Showing posts with label American Coton Club. Show all posts
Showing posts with label American Coton Club. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
American Coton Club - Coton de Tulear Watchdog Sign
American Coton Club - Coton de Tulear Merchandise
Made in America!! Coton de Tulear Watchdog sign is 9" x 12" and made of quality aluminum which will not rust. This is a fun and collectible item for the Coton de Tulear fancier.
Mounting Tips: We suggest mounting outdoor signs with aluminum bolts, screws or nails. This will keep the face of your pretty sign free of rusty streaks. Posts are not included.
$17.95 plus shipping.
Sales tax included in price.
Coton de Tulear sign is copyright protected by the manufacturer.
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Coton de Tulear Watchdog Sign
Made in America!! Coton de Tulear Watchdog sign is 9" x 12" and made of quality aluminum which will not rust. This is a fun and collectible item for the Coton de Tulear fancier.
Mounting Tips: We suggest mounting outdoor signs with aluminum bolts, screws or nails. This will keep the face of your pretty sign free of rusty streaks. Posts are not included.
$17.95 plus shipping.
Sales tax included in price.
Coton de Tulear sign is copyright protected by the manufacturer.
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Sunday, December 18, 2011
NEW 2012 Coton de Tulear Calendar!!
We are very proud and excited to announce that the American Coton Club has created a new 2012 Coton de Tulear Calendar!!
Just in time for the holidays!!! Ho Ho Ho!
A beautiful new full color 11" x 17" wall calendar has been created by the American Coton Club and is now available for purchase. Featuring twelve months of stunning photographs showcasing Cotons from around the world depicting both the beauty and charm of the rare breed Coton de Tulear. This is a must have item for the new year! You will see the Coton de Tulear breed as a versatile, wonderful and unique dog capable of everything from being a great family companion, to competing in agility, swimming with the family and conformation show dog.
The ACC is a 501(c)3 non profit organization and proceeds from the calendar sales will support health testing and educational programs for the Coton de Tulear.
The 2012 Coton de Tulear Calendar is the perfect gift for Coton lovers!! Order now while supplies last.
Click here to order 2012 Coton de Tulear Calendar for the Holidays
**We are offering **Free shipping on orders placed by December 31, 2011**
Friday, May 20, 2011
UCARE Supports “ACT”
UCARE Supports ACT, Advocates for the Coton de Tulear
Announcement from Jeri McClees and Jane Arrington, founders of UCARE:
The American Coton Club applauds UCARE’s decision!
American Coton Club
http://www.AmericanCotonClub.com
info@AmericanCotonClub.com
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Announcement from Jeri McClees and Jane Arrington, founders of UCARE:
When UCARE was formed in 2002 as the only nonprofit corporation committed to the Rescue of this wonderful breed, our articles of incorporation specified that the corporation was organized for the purpose of preventing and abating animal cruelty by rescuing, treating, altering, fostering and rehoming abused, neglected, ill, stray and unwanted Cotons. Furthermore, UCARE was developed to educate current and prospective pet owners as to the proper care and breeding of dogs to prevent cruelty and allow them to make informed choices of where to obtain a Coton.
Never did we think that to fulfill this charter we would have to take an opposing stance to one of the Coton breed clubs and its goal to have the Coton recognized as an AKC “breed”. History has shown that AKC recognition exponentially increases the number of dogs in puppy mills (or “high volume breeder” facilities using the AKC nomenclature) and subjects those dogs to cruel and inhumane treatment. We feel that we have no choice but to assist in preserving the Coton breed as we know it and join in the battle against AKC recognition.
It is with sadness (but pride that others join us in our concerns and our basic goals) that we are making a contribution to the Advocates for the Coton de Tulear (ACT) in the amount of $5,000 in the hopes that it will prod others to join the battle and hopefully assist in winning the war against AKC recognition for the Coton de Tulear. The future of this wonderful breed is at risk if we don’t win that war!
