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About
Us
Our entry
into the world of purebred dogs was made in 1974 with Akitas -
large, majestic, loving, intelligent, protective... you can tell we are
prejudiced! Akitas are also a demanding breed - to own an Akita requires
strength, patience and commitment. In today's society, we feel there are
fewer and fewer people able to make that commitment, and with litters
of 8, 10 or 12 puppies, finding the right homes is very challenging. Consequently,
we are no longer breeding Akitas.
In 1986,
the delightful breed known as the Shiba Inu joined our family -
lively, fun loving, smart. Our activities have included conformation showing,
some obedience, some agility, public relations, breed seminars, rescue,
and club activities.
Pictured
at left is our last Akita - Cdn Champion 24 Karet Gold "Karet"
- one of the few import X domestic Akitas shown to their championship
in Canada. This picture was taken Dec 06, at 11.5 years of age. Her little
friend is "Truly" - Cdn Ch. SunoJo's Too Good To Bee True.
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Japanese
Chin (Japanese Spaniel in Canada)
My Akita friends
still can't believe I have foo-foo dogs, but their sweet personalities
and ease of care have won me over entirely.
This is NOT a breed
for those who want an active, outdoor dog - Chin need a gentle, loving
home where they can share every facet of your life, your couch, your bed.
We are not breeders - the occassional litter (the puppies pictured at
left are our 3rd in 10 years) is for our enjoyment. As time goes on, we
may breed more often, but at the moment we do not have any dogs available.
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