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About 13 years ago our first bitch died. She was a Brittany Spaniel which we gave a retirement home.
To replace her, we chose a Labrador X Golden Retriever dog, Charly, which came from a guide-dog association.
A few months later, the association asked us to puppy-walk a Golden Retriever who needed socializing. Thanks to Charly, Banjo soon felt reasured, and found his balance in our home.
When he was due to return to the association, Banjo didn't agree. His absence didn't last long, to our great satisfaction !
Then, he became a show winner... And now, the two dogs are enjoying a quiet retirement.
To replace her, we chose a Labrador X Golden Retriever dog, Charly, which came from a guide-dog association.
A few months later, the association asked us to puppy-walk a Golden Retriever who needed socializing. Thanks to Charly, Banjo soon felt reasured, and found his balance in our home.When he was due to return to the association, Banjo didn't agree. His absence didn't last long, to our great satisfaction !
Then, he became a show winner... And now, the two dogs are enjoying a quiet retirement.
What about the Chinese Crested then ?
It was "love at first sight" !
At a local show dogs we organized, where 40 breeds were shown, my husband and me fell for a little white crested hairless bitch. Her gracefullness, her elegance, the fascination of her look eye overcame us.
The pick of this bitch's litter arrived at the "Domaine de l'hirondelle". Her name was Galaxie (dead 4 years ago).
We then happened to come accross Mrs. V.J. Moon. We are very gratiful to her for her advice.
This is how we started breeding Chinese Crested Dogs.
