Papillon Dogs

See Bungee's July 2007 puppies for sale. Bungee gave birth on November 19, 2004 to 4 Papillon puppies, 3 boys and 1 girl. A big litter for a first litter! Unfortunately, the father (Joey) whose parents were both conformation champions, is deceased, but we are very happy to have his bloodlines survive. We are going to keep the female puppy. All appear at this time to be either tri-colored or black and white. Pictured right and the two below at less than 24 hours old.

	Pictured on the left is our litter of Papillons born in August 2002. All girls! Three of them went to retired people and we kept the fourth. (We love it when retired people buy Papillons due to the amount of time they have to devote to their pets.) We don't expect any puppies anytime soon. We have spayed Grandma and Mom and neutered Dad and kept the puppy with the solid black face, who is busy growing up. Blazes are better but we just loved her conformation. All of our dogs are allowed in the house when we are home. We believe that dogs are too bright and require too much social life to keep in kennels and really thrive as part of the family. We keep a strict schedule of preventative health care for all our animals so that they never have met a flea or a tick or become sick. We check the eyes of the Papillons during clinics in Phoenix, none have ever shown any hereditary eye problems.

New Female Papillon
We have a new stud dog, very friendly and beautiful, red and white. He weighs about 6 lbs.

This is Bungee, mother of the November 2004 litter. She is still a puppy in this picture.

Benson, Arizona