Myras Toy Puppies

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I have been breeding Bichon Frise since 1982. My Bichons are elegant, but in addition to their beauty, they are the sweetest and most loving of dogs. Bichons are non-shedding, odorless and are promoted to be the most non-allergic dog for people with allergies. This makes them an ideal inside housedog. I have discovered over the years that most people do not want a dog to show. They want the quality and look of a show dog; but what they really want is the perfect pet for their family. Based on this information, I carefully select my breeding stock not only for beauty, but for personality and temperament as well. I want bright, healthy, and highly trainable dogs with heavy coats, clean eyes, and correct confirmation. They must be very tolerant to put up with the constant loving of children, and at the same time they must be calm when around older people and like to sit quietly and just keep you company. My average adult size is small, about 10-12 pounds, with smaller sizes (8-9 pounds) sometimes available. My Bichon Frise puppies are sturdy, healthy, playful and extremely LOVING. The perfect companion for adults and children of all ages.

Yorkshire Terriers (Yorkies) are very small dogs. My full-grown adults are typically only 4-7 pounds, and I sometimes have the tiny size with the "Babydoll" face. Originally bred in England as ratters for the Nobility, Yorkies are high-energy dogs with great courage and confidence. It is not uncommon for a Yorkie to challenge another dog many times its size. Their loving attitude and clownish antics have made the Yorkshire Terrier a favorite among toy dogs. Because of their size, Yorkie puppies are not always suitable for young children, but their size makes them ideal for condos and apartments. My Yorkies' bloodlines are excellent and temperament is extremely important to me! My dogs are not nervous, high-strung or yappy.Their coats are thick and silky, not oily or course, with their ears small and erect. These cuties can brighten up anyone's day!

It has been said that the recent ancestors of the Havanese could include the Maltese and the Tenerife Bichon, from the Canary Islands. The breed was subsequently taken to Cuba. The Cubans are credited with developing the Havanese as a unique and separate breed. The breed was admitted to the AKC Toy Group in 1999. The Havanese is an affectionate, happy dog, congenial and easy to live with. They tend to be a bit submissive and don't require strong corrections. They love to be around people and are natural clowns. They do cute things to make their owners laugh. The Havanese is a sturdy, short-legged, small dog, with an ideal height of 9 to 10 inches. Weights range from 9 to 13 pounds, with a silky non-shedding coat that is either straight or wavy usually come white, cream, tan and a wide range of parti-colors. They are child loving and generally social with people and other pets.

My Maltese think that they are big dogs only trapped in a small dog's body. They fancy themselves as little watchdogs, and let me know when a stranger is near. Maltese are considered a Toy and are usually 5-8 pounds full-grown with the slightly larger size better for young children. Most people think that a Maltese is a Terrier when they are actually in the Spaniel family. When properly bred, they are a highly intelligent breed capable of learning many commands and doing obedience work. I am able to paper-train my Maltese puppies in a matter of days. Maltese are more child friendly than Yorkies and quickly become very attached to their new family. I work hard to breed thick silky coats and compact bodies. My Maltese are bright, confident and happy. Their temperament makes them suitable for young and old alike.

I have been breeding and raising puppies for over 20 years. I love each of my babies and carefully screen prospective buyers to insure a good home. I do not have a large kennel, and none of my dogs are ever kept outside. My breeders are housebroken, and live inside my home. My house is immaculate and does not smell.
I wean my puppies between 5 and 6 weeks. When they are eating on their own I begin to paper-train them. They get their first Parvo shot at 6 weeks and the Distemper combination 10 days later. They have 3 sets of shots and are checked by the veterinarian before they go up for sale at 10 to 12 weeks old.

I live in Davie, Florida and over the past 17 years I have shipped my puppies all across the United States, Puerto Rico, the Islands, and most of South America. It is perfectly safe for the puppy. I can provide a Health Certificate and assist with the Custom's paperwork when necessary. Priority airfare on Delta typically runs about $200 anywhere in the United States. Shipping is dependent on weather. The airlines also allow you to ship two puppies together for the same price.
Please feel free to call me at (954) 434-4116. I will be happy to answer all of your questions, and I love to hear how my babies are doing. I'm sorry but I don't do e-mail very well, so if you do have questions, please call.
As always; remember to be as wonderful as your dog thinks you are.

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