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

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

 

http://www.thepetitionsite.com/95/Protect-the-rare-breed-Coton-de-Tulear/


Protect the Coton de Tulear. Say No to AKC!!!!

The Coton de Tulear is a rare breed with amazing qualities and a healthy gene pool not yet spoiled by poor breeding practices and over breeding.   Thousands of companion owners cherish this breed and want it to remain a rare breed and not in the hands of AKC.   Help save the Rare Breed Coton de Tulear!!! 
Please join the American Coton Club and the Coton de Tulear Club of America in helping to protect the Rare Breed Coton de Tulear. Help preserve the health, well-being, and genetic integrity of this wonderful breed. Please take action and sign this petition.
Tell the AKC that the Coton de Tulear is healthy and safe as a Rare Breed.
The future of this wonderful breed is in your hands.  Let your voice be heard.  Say No To AKC!! 

The results of this petition will be forwarded to AKC.

We urge you to call, e-mail, and write letters to AKC expressing your objection to AKC recognition of the Coton de Tulear.

Please Contact:

This petition is sponsored by the Coton de Tulear Club of America and the American Coton Club.
If you have any questions please feel free to contact a board member from either club.


Posted by:
American Coton Club
http://www.AmericanCotonClub.com
info@AmericanCotonClub.com






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UPDATE:  Sierra, the lost Coton de Tulear dog in Snowmass, Colorado has been reunited with her owner Kris Forke.  

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,

Kris

Old 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

Colorado Cotons welcomed 3 new puppies on September 20, 2 boys and 1 girl. Congratulations Francis, look at that pigment!


To locate ethical breeders of the Royal dog of Madagascar please visit the American Coton Club web site.  The American Coton Club has an excellent web site with a directory of Code of Ethics Breeders.  Colorado Cotons is one of the ACC COE Breeders!

American Coton Club
Home of the Rare Breed Coton de Tulear
http://www.AmericanCotonClub.com
info@AmericanCotonClub.com

It is with great pleasure to share with you the Amercian Coton Club, Home of the Rare Breed Coton de Tulear, new web site.
Please come in for a visit, stay awhile and enjoy:
American Coton Club-Home of the Rare Breed Coton de Tulear
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