remembered by Eve's mother Irene Goldstein, predeceased by step-father Bert Sandor and predeceased by Jerry's parents Basil and Margret Cudahy (nee Hannan) brothers, sisters and exceptional friends. Visitation will take place at MCDougal & Brown funeral home, (2900 Kingston Rd.) on Saturday, February 23 2013, from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., followed by a funeral Mass held at St. John's Catholic Church, (794 Kingston Rd.). Interment to take place at Pine Hills Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to Autism Canada would be greatly apprieciated by the family. Thank you to the firemen, police and volunteers who helped.
Among the dogs the couple owned was Rocky, a Belgian Malinois who in 1992 became the first Canadian-trained dog to win the North American French Ring Grand Championships. The win put the dog in high demand for commercials and raised his estimated value to $50,000.
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