Coton de Tulear Puppies for sale in Northern Arizona Near Village of Oak Creek/Sedona Arizona!
Strictly European Lineages Preservation Hobby Breeders
of the Rare Coton de Tulear Breed!
Coton de Tulear Parents Since 1999 – 1-3 Litters Yearly
HOME BASED HOBBY BREEDERS WITH 4 ADULT COTON DE TULEAR
Upon our retirement from corporate America, we began researching small breeds, searching for an intelligent, non-shedding, healthy and long lived breed possessing a supreme temperament. Ralp retired from a large manufacturing company for 30-plus years as a laser welder—also, an arbitrator with a degree in labor studies and arbitration. Cayce retired from commercial banking. Managing the Corporate Collections/Recovery/Fraud department in consumer loans, student loans, unsecured credit/first and second mortgages, handling fraud/recovery/repossessions/foreclosures, sheriff and vehicle auctions, and a professional skip tracer. Master’s degree in business Forensics MBF. Worked with the legal department, FBI and Secret Service. Not many people know the Secret Service is primilary involved in banking theft including cases related to credit card fraud, wire fraud, and other financial crimes that affect federally insured institutions, as their main focus is protecting the nation’s financial system; this stems from their original mandate of combating counterfeit currency. Additionally, we retired as realtors in real estate new home construction sales with locations in golf course communities for 12 years.
We learned of the Coton de Tulear and fell in love with their reviews and the breed’s history.
We have had Labrador Retrievers for many years and have been involved with obedience trials and the show ring. We know the dog breeding world well and the horrific side of animal abuse as we did rescue work.
We import our Coton’s from Europe to make sure we were getting the true Coton de Tulear.
The FCI [In Europe] accepted the Coton de Tulear into the kennel club in 1970 many years before acceptance into the AKC in 2013 see the FCI web site at www.fci.be
Our Coton de Tulear Adults Have 6 DNA Health Testing’s (BNAT, CMR, DM, PH, HU, vWD) Examined Regularly by a Ophthalmologist (eye examinations for PRA) & Orthopedic Surgeon (joint examinations).
Lineages: Woodland Cottage, Spain – Cotonbrie, Italy -The Sweetest Coton, Poland – De La Roche Aux Fees, France – Du Domaine De La Rouviere, France -Klenot Toliary, Prague and many others.
60 Years’ Combined Experience in Obedience Training, Agility, handling in the Show Ring, Pet Therapy Training, 3 Years’ Experience in Rescue Work Purchasing Adults and Puppies of various breeds [never a Coton] from AKC Breeder Auctions. Proud Coton de Tulear parents for 24 years.
As a code of ethics’ Hobby Breeder with the FCI and ARBA [kennel clubs], we only have 1-3 litters per year with the assistance from Mother Nature.
To Preserve & Protect!
“We are here to preserve & protect this historic breed”
This is a serious commitment for the lifetime of the Coton de Tulear
Bloodlines from Madagascar to Europe, then we import with show and breeding rights and with breeding and show quality Coton to be in our small breeding station
Parents Are FCI Registered in Europe the FCI in Puerto Rico, and ARBA Registered in The USA [ The ARBA Is the Only Kennel Club in The USA Following the standards by The FCI in Europe/Puerto Rico]
FCI Code of Breeding Ethics
The main objectives with a strong focus on animal welfare is given in the Code of Breeding Ethics stated in Standing Orders of the FCI, Art 12: Breeding and the development of dog breeds must be based on long-term objectives and sound principles so that the breeding does not result in diseases, bad temperament or lack of working skills. Breeding must serve the objective of preserving and preferably extending the genetic diversity (polygenicity) of the breed. Only functionally healthy dogs are to be used for breeding. It is incumbent on all breeders selecting dogs for breeding to determine whether such breeding animals are mentally and physically suitable for reproduction. The breeder must ensure that the animals he intends to use for breeding have a stable temperament and are in good The role of the FCI, national kennel clubs, and breeders regarding the functional health of pedigree dogs 23(3) P 6 physical condition. As long as a puppy is in the breeder’s custody, he must ensure a physically and mentally beneficial environment for the puppy to guarantee proper socialization [3]. The basis for action to enhance canine genetic health should be an integrated consideration of severity, prevalence, inheritance, and detection (e.g. ability to identify diseased/affected/carriers) of disorders, along with the availability of effective control or prevention programs that can be monitored.
Our Mantra
We feel that being an ethical, professional, experienced, and mature breeder “comes naturally solely in your relationship with nature.” Investing the time and having the required effort to do things correctly, investing long hours of hands-on involvement, devotion, willingness to have our Coton’s come first no matter the effort, cost. A necessity for undying love of the breed. There is no cheap route to take, when expenses add up it is the price a good breeder must endure. Our adult Coton’s have a bedroom in our house where they sleep at night. When we have babies they have their own bedroom too, [two bedroom exclusively devoted to our Coton’s] separate from our adults for health reason, mainly to keep them away from any Parvo threats.
Life as a breeder is not easy, as we expect perfection and that does not exist. Breeders can do all the testing offered and sadly we are sometimes slapped in the face with issues one never expected. We continue to strive for perfection. Breeding is not a money maker unless a breeder takes short cuts and produces volumes of puppies monthly or yearly — often times mixes the breed for cheaper studs and dams. Then sells puppies as pure bred, creating a designer breed. This is very common in the United States one must be aware. As by having a registration doesn’t mean a thing, as the kennel clubs in the USA do very little due diligence involving their breeder members.
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References Supplied To Those With Serious Interest
- Intelligent
- Our Coton’s are highly socialized
- Exposed to all rooms and noises in the normal household
- Handled and exposed to Reiki and the Tellington Touch for relaxation and bonding
- Wire cage trained
- Whelping area in a bedroom only for the Dam and puppies, chemical free with fresh air and natural sunlight exposure
- Known for their clownish like behavior -entertaining
- True companion qualities
- Easy to train
- Possess great sensibility
- Exceptional with novice owners, seniors, apartment living, no demands for long walks and excessive exercise
- Very low to no shedding, they have hair, not fur and only one coat
- Not predisposed to wanting to run away from the owner, NO Terrier or Spaniel behaviors
- The Coton de Tulear possess a passion for pleasing — but not hyper
- Comical personality
House breaking begins when the puppies turn 6 weeks of age – going outside to potty.
We follow the seven rules guide written by Dr. Carmen Battaglia.
Feed holistic all-natural chemical free dog food to our adults and puppies.
Our adult and puppy Coton’s live in our home with us full time.
Our Ranch – On the Side of a Small Foothill in Northern Arizona and acreage – No Dog Runs or Outbuildings