Jeri & Jane, UCARE
P.S. If you wish to donate or get more information about ACT’s efforts, go to: http://advocatesforthecotondetulear.blogspot.com/
Until there are none, please rescue one.
http://www.cotonrescue.us
UCARE: a 501(c)3 non-profit organization
The American Coton Club applauds UCARE’s decision!
American Coton Club
http://www.AmericanCotonClub.com
info@AmericanCotonClub.com
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Friday, May 13, 2011
Advocates for the Coton de Tulear need your support
The Advocates for the Coton de Tulear need your support!
The Advocates for the Coton de Tulear are now accepting donations to be used in our efforts to protect and preserve the Coton de Tulear from recognition by the American Kennel Club. These funds will be applied towards public relations expenses and legal advisory services, as well as any other corporate expenses associated with furthering our cause. We have established a PayPal account, which will make the process quite simple for everyone! If you prefer to mail a check in lieu of using PayPal please contact our Treasurer Cindy Robinson at raindancecotons@live.com for mailing instructions. Any contribution, no matter how small, will be greatly appreciated and will be used solely for the benefit of our beloved breed the Coton de Tulear. Thank you for your generous support!
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Advocates for the Coton de Tulear: Best in Show (or NOT)?
Advocates for the Coton de Tulear: Best in Show (or NOT)?:
An ABC investigation into the price that dog breeds pay for attempting to attain perfection & fleeting glory at Westminster. It is our fear that the Coton de Tulear will suffer, as well, in the hands of AKC breeders & handlers. Please watch this enlightening video!
An ABC investigation into the price that dog breeds pay for attempting to attain perfection & fleeting glory at Westminster. It is our fear that the Coton de Tulear will suffer, as well, in the hands of AKC breeders & handlers. Please watch this enlightening video!
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American Coton Club
Home of the Rare Breed Coton de Tulear
http://www.AmericanCotonClub.com
info@AmericanCotonClub.com
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American Coton Club
Home of the Rare Breed Coton de Tulear
http://www.AmericanCotonClub.com
info@AmericanCotonClub.com
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Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Advocates for the Coton de Tulear: A Sad Day for the Coton de Tulear
Advocates for the Coton de Tulear: A Sad Day for the Coton de Tulear:
By: Advocates for the Coton de Tulear
The USACTC has been named the AKC Parent Club for the Coton de Tulear. They may have received that privilege but the Coton de Tulear has still not been AKC recognized. There is no standing on the fence any longer. You pick a side and you either fight FOR the Coton or you fight to SHOW the Coton. There are no in betweens. If you are a member of the USACTC Club, then you are pro-AKC and you support Puppy Mills. Please join us in our continued opposition of AKC recognition for the Coton de Tulear!
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American Coton Club
Home of the rare breed Coton de Tulear
http://www.AmericanCotonClub.com
info@AmericanCotonClub.com
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By: Advocates for the Coton de Tulear
The USACTC has been named the AKC Parent Club for the Coton de Tulear. They may have received that privilege but the Coton de Tulear has still not been AKC recognized. There is no standing on the fence any longer. You pick a side and you either fight FOR the Coton or you fight to SHOW the Coton. There are no in betweens. If you are a member of the USACTC Club, then you are pro-AKC and you support Puppy Mills. Please join us in our continued opposition of AKC recognition for the Coton de Tulear!
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American Coton Club
Home of the rare breed Coton de Tulear
http://www.AmericanCotonClub.com
info@AmericanCotonClub.com
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Tuesday, April 12, 2011
A Closer Look At Animal Welfare Issues : SAVE THE COTON dE TULEAR FROM AKC AND PUPPY MILLS
A Closer Look At Animal Welfare Issues : SAVE THE COTON dE TULEAR FROM AKC AND PUPPY MILLS
By: Tina Evangelista-Eppenstein
By: Tina Evangelista-Eppenstein
A long-time animal advocate, Tina Evangelista-Eppenstein will take on local, national and worldwide issues affecting animals today. Tina will explore puppymills, animal cruelty, the dog fur industry, animal shelter issues, experimental research on animals and so much more. Tina is a local tv talk show host and has been a guest on other tv and radio programs throughout Berks County and beyond. Tina welcomes your comments and questions.
