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Thinking about getting a Coton de Tulear?

Casper and his pumpkin :o)

Casper and his pumpkin :o)

I used sites like this when I was agonizing over the decision to adopt a Coton de Tulear- so I guess this is to all of you who are thinking of getting a Coton-- my dog is the most WONDERFUL animal I've ever met.

Be careful to go with a reputable breeder- and socialize early on- Casper was afraid of EVERYTHING when I got him- after puppy classes and lots of friends and family interaction he is much more confident and calm. He was very easy to train- he loves doing tricks. His coat always smells wonderful (how is this possible?? still a mystery to me...) I do keep him clipped short as he gets too warm with the longer hair.

He follows me around and is eager to do anything I ask him to do- even if its something he hates (baths!). I work all day and he stays in a large crate while I am gone-- I was very concerned about separation anxiety, but he has done great.

Hope this helps you make a decision- I know I used others advice A LOT when I 1st got my Coton.

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Oct 17, 2010
Casper & Tuffy look alike breeder location
by: Iris Miller

P.S. Sorry, I did not answer your question about Casper and Tuffy look alike possibility of being related.
Tuffy came from a Breeder in the Felton area of the Santa Cruz Mountains of California. The Breeder and her mother both own and breed their Coton de Tulear pups.(see Tuffy's family album photos).
His mother Chloe had short hair because she was nursing pups, his father Rowdy had a bushel of hair! I never saw them in person as she brought the puppy to me on a stormy night when I did not want to drive into the mountains, but they appear (in the pictures) to be larger than my dog.I think Tuffy must have been the "runt" of the litter. I am glad, because I like him as small as he is. He weighs 9 pounds now, as much as my new baby granddaughter!
blessings,
Iris

Oct 11, 2010
Casper the friendly Coton & crating
by: Iris Miller

How cute! Casper looks a lot like my Tuffy, they might be related! (see photos I submitted of his family album).

Oct 11, 2010
Casper
by: Gale

Thank you so much for coming back and sharing your Coton experience. I get emails all the time saying that the photos and input from our visitors helped them make a decision on this breed, so thank you!

Casper is adorable!

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