Saturday, August 22, 2009

Tanner and Cheyenne









Good grief August is almost over, kids are back to school and football starts. I'm sorry where did Summer go? I blinked and it's almost done.

Tanner is now almost 8 months old and Cheyenne is a whopping 4 months now.

Tanner is really favoring his Daddy Remy right now but can also see his beautiful Mother in his face too. Cheyenne still looks like a beautiful princess favoring her Mama's side right now.

They make such a cute couple. They're inseparable and play until they collapse. They love to dine together in their own little pen and will share a bully stick until Cheynne steals in away. Adorable kids!
Next month Sierra's expecting a visit from the Puppy Stork...Stay Tuned!

Monday, August 3, 2009

Tanner Best of Breed







Tanner's first dog show was a UKC event in Longmont, Colorado July 18.

He did great for his debut taking Best of Breed in 2 out of the 3 shows he was entered.

He showed very well and I was extremely proud to show my own breeding. He was a happy boy as he toured the ring and he even kissed one of the judges.

We did not take a group placement unfortunately but he did an excellent job for a y6 month old.

Sierra and baby Cheyenne accompanied us to the show and were great supporters. Cheyenne's brother Alfie also came to see us and Cheyenne loved seeing him again. He's a dear little boy who's enjoying his new life in Boulder.

Coton Party












Terri Tyler hosted a wonderful Coton party at her lovely home in Longmont in July. A fun time was had by all!

It was our first Coton party and it was great to see Cotons of all sizes, colors, hair do's and temperaments.

Everyone had a great time and the 20+ Cotons got along great.

Poor Sierra was in high heat and miserable to be in strange surroundings and in hot temperatures. She was mated with Terri's male Jack so we will see if we have puppies in September.

Please enjoy the party photos and the stunning sunset.

Thursday, July 9, 2009

Danger.....No Cars in Summer!


Do not ever leave a dog in the car in the Summer!! It's hotter than you think!

Sunday, June 28, 2009

Cheyenne and Tanner







Young love...one love. It's all beginning at a young age for Tanner and Cheynne. They're very smitten with each other so long as Tanner doesn't try to hump her.

We'll see what the next couple of years bring for these 2 lovelies. Is it a match made in heaven, stay tuned............

Cheyenne 9-10 weeks old








Cheyenne is coming out of her shell. Sometimes she doesn't know what to think, sometimes she can't but help tell you what she thinks.
She is well on her way to being the Farmer's Market Queen. We're going to 2-3 a week and she loves them because she knows she'll get popcorn and other goodies.

Alfie goes home








Alfie and Cheyenne said good-bye to each other this week as Alfie left for his new home in Boulder.

Cheyenne is settling in as the youngest member of the household. Tanner's a little upset his roll as baby in the family only lasted a couple of months.

Please enjoy their last day together as they ran and enjoyed a last kiss.
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Tunnel Madness








I set up the play huts in the front yard in hopes it entertained the dogs for a little while. They had fun dodging in and out, picking up balls and then running out.

Fun time for all.

Monday, June 15, 2009

Brothers and Sister Reunited







Tanner, 5 months old, and the puppies met for a brief playdate with sister Bailey (Wynter) and half brother Baxter (George). Their Mommy had a harrowing drive over Vail Passl then a thunderstorm blew in. But the puppies had a good time running around with each other again.



Aspen's puppies had their first long car ride and they did great. They really wanted to play with the older puppies but Big Mama wouldn't let them since the bigger puppies would pounce on the smaller ones and it would have been a mess.


It was fun to see Baxter and Bailey's happy little faces again!

Monday, June 8, 2009

Clean seven week old puppies











The puppies are running amuck these days. Running around in the yard, digging in the garden, eating flowers, chasing butterflies and playing hard.

They were both troopers for their first bath, first car ride and first official errand.

Alfie is quite the ladies man with women swooning over him. Toni/Makena/Cheyenne is a beautiful girl and she seems to know it. Alfie found part of a kleenex on the floor and instinctively knew I was going to take it away from him so ran away. That's amazing since it had not happened before. "No, it's mine you can't have it" must be in his DNA.

The puppies are eating 3 meals a day, learning to go outside to potty and will soon sleep in their crate all night.

You can see how much they love each other and how beautiful they are. Oh and I am NOT biased in any way!

Makena, Toni, Cheyenne ?????
















Those are her names I'm trying out this week. I have no idea why I'm having such a hard time picking out a cool name for this beautiful girl.


Anyway, isn't she gorgeous?

She is full of spunk and fairly independent which is typical of a Coton girl. Her favorite thing is biting Alfie's tail and dragging him around while he protests. They're about the same size so he doesn't fight her too much in case she tries to clobber him.

If she's unhappy she lets out this cry howling sound which is not desirable in such a nice young lady.

Life goes on in the Rocky Mountain Springtime.

Alfie Squeaky Clean















The puppies had their first bath this weekend, and it wasn't completely an ordeal. They did pretty good. You will see a photo of Alfie givng me the evil eye after I finished blow drying him.

They are now 7 weeks old, believe it or not. Time is flying by quickly.

After their bath, the puppies went outside and got all dirty again but they still smell good.
Here's Mr "what's it all about" Alfie!

Merry Christmas

Merry Christmas
Peace on Earth

Tanner

Baby Harvey 6 weeks

Baby Harvey 6 weeks
Love Muffin

Cheyenne (8m)

Cheyenne (8m)
Cheyenne's first Christmas

Baby Harvey

Old Snowmass Cotons

Old Snowmass Cotons
Coton breeder in the heart of the Colorado Rocky Mountains