A Closer Look at Animal Welfare Issues ~ on www.bctv.org.
Saturday, April 9, 2011
Advocates for the Coton de Tulear: North Penn Puppy Mill Watch
Advocates for the Coton de Tulear: North Penn Puppy Mill Watch:
ACTION ALERT!
Stop AKC From Exploiting Yet ANOTHER Breed: Protect the Coton de Tulear!
http://nppmwatch.com/
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American Coton Club
Home of the Rare Breed Coton de Tulear
http://www.AmericanCotonClub.com
info@AmericanCotonClub.com
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ACTION ALERT!
Stop AKC From Exploiting Yet ANOTHER Breed: Protect the Coton de Tulear!
http://nppmwatch.com/
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American Coton Club
Home of the Rare Breed Coton de Tulear
http://www.AmericanCotonClub.com
info@AmericanCotonClub.com
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Tuesday, April 5, 2011
AKC Finds New Source to Produce Puppy "Papers" Revenue- the Coton de Tulear!
AKC Finds New Source to Produce Puppy "Papers" Revenue
April 5, 2011
By: Jenny Stephens, North Penn Puppy Mill Watch
Gullible: adjective: naive and easily deceived or tricked
Would you buy a Rolex watch from a sidewalk vendor for $25.00 and actually believe that you're purchasing the identical watch that sells for thousands of dollars at "reputable" fine jewelry stores?
When it comes to dogs, gullible consumers actually believe that "papers" lend credence to the health and quality of the dog. Sadly, most buyers are purchasing a false sense of security.
In reality, the source of a puppy largely determines whether or not the "papers" accompanying the canine are suitable for framing or better used for housebreaking and the AKC's own website inasmuch says so.
"There is a widely held belief that "AKC" or "AKC papers" guarantee the quality of a dog. This is not the case.
AKC is a registry body.
A registration certificate identifies the dog as the offspring of a known sire and dam, born on a known date.
It in no way indicates the quality or state of health of the dog.
Quality in the sense of "show quality" is determined by many factors including the dog's health, physical condition, ability to move and appearance. Breeders breeding show stock are trying to produce animals that closely resemble the description of perfection described in the breed standard.
Many people breed their dogs with no concern for the qualitative demands of the breed standard. When this occurs repeatedly over several generations, the animals, while still purebred, can be of extremely low quality."
The American Kennel Club derives millions of dollars each year from the sale of "papers" and so, too, do several other quasi-registries including the ACA and APRI. Unless the dog being purchased comes from a long line of champions and the buyer has a desire to show or breed, the majority of puppy "paper" purchases are largely a waste of money on a meaningless piece of processed tree pulp.
For years advocates have maintained that if "reputable" breeders REALLY cared about the health and welfare of their respective breeds they would stand up to the AKC's attempt to push "papers" and say: ENOUGH. Essentially, they would publicly acknowledge that the sale of "papers" is a racket used for one purpose and one purpose only: to produce revenue.
Were this to happen, "reputable" breeders could corner the market on purebreds and essentially help put large scale commercial breeding kennels, along with pet shops, out of business. Too bad they don't.
So intent is the AKC to make money from commercial breeding that they have, historically and to this day, opposed, refuted and/or contested practically every measure created that would bolster state and federal regulations intended to improve the health and welfare conditions for breeder dogs in large scale kennels... aka: puppy mills.
As we all know, it's impossible to "unring" a bell. Such is the case with the Coton de Tulear. Currently classified as a rare breed, this small fluffy white dog stands to be exploited by the AKC if, at the behest of certain breeders, the behemoth registry "recognizes" the Coton.
