We are a family owned kennel whose experience began when raising Bichon Frises in our laundry room over 40 years ago. We are proud of our imported lines of rare breed dogs, most originating from the homeland of the breed. We strive to meet the breed standards put forth by the foreign kennel clubs and the American Kennel Club to produce your next quality pet.
Give us a call, we’d love to make one of our dogs – YOUR dog.
I grew up in the show ring exhibiting swine, cattle and Arabian horses so am not a foreigner to competition. I take pride in my three children and feel my place is to be here for them at all times. I normally have handlers with my dogs in the show ring throughout the year. We are striving to produce a top quality pet, some of which may have what it takes to enter the show ring.
YES! Each of my parent stock has a name, a personality unique to only them, and a special spot in our hearts. They are microchipped for positive identification as required by AKC and our state kennel license, but never referred to as a number. Many have had their share of time in the back yard or in our homes. All are “social butterflies” and enjoy visits by our own children/grandchildren as well as friends who come to play
YES! Our veterinarian comes on site to inspect our operation, complete health checks on the babies, assist in difficult deliveries, and provide advice as needed. We are also licensed and inspected by the State of Nebraska and the United States Department of Agriculture. We are inspected by the American Kennel Club as well since most of our dogs are registered by the AKC.
Here are a few articles in regards to me:
http://incolor.inetnebr.com/voicenews/SpecialSections/VN3433c.pdf
Online News:
DOGS 101 featuring our Indy http://animal.discovery.com/tv-shows/dogs-101/videos/coton-de-tulear.htm
Keep in touch with Indy’s daily life at www.facebook.com/indyshow
Keeping up with a few of our dogs online profiles
http://www.dogster.com/dogs/1026370
http://www.dogster.com/dogs/1189496
http://www.dogster.com/dogs/896184
http://www.dogster.com/dogs/636046
Bailey lives in Germany. Take time to meet her http://www.baileyspaws.com
Other Newsworthy Blogs:
http://www.dailypuppy.com/puppies/pebbles-the-tibetan-terrier_2006-12-14
The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is England’s most popular breed. These dogs are recorded as living with the royalty as early as the 1500’s, but didn’t arrive in America until 1956.
The Coton de Tulear (pronounced coe-TAWN day TULE-ee-r) is a new breed to the U.S....
We Raise Both Standard Sized and Mini Sized Goldendoodles.
American Haircoat - An American Coated wheaten is a plush teddy bear look and feel | Irish Haircoat - An Irish coated puppy is born with soft hair as well.
Cavatons | Havatons | Shih Tzu / Cotons / Bichon Frise
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