Thursday, August 5, 2010

PostHeaderIcon Male Puppy


There's an adorable male available at Peachtree Cotons. Please contact Barbara.


PostHeaderIcon New Cotonnerie Puppies


New puppies born at Cotonnerie on July 23 to Symphonie and Loup de Mer. One girl is on the left and the other four are boys.

PostHeaderIcon Puppies Die in AA cargo

Seven (7) puppies unecessarily died in American Airlines cargo flying from Tulsa to Chicago in the heat of the summer.
This is a good reason why you should never consider flying your pets in cargo, especially in the times of year weather and temperatures can be extreme.
If your pet cannot fit under the seat in front of you in an airline cabin, please read the story below before making your decision to fly your pet in cargo.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2010/08/05/national/main6744756.shtml?tag=stack
Monday, August 2, 2010

PostHeaderIcon Park Place Puppies



                                        
Puppies born at Park Place on July 21. Please contact Karen if you're interested in a sweet Coton puppy. 
Karen's litter is an ACC Blue Ribbon Litter which means the parents of this litter have been health tested beyond the ACC's minimum health testing requirements.
Thank you Karen for your commitment to the health of our breed!
Sunday, August 1, 2010

PostHeaderIcon Colorado Coton Kennel Puppies Available






Billie and Lola have puppies and seem to share them with each other. They shared the papa of the litters too so it's one big happy family in Longmont. There are three (3) beautiful girls available so if you're interested, please contact Terri. 

PostHeaderIcon The Bluebell Cotons Octuplets


The puppy cup over-floweth at Bluebell Cotons with the arrival of octuplets, 4 boys and 4 girls. The proud parents are Angel of Rock-A-Bye and Jake of Colorado Cotons. There are puppies still available, please contact Susan if you're interested in 1/8 of an octuplet.

PostHeaderIcon Tia Cotons Puppies







Tia Cotons is puppyland this summer. Please enjoy the puppies of Amina's and Sunny's litters. Hey folks, the boys are available. If interested call Michelle to chat about her wonderful puppies.
Amina's litter (top photo) is an ACC Blue Ribbon Litter! The parents of the litter have been health tested above and beyond the ACC minimum health testing requirements. Thank Michelle for your conscientious efforts to the health of our breed.
ACC Blue Ribbon Litter Program

PostHeaderIcon Puppies in Vermont


Beautiful puppies at Cedarwood Cotons in Vermont! Check out their photo album:
http://www.starcottage.com/
Tuesday, July 27, 2010

PostHeaderIcon Cotonnerie Puppies

Cashmere, a beautiful female is available as well as Chance, a male. Please contact Sara France.

PostHeaderIcon Cotton Blossom Cotons

Alexa had 3 boys and 1 girl on July 22. There may be a male available. Check with Connie.
Tuesday, July 13, 2010

PostHeaderIcon American Coton Club Launches New Website

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
Please visit ACC Code of Ethics Breeders:
ACC Code of Ethics Breeders
Let us know your thoughts on all things Coton:
Coton Talk
Shop for your Coton in the ACC online store:
ACC Online Store
Tuesday, July 6, 2010

PostHeaderIcon Coton Males and Male Bolognese Need Homes

I am appealing to all of you coton lovers out there to help find a home for these 3 boys.

First, there is Antonio. He will have his 8th birthday July 24, 2010.
Then, there is Gucci. He is a love ball.
And last, there is Noah, a bolognese. He is very loveable.
All three dogs were shaved down in December, but their coats are growing back. THey will be neutered, have teeth cleaned and a medical checkup.
As I said before, their breeder can no longer take care of them.

Thank you.
Heidi and MC and Olivia
hpetran@comcast.net
Wednesday, June 2, 2010

PostHeaderIcon Lost Coton in southern Oregon

Hello my Name is Chelsea and I am Lost.