The primary Coton de Tulear club in the United States, the ACC, is nauseated by the thought of AKC recognition. Why? Because they know that once this happens the floodgates will open and commercial breeding kennels across the country will be producing the Coton in staggering numbers. Pet shops will carry Cotons. Mini-Cotons will appear as will Coton-Poos, Shih-Cotons and just about any other conceivable variety of mixed mating. The Coton will appear on Craig's List. The only thing worse than the AKC recognizing the Coton would be Disney films producing a flick featuring the breed!
As an advocate for dogs trapped in puppy mills and for canines sitting in shelters and rescues awaiting future homes, I struggled with this issue.
Doing nothing will neither protect the Coton de Tulear or prevent future breeding of these dogs.
That said, I'd rather help expose the AKC for its endeavors to exploit a small little white dog for the purpose of producing revenue and to possibly help shelters and rescues from being inundated with the breed once those who have purchased a readily available Coton decide "this isn't the dog for me" and dumps them... a tragic scene played over and over again with too many of the "recognized" breeds.
The ACC has been in contact with the AKC. According to club president, Hailey Parker, the AKC has dodged their questions, ignored their concerns, removed their contact information from the AKC website and intends to move toward selecting an AKC Parent Club in mid April - the first step toward acquiring "recognition."
Seems like strange behavior for a registry who purports to have the best interest of dogs at heart but would appear to be typical for a club known to produce revenue at the expense of the health and welfare of dogs trapped in mills.
To help voice your opinion that AKC should NOT recognize the Coton and possibly prevent the exploitation of yet ANOTHER breed, please sign the ACC petition: click HERE
At a minimum, you will send the AKC a strong message: advocates are sick and tired of cleaning up the mess that occurs when the club "recognizes" a breed. Let them know that you're on to their scam of selling meaningless papers to uninformed consumers and that to exploit yet ANOTHER breed for the purpose of lining their pockets is simply despicable.
To read the full history of what has happened to the Coton de Tulear, visit the ACC homepage: Click HERE
Please Cross Post!
**Thank you to author Jenny Stephens for such an informative post to the American Coton Club Blog!**
American Coton Club
Home of the Rare Breed Coton de Tulear
http://www.AmericanCotonClub.com
info@AmericanCotonClub.com
Say NO to AKC!!!
http://www.americancotonclub.com/SayNOtoAKC.htm
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April 5, 2011
By: Jenny Stephens, North Penn Puppy Mill Watch
Gullible: adjective: naive and easily deceived or tricked
Would you buy a Rolex watch from a sidewalk vendor for $25.00 and actually believe that you're purchasing the identical watch that sells for thousands of dollars at "reputable" fine jewelry stores?
When it comes to dogs, gullible consumers actually believe that "papers" lend credence to the health and quality of the dog. Sadly, most buyers are purchasing a false sense of security.
In reality, the source of a puppy largely determines whether or not the "papers" accompanying the canine are suitable for framing or better used for housebreaking and the AKC's own website inasmuch says so.
"There is a widely held belief that "AKC" or "AKC papers" guarantee the quality of a dog. This is not the case.
AKC is a registry body.
A registration certificate identifies the dog as the offspring of a known sire and dam, born on a known date.
It in no way indicates the quality or state of health of the dog.
Quality in the sense of "show quality" is determined by many factors including the dog's health, physical condition, ability to move and appearance. Breeders breeding show stock are trying to produce animals that closely resemble the description of perfection described in the breed standard.
Many people breed their dogs with no concern for the qualitative demands of the breed standard. When this occurs repeatedly over several generations, the animals, while still purebred, can be of extremely low quality."
The American Kennel Club derives millions of dollars each year from the sale of "papers" and so, too, do several other quasi-registries including the ACA and APRI. Unless the dog being purchased comes from a long line of champions and the buyer has a desire to show or breed, the majority of puppy "paper" purchases are largely a waste of money on a meaningless piece of processed tree pulp.
