Papillons: A Toy Spaniel

Papillons: The Joy Bringers!

OUR HAPPY PAPPYS!!!

Noel and Magi had 3 Papillon Puppies on April 15, 2010!!! One little girl is available. These pups are weaned and ready to go home.

Click here for Noel's Nursery page.

 

Joy and Magi had 4 Papillon Puppies on June 12, 2010!!! Three are reserved.

Click here for Joy's Nursery page. These puppies will wean somewhere around August 7th.

 

I could have about 10 of these dogs in a blink of an eye. They are such a joy to have around. We wanted a toy dog to add to our family. Papillons are actually a toy Spaniel. With our love for Spaniels, it was a perfect fit. Our one male came to us after many hours of hunting for him. He came all the way from Minnesota! In addtion to Magi, we have 2 female dogs.

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To see Papillons at the Westminster Dog Show, click here.

This is Joy, the eldest of our three. One typical homeschooling day, I walked into Jess's room and this cute sight gave me a good laugh!

 

Joy weighs 4.2 pounds, Noel weighs 9.6 pounds and Magi weighs 4.6 pounds!

Noel

Their expressions are so strong. Our Papillons talk to us with their EARS! We call them "the Mouse-ket- EARS!"

And here is Noel. Noel is a bigger Papillon, but when bred to tiny Magi, the puppies should be smaller. If you want to see some of Noel's puppies, please visit the Papillon Nursery May/09

Joy

Magi is our stud dog who wears a shirt that says, "Tiny Dog, Huge Attitude!"

Little Magi broke his leg just 10 minutes after flying in from MN, so he had to wear this monster cast as a puppy! He recovered perfectly though and you would never guess that it ever happened.

To see the pedigree for Joyfully Pampered, click here.

To see the pedigree for Magi, click here

To read the words to this song, click here.

 

Click here to see the progression of some of our pups to adulthood

A dog can express more with his tail in seconds than his owner can express with his tongue in hours.  ~Author Unknown
 

The Papillon name was derived from the French word meaning butterfly because when the ears stand erect, they resemble the wings of a butterfly.