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WE STRESS THAT WE ARE SHOW BREEDERS AND DO NOT BREED PUPPIES JUST TO SELL.

HOWEVER, WE OCCASIONALLY HAVE PUPPIES THAT DON'T FIT OUR REQUIREMENTS.

(If you want to see new puppies,

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When we place dogs, we use a written contract. Here are examples of the contracts we use for pet placements (spay/neuter) and for show prospects

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Here is a litter of three males and one female, born Dec. 2, 2017. The female and #4 male have found a new home and the #1 male is spoken for.

That leaves just the #2 male available.

Click the red button on the right to see their page.

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This is Tidy and she's spoken for. She will be going to a new home soon.

Click the red button to see her pictures.

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When inquiring about a Papillon, please understand that we must know about you, your family, fenced yard, how the Papillon would live, etc. Also, we insist that the Papillon must live inside the home with it's new owners. (Yes, outside exercise is important but the dog lives and sleeps indoors.)

Also, we do not ship our dogs. They must be picked up. We live in Sallisaw, Oklahoma, on I-40, about 35 miles West of Ft. Smith, AR. Sometimes we can coordinate meetings when we are out on show trips.

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HOW TO FIND A REPUTABLE BREEDER

Here is an excellent resource, taken from the Boston Terrier Club of America website. It's a bit of a long read, but there's some very useful information here to study if you are hunting for a new puppy.

Here is another good resource from the Veterinary site Drs. Foster and Smith. It discusses the cost of owning a dog, though it does apply more to a larger dog. We don't find our Papillons to be quite so expensive but it's a good reference.