For years advocates have maintained that if "reputable" breeders REALLY cared about the health and welfare of their respective breeds they would stand up to the AKC's attempt to push "papers" and say: ENOUGH. Essentially, they would publicly acknowledge that the sale of "papers" is a racket used for one purpose and one purpose only: to produce revenue.
Were this to happen, "reputable" breeders could corner the market on purebreds and essentially help put large scale commercial breeding kennels, along with pet shops, out of business. Too bad they don't.
So intent is the AKC to make money from commercial breeding that they have, historically and to this day, opposed, refuted and/or contested practically every measure created that would bolster state and federal regulations intended to improve the health and welfare conditions for breeder dogs in large scale kennels... aka: puppy mills.
As we all know, it's impossible to "unring" a bell. Such is the case with the Coton de Tulear. Currently classified as a rare breed, this small fluffy white dog stands to be exploited by the AKC if, at the behest of certain breeders, the behemoth registry "recognizes" the Coton.
The primary Coton de Tulear club in the United States, the ACC, is nauseated by the thought of AKC recognition. Why? Because they know that once this happens the floodgates will open and commercial breeding kennels across the country will be producing the Coton in staggering numbers. Pet shops will carry Cotons. Mini-Cotons will appear as will Coton-Poos, Shih-Cotons and just about any other conceivable variety of mixed mating. The Coton will appear on Craig's List. The only thing worse than the AKC recognizing the Coton would be Disney films producing a flick featuring the breed!
As an advocate for dogs trapped in puppy mills and for canines sitting in shelters and rescues awaiting future homes, I struggled with this issue.
Doing nothing will neither protect the Coton de Tulear or prevent future breeding of these dogs.
That said, I'd rather help expose the AKC for its endeavors to exploit a small little white dog for the purpose of producing revenue and to possibly help shelters and rescues from being inundated with the breed once those who have purchased a readily available Coton decide "this isn't the dog for me" and dumps them... a tragic scene played over and over again with too many of the "recognized" breeds.
The ACC has been in contact with the AKC. According to club president, Hailey Parker, the AKC has dodged their questions, ignored their concerns, removed their contact information from the AKC website and intends to move toward selecting an AKC Parent Club in mid April - the first step toward acquiring "recognition."
Seems like strange behavior for a registry who purports to have the best interest of dogs at heart but would appear to be typical for a club known to produce revenue at the expense of the health and welfare of dogs trapped in mills.
To help voice your opinion that AKC should NOT recognize the Coton and possibly prevent the exploitation of yet ANOTHER breed, please sign the ACC petition: click HERE
At a minimum, you will send the AKC a strong message: advocates are sick and tired of cleaning up the mess that occurs when the club "recognizes" a breed. Let them know that you're on to their scam of selling meaningless papers to uninformed consumers and that to exploit yet ANOTHER breed for the purpose of lining their pockets is simply despicable.
To read the full history of what has happened to the Coton de Tulear, visit the ACC homepage: Click HERE
Please Cross Post!
**Thank you to author Jenny Stephens for such an informative post to the American Coton Club Blog!**
American Coton Club
Home of the Rare Breed Coton de Tulear
http://www.AmericanCotonClub.com
info@AmericanCotonClub.com
Say NO to AKC!!!
http://www.americancotonclub.com/SayNOtoAKC.htm
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Thursday, February 10, 2011
Colorado Cotons Puppies
Terri Tyler of Colorado Cotons is a Code of Ethics Breeder with the American Coton Club. Please visit her web site and enjoy the great puppy pictures!
Here's Momma and her babies.
Colorado Cotons is located in Bethoud, Colorado.
American Coton Club
Home of the Rare Breed Coton de Tulear
Please sign the petition to help Save the Coton de Tulear dog breed.
