Coton de Tulear Puppies Going Home

All our Spring puppies are with their forever families and are adjusting amazingly well to their new homes. Cheyenne "knew" her boys were leaving so she would not leave their side for over a day before they left. I'm sure she's missing them but seems just fine now.

I'm so fortunate to have found such wonderful homes for all my puppies and am grateful to everyone for loving and caring for my babies.

Happy families and puppies make breeders very happy and validates the reason we do what we do.....to spread the love and joy of the Coton de Tulear!

We're now taking a break while we prepare to move into our new home. Our next litters will be in 2013.

Thank you!

Daffodil-And then there was one

Daffoidl was being held back in consideration of possibly staying here for our breeding program. But because she is the sister of Tanner and 1/2 sister of Harvey Duke, I thought it best I find her the most wonderful home in the world.

She really is pick of the litter and the whole Coton package. She loves to play, loves people, gets along well with the other dogs, is confident, has a beautiful coat and is just a love bug.

If you're interested in speaking with me about Daffodil please e-mail me at:

snowcoton@gmail.com

Cotons and a Bolognese need homes ASAP

COTONS NEED HOMES !

There are 3 Cotons and 1 Bolognese in Michigan who need to find loving and caring homes. Their breeder/owner recently passed away and these dogs need homes ASAP. There are 2 female Cotons, 1 male Coton and a female Bolognese. If you can give these special babies a caring home, please let me know.

Coton de Tulear Easter Puppies

The puppies are 5 weeks old and are preparing for the arrival of the Easter Bunny. Now they're all old enough to play and run around with each other. They're so much fun! The boys are very outgoing and rarin' to go and the girls are being typical Coton girls. The weaning process is coming along.

Coton de Tulear Play Pen

I finally set up a pen for all the puppies and the two mamas. Boys in the left corner, girls in the right. I originally had a divider to separate the two mamas. That didn't work because Sierra could figure out how to get around and/or over the divider so I took it away for everyone to be together.

But then Sierra decided all the puppies were hers which left Cheyenne with out her boys.

It just didn't quite work out the way I'd planned so they're now in separate pens again. The puppies get together, without mamas, a few times a day to play and eat each others faces.

Hopefully when they're weaned the mamas will be a little more accomodating and will allow one big party.

Coton de Tulear-The First Meal

Now that the puppies are 3 weeks old it's time they begin the weaning process. Yay! Some puppies love it and begin eating right away, others turn their noses up and walk away. Peter loves the food, Patrick isn't a fan.

Coton de Tulear Boys and Girls

The boys are 18 days old and the girls are 15 days old in these photos. Although they're 3 days apart, they're all the same weights and all look very similar. They could be 1 litter.

Coton de Tulear Boys and Girls

Today I put both litters together so that the girls and the boys could all meet. Of course they proceeded to fall asleep instead of getting to know each other.

The boys are trying to walk and the girls are only thinking about it. They're beginning to interact with their mother and me and love to be held.

Life will change quite a bit for these puppies when they begin to hear and regulate their own temperature. Then the real fun begins for all of us.

Coton de Tulear Spring Litter - The Girls 2 weeks old (almost)

Although the boys are 3 days older than the girls, the girls opened their eyes on the same day as the boys. Everyone is thriving and enjoying their new toys that they now can see.