Puppies occasionally available. Please telephone or e-mail if you are serious about this delightful rare breed.

As well as being a Kennel Club Assured Breeder i have been awarded three Kennel Club accolades which can be viewed here.

Typical Bolognese puppies - the above two bred from Sara with Devonia and Quirino with Devonia (Born May 2006) Both of these two at the age of six months went on to be successful in the show ring.

The breed on a whole is a healthy one with no known hereditary problems.
My breeding programme is to only breed from sound and healthy dogs with very good temperaments that conform to the breed standard in the hopes that they will only produce sound and healthy puppies with no potential problems.
Puppies are bred from the best available bloodlines. I breed only from dogs with sound temperaments and disposition. I try my best to ensure dogs have no hereditary defects. I also test any breeding dogs and bitches for Leishmania have patella's and hearts checked before breeding.

Puppies are kept with their parents until they are at least 12 - 13 weeks old before going to new homes. They are fully wormed, have dew claws removed and are vet checked and also microchipped and are Kennel Club Registered, four generation pedigree and come with six weeks free insurance, together with a supply of food and any other relevant equipment. If the puppies are old enough they will also be fully vaccinated. The puppies like their parents are fed on the best available food.

My puppies are reared in our house and not in a kennel, with continuous attention. They get used to all normal household noises such as vacuum cleaners, washing machine radio/music etc., They will be in contact with any visitors I may have including a young Grandson together with my other dogs. When they are old enough they will be taken into the garden to get used to outside noises. They are also paper trained in the hopes they will not puddle where they are not supposed to.

I insist that potential new owners visit at least once before I agree to them having a puppy. This is important for both the new owner and myself. Firstly you as a potential new owner would like to see where the puppies have grown up and meet the parents and to satisfy yourself that you are happy with what you see, and secondly to make sure this is the breed that you really want and can cope with the grooming. Thirdly, I like to see what kind of people will take care of my beloved puppies for the rest of their lives. Together we can make a choice (if possible) as to which puppy will be most suitable for you, as each puppy develops their own special personality. I may also ask for references from a Veterinary Surgeon.