MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY

Sunday, March 18, 2007

MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY

My Silkies are house dogs and are crate trained but I have a large fenced in yard with several puppy play areas so they can get plenty of exercise, socialize with the other dogs and people, and enjoy our Southern climate. They are very much loved, and a WEE-BIT SPOILED, I'm afraid!

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PURCHASE INFORMATION

Silky Terrier & HavanaSilky Puppies may be reserved with a non-refundable Deposit of $200.00/ Havanese pups require a Deposit of $300.00 until they are ready at 8-10 weeks (depending on the pup & size) for their new forever home.
Your purchase includes: A Eukanuba Toy Puppy Folder w/ Toy Dog info for the new owner, and will include the following documents about your new puppy:
1. Your puppy's personal Health Record including Vet Check-ups/ shots/worming/etc. and dates administered.
2. Puppy being current with his/her shots and worming preventatives.
3. Puppy registration forms and pedigree/ Toy Breed Info for new owner/ Health Tips, etc.
4. 1 year Health Guarantee for congenital diseases and Contract
***PAYMENT*** CASH/MONEY ORDER/ or Postal Money Order/ Cashiers' Check ONLY
*** SHIPPING CHARGES- Depends on the current rate, normally @ $275-$300 includes Vet Visit & Health Certificate, Shipping Crate & Supplies, Cost of Flight for pup ****

BREED INFORMATION

A Kissing-cousin to the Yorkshire Terrier, the Silky Terrier has a coat that is extremely similar, although not quite so long. The Silky's have a very lustrous haircoat that is NON-SHEDDING.Unlike other terriers, this cheerful little dog was not bred to do any particular hunting job, but purely, and most agreeably, to be a companion animal. Nevertheless, its terrier blood shows through in its active, assertive nature, and in the skill it displays killing vermin in its nature country.Sydney was the birth place of the breed, which was known at one time simply as the "Sydney Silky". Australian and Yorkshire Terriers were used as a part of an intricate cross-breeding program to produce a dog that combined the best features of both types. The carefully determined result must be counted as a modern success story. The Silky Terrier was first shown in Australia in 1907, Britain in 1930, and was recognized by the American Kennel Club in 1933. The Silky is a pretty, lively and intelligent animal that is quick to warn of the presence of strangers. It makes an ideal watchdog and pet for town dwellers with small apartments, but also enjoys country strolls. Terrier in spirit, if not in practice, the Silky is an ideal pet for those who want a small companion with a big heart. WEIGHT AVG. 7-11 lbs HEIGHT AVG. 9-10" Silky's make an all around well balanced"FAMILY DOG"As a puppy, they adapt very well to their "new family", including most of the other pets that may already reside there. They are very playful and thriveon the attention that a child may offer. They are very intelligentand eager to please, which helpsout tremendously in the "house-breaking"process. Being a Non-Shedding Breed is only a major plus to the many, many wonderfulqualities of the Silky Terrier Breed.

Sunday, March 18, 2007