Introduction

This Blog was started to share with people who have purchased our little pups just how their progress is coming along and we have made it open because we are proud of our breeding and go to extreme lengths to create a true companion dog that is healthy and require minimum vet attention so be cheaper in the long run that a cheaper pup or a pet shop bought dog.

For a start please let me explain where the benefits of cross breeding. It was worked out by cattle breeders that when you cross two pure bred breeds you get something extra that is called the hybrid vigor, in cattle it means they grow quicker and are more healthy needing less vet attention because they have a stronger immune system. See the separate blog on benefits of cross breeding.


Because our puppies are so young we have shown photos of last litter in 2008 ( we don't breed every year to give the girls a decent break. they are from the same mum and same dad.

The first is a little girl 6 weeks old.
The next HB1 stands for Honey's Boy 1 and he eventually became Buster and the next two photo's are of Buster as he grew to maturity. Buster inherited more of his fathers colouring along with quite a bit of white on him but he also got a good dose of both parents genes with Honey's loving nature and Biggy's intelligence and is a real conversation piece and show stopper when he is out on walks with so many people falling in love with him. Note the as he matured and is sitting on his mum's lap.

The next dog is Buster again fully grown and he has inherited more colouring from his mother showing an interesting hint of brown ruby around his mouth beard ears and body but Biggy's colouring on his upper head. Buster runs with his family most mornings along the beach and just loves it and the reports are that just about every new person on the beach falls in love with him and he just adores the attention and plays up to it. The Owners brother recently lost his old faithful and was the first person to put his name down for one of these very special puppies and it looks like she will be getting well and truly spoilt with more love than many kids get unfortunate to say.

The little puppies are of the litter the above pups came from so you can envisage how they change as they grow.

The last two photos are of the Firstly Biggy the father who is a prized little Toy Poodle and Honey our mum who is a well bred ruby Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. Biggy is the son of an Australian Champ whilst Honey has 4 Aust. Champs in her bloodlines. See the article on our Breeding objectives and how we prepare them for their future roll as companion dogs which is an important part of our breeding and preparations.

 The first is a little girl 6 weeks old.

 This is Buster at 5 weeks

 HB1 stands for Honey's Boy 1 and he eventually became Buster and the next two photo's are of Buster as he grew to maturity. Buster inherited more of his fathers colouring along with quite a bit of white on him but he also got a good dose of both parents genes with Honey's loving nature and Biggy's intelligence and is a real conversation piece and show stopper when he is out on walks with so many people falling in love with him. Note the as he matured and is sitting on his mum's lap.

 This is Buster 5 months

 This is now Buster fully grown on the lap of his mum.

 Now meet Buz now fully grown and he has inherited more colouring from his mother showing an interesting hint of brown ruby around his mouth beard ears and body but Biggy's colouring on his forehead and upper head. Buster runs with his family most mornings along the beach and just loves it, the regulars just love him stopping at any opportunity to talk to him and the reports are that just about every new person on the beach falls in love and is besotted with him and he just adores the attention and plays up to it, cunning as a fox. The Owners brother recently lost his old faithful and was the first person to put his name down for one of these very special puppies when they were born and it looks like she will be getting well and truly spoilt with more love than many kids get unfortunate to say.

 Honey is no spring chicken and is nearing the end of her breeding life to retire and enjoy our company and again going everywhere in the car with me as I attend to the cattle and other farm jobs.  She has 4 Aust. Champs in her bloodlines. See the article on our Breeding objectives and how we prepare them for their future roll as companion dogs which is an important part of our breeding and preparations.

 The photo is of the Biggy the father who is a prized little Toy Poodle.  Called Biggy because he is a little dog but doesn't know it.  Biggy is the son of an Australian Cham, very intelligent and much loved by his owners.  we believe in paying for good genetics by outsourcing the male as that ensures the widest genetic pool so giving the best opportunity for a strong immune system and intelligence.

 As these present puppies grow their photos will be posted