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Though we are fairly new to dog breeding, having started the process in the fall of 2005, we have been a Bichon family since 1995. Toby, our first Bichon, came to us as puppy from an Ontario breeder when our children were ages 3 years and 6 months. At that time we were looking for a family pet with very specific traits. We wanted a small but sturdy, non-shedding dog that was good with children. We were recommended the Bichon Frise. From then, there was no turning back. Toby grew up with our kids and, at age 13, is a well-loved member of our family. Over the past number of years, we had thought about getting another Bichon but it wasn't until we had a call from the same breeder in Ontario about a female she had available that we decided we were ready for another. Lexie arrived on a flight from Ontario in August of 2004. Her playful, affectionate personality has added so much love to our home and we are delighted to have her. Her first litter was born on January 29, 2006. Both puppies were placed in wonderful homes here in Newfoundland and Labrador.
We are located in Conception Bay South, Newfoundland and Labrador. Living in the most easternly province of Canada all our lives, we value family and friends, integrity and honesty. Our dogs are family too, raised in a loving home environment. That said, we would only let one of our puppies go to a home where they are treated the same. If you would like to discuss the possibility of providing such a place for a puppy, please see the contact section for details on how to get in touch with us.
PLEASE NOTE: The decision to bring a puppy into your home is not one to be taken lightly. Puppies require a great deal of work and patience with training during the first year. There is housebreaking, chewing and other issues which must be seriously considered before you make your decision.
We reserve the option to buy back a puppy if you can no longer keep him as well as the right to remove a puppy/dog from a place where he/she is abused or neglected.
