26/09/2025
I've said it before, I will say it again! When breeding companion dogs type and temperament cannot be overlooked! I do the homework, it's up to the new owners to continue the groundwork.
Opal was born at home, I have done everything with her and I know and understand her. I watch for her ques and I can read when she is feeling off. Mariko (Iko) was born here, and has had two amazing homes, who both have done amazing work with her. She is back for some shows and maybe a litter in the future. Knowing her breeding and spending time with her I can see the rewards of the parents picked and places she went. These two are a pleasure to have around and I never feel my daughter is unsafe.
While outside I was fluffing about and I called out to ask what my daughter was doing, "just putting a lead on Opal" was the reply. Looking at Opal, eating a bone and having two other dogs close and my daughter leaning over her, I could see Opal was happy and comfortable. Breeding matters! Before you get a puppy, meet the parents if you can and ask yourself, do I have time to train my pup? If you do, you can have a safe and beautiful companion. Time and effort are everything.
I adore my fluffies 💝 and I cannot thank my mentor Sue Howard from Mondial kennels enough for helping me every step of the way.
