(Click here to see another video of Tarzan)
Sweet Pea is one of my retirees and is a very loving and entertaining little doggie. Sweet Pea loves everyone. Her birthdate was 5/8/2019. She will be spayed on November 20th and ready to go on December 4th after she heals. When she is spayed, she will have bloodwork done and a heartworm test. Her teeth were just cleaned a few months ago. Sweet Pea has really great health insurance with Fetch that is transferable with no lasp in coverage. Anyone that gets little Sweet Pea will be very blessed.
$1,500 plus 7% sales tax
1,545 if you use a credit card because of the card fees
352-427-7662 call or text
AVAILABLE
(Click here to see a video of Sweet Pea)
Stelda is one of my retirees and is to die for perfect. Stelda loves everyone. Her birthdate was 4/30/2018. She will be spayed in early March and ready to go in mid March after she heals. When she is spayed, she will have bloodwork done and a heartworm test. Her teeth will also be cleaned again. Stelda has really great health insurance with Fetch that is transferable with no lasp in coverage. Stelda is a big chihuahua (not fat), but so so special.
$1,500 plus 7% sales tax
1,545 if you use a credit card because of the card fees
352-427-7662 call or text
AVAILABLE
(Click here to see a video of Stelda)
If someone has a dog that needs a home, I will be happy to help them place the dog
If I happen to get a rescue, I will post him or her as well
When I retire one of my dogs, he or she will be on this page
Just in case you are wondering how in the world can a person breed a dog for 6 or 7 years and then sell them to another owner. My answer to you is as follows: I think it is better for everyone that way. The new owner gets a great little doggy friend. The dog gets more attention, and I have more love for the ones that are still here. I have been breeding for over 25 years. If I did not retire most of my older dogs, I would have too many dogs here and would not be able to properly care for them all. I would much rather find a home like I found for Lola pictured above (left front). This is the type of home I am looking for for all my puppies and especially my very loved adults. For all of you that are fortunate to have one of my retirees, I thank you from the bottom of my very large heart for continuing to love and care for them. them. (Puppy mills are everywhere. Click here to learn how to spot one.)
Two of my retirees, one of my puppies, and one of my rescues all enjoying the couch potato life, and I LOVE it!!
A few more of my retirees. It doesn't get any better than this. Notice the steps. How adorable!
Unfortunatly, not all breeding dogs have such a nice life. Most actually suffer like this dog. The main reason is because people contribute to puppy mills. They are told that puppies from pet shops come from "individual, small, local breeders" and they dig no further than their credit card. The fact is that puppy mills sell their puppies to someone, and the people that buy are NOT visiting their facility. Do not allow yourself to be lied to! Do not be the CAUSE of this abuse! DEMAND to see the living conditions of the puppy you buy. If the breeder tells you they don't allow visitors for whatever reason, know in your heart what the real reason is. Please do not contribute to the abuse of desperate little dogs just like this one!
(Click here to see a video of the inside and outside living conditions of Uey's Chihuahuas in detail)
