Tilcha Lowchen, health& training Constant & Never Ending Improvement

Tilcha nursery

Tilcha has Puppies born in June.

Sire Bigglesmere Ringo Star,

(this will be his first litter so we are very excited to see waht we get from this mating)

Dam A Ch Tilcha Just Look At me

This will be Jacinta's last litter she will then be having a well desvered rest

Sorry only one male puppy not spoken for at this time

Raw Fed and Naturally Reared for Health & Longevity
Good temperament is paramount as far as I am concerned. I do raise my pups with love spending endless hours playing with and watching them play, as well as starting them in their training. I guess I am obsessed but after over 30 years in this breed you get that way. All the pups will be not only raised inside my home, on natural products, also socialized, having had training in grooming and recall, they come to you with their first Vaccination, thorough Vet check, wormed on a regular basis. All is done with the very best of products. No expense will be spared in raising these pups and it shows. Firstly in their lovely natures... and also in the condition they are presented in... Clean and parasite free they will be VCA Registered. I do screen all applicants and ideally would be more comfortable with a reference. Please feel free to telephone or email me, and either have a chat about the pups and organize a visit, photos. If you have not met this breed I ask that you do so before buying one of them.
Adults are checked annually for Hearts, Eyes & Patella My puppies come also come with Puppy Pack, a contract and a free groom at 4 months old to make sure you know how to care for them
Pia 03 8707 1146

email:lowchen@optusnet.com.au

http://www.tilchalions.com/

I primarily breed for myself ....

NOT for the pet market!

Of cause I do occasionally have puppies

available to loving, forever homes, maybe one is for you?

if so please contact me know to find out about going on the waiting list.

Breaking the myth about dogs v Bitches as pets.

Once upon a time now long ago, The vets did not de-sex puppies, so it was always hard to give away your bitches in a letter, no one wanted litter after litter of pups to try to find homes for:

So people started to say that the bitches made better pets and had a better nature… easer to train and so forth: Sadly the myth lives on.

The Truth is in dogs it is usually the opposite to this myth.

Dog mostly has an easer nature especially if neutered, (as all pets have to be) It is true that larger dogs are a little harder to handle if they are males, yet in small dogs they are so sweet and easy to train, so when thinking of a pet puppy think about being owned by a dog puppy, if you already have a dog try to always get the opposite sex to you other dog. Do not take pups from the same litter as this starts Rivalry in most situations. Always try to only take on one dog at a time, you can always get another at a later date.