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Sunday, February 6, 2011
2011 Coton de Tulear Party
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| 2010 Coton party hosting crew |
MARK THIS DATE ON YOUR CALENDAR!!!!!
March 26, 2011
Invitation to the 10th Annual Coton de Tulear Party!!!
Date: Saturday, March 26th, 2011.
Time: 11:00 a.m. - until the last person leaves. (not beyond a week)
Place: Hoof ‘n’ Paw Haven (Bruce and Coreen’s place)
It’s almost here! Don’t miss out!
Description: This party is an opportunity for people and Cotons to meet new and old friends. Many Coton family reunions take place at the party. All people who love Cotons are welcomed. Invite anyone you know who are Coton owners and friends. Food and drinks are provided by the hosts. Guests are more than welcome to bring a favorite snack or beverage, but it is not necessary. Coreen and Bruce
Party hosted by Coreen and Bruce Savikko of Hoof 'n' Paw Haven in Pearblossom, California. Coreen and Bruce are Code of Ethics Breeders with the American Coton Club.
Home of the Rare breed Coton de Tulear
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Saturday, January 22, 2011
Cedarwood Cotons Has New Puppies!
I am taking reservations for a few more puppies that will be ready for their new homes in March, 2011!
Lilly had her 6 babies on December 29th, in the wee hours of the morning. Yes, 6! She had 3 handsome boys and 3 lovely girls. Their father is Cotonnerie Pirate Captain Tew (now at Cedarwood Cotons).
Magalie has 4 puppies! They were born on Tuesday, January 4th (two girls and two boys.) Cotonnerie Pirate Captain Tew (now at Cedarwood Cotons) is their father.
Paloma had her first 5 babies on the afternoon of Wednesday, January 5th and then another one (yes!) sometime on Friday after the morning puppy head count for a total of 6 sweet babies (5 girls and 1 boy!) Cotonnerie Mathis (at Cedarwood) is the father of Paloma’s babies. So exciting!
You can see Photos of Lilly’s Magalie’s and Paloma’s puppies, photos of Pirate & Momo and the rest of my Coton family, and photos of previous puppies by going to my Photo Site at:
http://picasaweb.google.com/CedarwoodCotons
I am a Code of Ethics Breeder with the American Coton Club working to preserve the Health & Well-being of the Coton de Tulear. The American Coton Club has a mandatory Health Program which all ACC Code of Ethics breeders adhere to.
I provide quality puppies from health-tested parents as loving companions to caring families & individuals. I strive to help maintain our healthy gene pool & to protect the wellbeing & integrity of our Rare Breed.
Aisha Cameron of Cedarwood Cotons
Proud NOT to be AKC!
FOR INFORMATION ON WHY YOU SHOULD BUY only FROM A CODE OF ETHICS BREEDER go to:
American Coton Club!!
American Coton Club
Home of the Rare Breed Coton de Tulear
http://www.AmericanCotonClub.com
info@AmericanCotonClub.com
Lilly had her 6 babies on December 29th, in the wee hours of the morning. Yes, 6! She had 3 handsome boys and 3 lovely girls. Their father is Cotonnerie Pirate Captain Tew (now at Cedarwood Cotons).
Magalie has 4 puppies! They were born on Tuesday, January 4th (two girls and two boys.) Cotonnerie Pirate Captain Tew (now at Cedarwood Cotons) is their father.
Paloma had her first 5 babies on the afternoon of Wednesday, January 5th and then another one (yes!) sometime on Friday after the morning puppy head count for a total of 6 sweet babies (5 girls and 1 boy!) Cotonnerie Mathis (at Cedarwood) is the father of Paloma’s babies. So exciting!
You can see Photos of Lilly’s Magalie’s and Paloma’s puppies, photos of Pirate & Momo and the rest of my Coton family, and photos of previous puppies by going to my Photo Site at:
http://picasaweb.google.com/CedarwoodCotons
I am a Code of Ethics Breeder with the American Coton Club working to preserve the Health & Well-being of the Coton de Tulear. The American Coton Club has a mandatory Health Program which all ACC Code of Ethics breeders adhere to.