I am very shy. Have had my summer cut so look like a lion... especial my tail. I am 6 years 2 months old... but look like a puppy. I don't have my collar on because I'd been to visit my 96 year old great grandfather and had on my harness. What a Mistake! When we got home from our trip my human family had been robbed. They took our money and all of my mother's fine jewelry. They left the costume jewelry. Our house is a mess. Our whole family was upset... Mom throwing up and Dad mad. My two year old human was acting crazy cause she didn't know why everyone was so upset and our baby wanted fed. I was scared and confused. The next morning mom and dad left the doors open while they went thru things and put things away... I went out. But alas the side gate was open and they didn't know it. I've never been out on my own ... without my family. Now I am lost with no name and no tags. I do have a harness. I am scared and shy. My humans think I was picked up right in or near my yard as I'd never run before. They are crazy with grief. If you see me ... please call the hot line or Companion Animal Recovery. 1 800-252- 7894. I am micro chipped! My number is 45504D6442. and an alert has been put out for me in our area. I live in Southern Oregon, the Rogue Valley. Someone Please call my family to come get me!!!

This will be night two of the missing Coton search. we have made flyers... put posters up at the pet stores ..the schools and been in touch with the local animal shelters. Please remind our coton lovers and friends ... Never take off the identification tags!!! My kids are devastated and self blaming.

Sincerely,

Bonnie Norris

Rogue Valley Cotons,

CTCA Code of Ethics Breeders

541 665 0442 or 541 301 7517 daughters phone.. or our cell 541 044 4150.



Bonnie and Rick Norris
Sunday, May 30, 2010

PostHeaderIcon Happy Memorial Day




Please take this opportunity to remember and honor all those brave Americans who made the ultimate sacrifice in order for our beloved country to remain free! “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.”

Enjoy this wonderful holiday!

The American Coton Club - Home of the Rare Breed Coton de Tulear

Saturday, May 22, 2010

PostHeaderIcon ACC Puppies



Here are some darlings from Ardsley Cotons in New York. Diane is a new Code of Ethics breeder with the ACC. Welcome Diane, your puppies are just adorable!
Wednesday, May 19, 2010

PostHeaderIcon Lost Coton de Tulear in Colorado

There is a lost Coton de Tulear in Castle Rock, Colorado, which is south of the Denver metro area.
The announcement is on Craig's list:
Please call:
(303) 918-1294
Monday, May 17, 2010

PostHeaderIcon Neonatal Cerebellar Ataxia DNA Test

It is official, the DNA test for Neonatal Cerebellar Ataxia for Coton de Tulear is now available.
This is wonderful news since this is a serious fatal disease. Fortunately it is not common in Cotons and now that we have a DNA test, we could conceivably eliminate it from the breed entirely.
Please go the link below for further information please go to:
Ataxia DNA Testing

PostHeaderIcon Animal Planet Investigates Petland and Puppy Mills

Tonight is the night Animal Planet begins airing their program on Petland pet stores and their connection to unethical and inhumane puppy mills.
Make sure you tune in or TIVO!
The ACC's mission is to protect the Coton de Tulear by educating the public on ethical breeding and exposing abuse and exploitation.
Keep in mind as you're viewing this program that the Coton is a "rare breed". If they do not remain a "rare breed" and become recognized by the AKC you WILL see many many more Cotons living under the brutal conditions of puppy mills because more and more people will profit from their breeding the Coton.
Please help us keep the Coton de Tulear safe from puppy mills, Petland and pet stores.

Animal Planet's program on Petland and Puppy Mills
Monday, May 10, 2010

PostHeaderIcon Banderas Syndrome DNA Marker for the Coton

Good news! They have located the DNA marker in Coton for Banderas Syndrome. More information will be coming soon. Please read below:

It has taken a while, but if you keep walking you get there eventually. We have found the mutation responsible for Bandera’s syndrome in Coton de Tulears. It is quite an interesting gene that explains a lot about why we see the signs we do in the Bandera’s pups. We will be offering a DNA test for the mutation shortly so breeders can identify carriers of the trait and avoid any Bandera’s pups in the future. My colleague, Dr. Gary Johnson, is the one who does the real work on these studies and he will be getting in contact with you to let you know the details about testing.

Dennis O'Brien DVM PhD
Professor of Neurology
College of Veterinary Medicine
University of Missouri
Friday, May 7, 2010

PostHeaderIcon Natura dog food brands bought by Proctor and Gamble

Bad news for premium dog foods, Natura has been bought out by P&G which means the quality will tank and will go down in quality and probably will no longer be a recommended dog food. Natura makes these following dog foods:
Innova
Healthwise
Evo
California Naturals
Karma
Mother Nature
Watch very closely for the ingredients to change and if it does, please do not buy and feed to your beloved dogs.
Natura bought by P&G

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