SanDee's Cotons will have 5 girls available in January.
Sunday, December 25, 2011
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
This little boy is available now!
If you are interested in this beautiful little 9 week old boy, contact Carol Hughes of Cotons of Tara in Texas.
Happy Holidays to all.
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Available puppies
Currently, the breeders with puppies are Cotons of Tara and Happy Hearts Cotons. You can find their contact information on this blog, by going to the breeders page, or on our website.
Most of the Breeders of Excellence are planning puppies for 2012. Please contact them for more information on their upcoming litters.
Also, if you are looking for an older retired dog, contact the breeders individually.
Sunday, September 18, 2011
COTONS OF TARA
BEAUTIFUL 4 MONTH OLD MALE AVAILABLE NOW!
ON SEPT 19TH AND OCTOBER 1ST
3 Little Girls and 3 Little Boy arrived.
Contact Carol at Cotons of Tara for more information.
http://cotondog.com/
Happy Hearts Mariah and Charlie just had a litter of 3 girls and one boy they will be ready the end of November when they are 9 1/2 weeks old
Latte and Charlie's puppies 3 weeks old
BEAUTIFUL 4 MONTH OLD MALE AVAILABLE NOW!
3 Little Girls and 3 Little Boy arrived.
Contact Carol at Cotons of Tara for more information.
http://cotondog.com/
Happy Hearts Mariah and Charlie just had a litter of 3 girls and one boy they will be ready the end of November when they are 9 1/2 weeks old
Latte and Charlie's puppies 3 weeks old
3 white boys and the little girl has color
Contact Sharyn at Happy Hearts Cotons for more information.
sharbear1@ca.rr.com
Renaissance Coton de Tulear
Renaissance Coton de Tulear
We are expecting 2 litters to be born in November 2011. These puppies will be ready to go sometime in January 2012.
We are now accepting a limited number of deposits from approved families for these 2 upcoming litters. There is also a litter expected to be born in March 2012. There is only one reservation available for this litter. Renaissance Coton de Tulear puppies are usually reserved before they are born.
Visit our Blog or email us at Renaissancecotons@gmail.com for additional information.
We are now accepting a limited number of deposits from approved families for these 2 upcoming litters. There is also a litter expected to be born in March 2012. There is only one reservation available for this litter. Renaissance Coton de Tulear puppies are usually reserved before they are born.
Visit our Blog or email us at Renaissancecotons@gmail.com for additional information.
Monday, July 11, 2011
Availability
The Royal Breeders of Excellence
have puppies available!
have puppies available!
Cotons of Tara
Happy Hearts Cotons
Starkatcher Coton de Tulear
Starkatcher Coton de Tulear
CHECK OUR AVAILABILITY PAGE FOR MORE INFORMATION!
ANNOUNCEMENT!
SanDee's Coton de Tulear has a new blog.
http://sandeescotons.blogspot.com/2011_07_01_archive.html
Be sure to visit for the latest news at SanDees!
ANNOUNCEMENT!
SanDee's Coton de Tulear has a new blog.
http://sandeescotons.blogspot.com/2011_07_01_archive.html
Be sure to visit for the latest news at SanDees!
Halloween is a great time to dress your furry friend in adorable costumes and parade them around in all of their outfitted glory.
Here's some Halloween safety tips from the Royal Breeders of Excellence that will ensure a fun Halloween for you and your stylish Coton!!!
1. Ingestion. Your Coton may look cute in an angel outfit, but that still means that their costume is for wearing only! Let them become accustomed to their costume slowly. You don't want them to spook you by swallowing something they shouldn't!
2. Observe. Make sure your pet is comfortable. Also, with constant opening and closing of doors for Trick-or-Treaters, make sure your pet doesn't sneak out through the door or go after the candy! A helpful hint is to add reflective tape to their costume, so if they run outside, they can easily be spotted. Remember, the best accessory is a pet identification tag!
3. Fitting. Make sure the costume isn't too tight. Remember, pets are sensitive to ear infections, so avoid costumes that require direct ear contact, no matter how cute!
4. Vision. Make sure the costume doesn't obstruct your pet's ability to see. We don't want Frankenpup to run into anything!
5. Make-up and paints. Putting make-up or paints on your pet isn't smart. They could eat it or it could irritate their skin. Even make-up that is non-toxic could cause stomachaches or worse. All dogs are natural beauties anyway!
6. Candy. There obviously will be candy on Halloween. Remember, chocolates can be toxic and pets can choke on lollipops. This doesn't mean your pet has to miss out on Trick-or-Treating; give your pooch their own Halloween candy by treating them to their favorite doggy treat that are both healthy and are guaranteed to make your pooches mouth water!
7. Safety. With all the carved pumpkins and the burning flames inside them, it is important to make sure your pet and their costume stay safe from the flames.
8 . Children & Noise. If your pet is uneasy around children or loud noises, you may want to keep them indoors during the festivities. The sounds of screams or haunted houses could disorient your pet, so make sure they have a quiet place to relax and are safe.
Here's some Halloween safety tips from the Royal Breeders of Excellence that will ensure a fun Halloween for you and your stylish Coton!!!
1. Ingestion. Your Coton may look cute in an angel outfit, but that still means that their costume is for wearing only! Let them become accustomed to their costume slowly. You don't want them to spook you by swallowing something they shouldn't!
2. Observe. Make sure your pet is comfortable. Also, with constant opening and closing of doors for Trick-or-Treaters, make sure your pet doesn't sneak out through the door or go after the candy! A helpful hint is to add reflective tape to their costume, so if they run outside, they can easily be spotted. Remember, the best accessory is a pet identification tag!
3. Fitting. Make sure the costume isn't too tight. Remember, pets are sensitive to ear infections, so avoid costumes that require direct ear contact, no matter how cute!
4. Vision. Make sure the costume doesn't obstruct your pet's ability to see. We don't want Frankenpup to run into anything!
5. Make-up and paints. Putting make-up or paints on your pet isn't smart. They could eat it or it could irritate their skin. Even make-up that is non-toxic could cause stomachaches or worse. All dogs are natural beauties anyway!
6. Candy. There obviously will be candy on Halloween. Remember, chocolates can be toxic and pets can choke on lollipops. This doesn't mean your pet has to miss out on Trick-or-Treating; give your pooch their own Halloween candy by treating them to their favorite doggy treat that are both healthy and are guaranteed to make your pooches mouth water!
7. Safety. With all the carved pumpkins and the burning flames inside them, it is important to make sure your pet and their costume stay safe from the flames.
8 . Children & Noise. If your pet is uneasy around children or loud noises, you may want to keep them indoors during the festivities. The sounds of screams or haunted houses could disorient your pet, so make sure they have a quiet place to relax and are safe.
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