I provide quality puppies from health-tested parents as loving companions to caring families & individuals. I strive to help maintain our healthy gene pool & to protect the wellbeing & integrity of our Rare Breed.
Aisha Cameron of Cedarwood Cotons
Proud NOT to be AKC!
FOR INFORMATION ON WHY YOU SHOULD BUY only FROM A CODE OF ETHICS BREEDER go to:
American Coton Club!!
American Coton Club
Home of the Rare Breed Coton de Tulear
http://www.AmericanCotonClub.com
info@AmericanCotonClub.com
Cottonball Cotons has puppies!!
Cottonball Cotons in Dallas, Texas has puppies available. Cottonball Cotons is a Code of Ethics breeder with the American Coton Club. The American Coton Club has a mandatory Health Program which all ACC Code of Ethics breeders adhere to. Visit Cottonball Cotons and the American Coton Club!
American Coton Club
Home of the Rare Breed Coton de Tulear
http://www.AmericanCotonClub.com
info@AmericanCotonClub.com
Monday, October 25, 2010
UPDATE: Coton de Tulear FOUND!!!
Sierra is back safe and sound! She is full of stick tights/cockle burrs and her back nails have been worn down to the quick. She was found quite a ways away from home running down a county road, running in the tire tracks during the snow storm. A rancher recognized she didn’t belong out there and took her to the Aspen shelter. Thank God!Miracles do happen! I want to thank each and every one of you who prayed and sent me a message. I will respond to each of you when I can.Prayers and thoughts do work and I appreciate each and every one of them. Many people were very helpful by spreading the word, and I’m humbled by your efforts. I know the Coton community can be very divided at times but when a Coton’s life is in danger I know we all rally for the cause. And I love you all for that!Now I have a grooming job to do on Sierra and hope I don’t need to shave her to the skin.Thank you so much,KrisOld Snowmass Cotons
This is wonderful news and we are all so happy for Kris and Sierra!!!
American Coton Club
Home of the Rare Breed Coton de Tulear
http://www.AmericanCotonClub.com
info@AmericanCotonClub.com
Sunday, October 24, 2010
LOST Coton- Snowmass, Colorado
LOST Coton de Tulear
Snowmass, Colorado
Snowmass is near Aspen, Colorado. Sierra is a white female Coton de Tulear. If you see a small white dog in this area please call her owner, Kris Forke, immediately to let her know you may have seen Sierra.
Kristen Forke
Friday, October 15, 2010
Cedarwood Cotons has puppies
American Coton Club Code of Ethics Breeder Aisha Cameron of Cedarwood Cotons has a warm and fuzzy fresh batch of Coton puppies for us to ohhh and awww about. Pirate and Berengaria had 4 beautiful and colorful Coton puppies on the 14th of October, 2010. Cedarwood Cotons is located in Vermont and you may find more information about Cedarwood Cotons as well as all of the wonderful Code of Ethics Breeders at the American Coton Club Breeders directory web page.
Please visit!
American Coton Club
Home of the Rare Breed Coton de Tulear
Code of Ethics Breeders Directory info@AmericanCotonClub.com
Monday, October 11, 2010
Raindance Twin Coton Puppies
News from Raindance Coton de Tulear- Rocket Man and Rainy have a beautiful baby boy and girl. They will be available on December 1st!
Congratulations!
To visit Raindance Coton de Tulear and other Code of Ethics Breeders of the wonderful Coton de Tulear, please visit the American Coton Club web site. ACC has a published Code of Ethics and ACC breeders strive for excellence in their breeding programs and puppy placements.
American Coton Club
Home of the Rare Breed Coton de Tulear
www.AmericanCotonClub.com
info@AmericanCotonClub.com
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