Greetings from the Parker Household
Our spring puppies have grown and will all soon all be off to their new homes.
Destiny's puppies were born April 16th. Zoe and Lucy had their litters on April 28th and May 5th.
It has been a full house around here!
Mac and I, Lorraine, will now be retiring from raising puppies. It has been a great experience and we still love the Havanese breed. We are in the midst of transitioning our bloodlines to a Lorraine's sister who will be breeding in Ontario and a friend who will have a breeding program in Red Deer. We are happy that our bloodlines will be preserved.
We will keep this website up for awhile longer and will update it with contact information for those two families. (Where again the puppies will be raised in a loving family setting.)
Until then you can still contact us by email if you would like to be put on a waitlist for a future puppy. We would forward your information to the new breeders. (We have been having some trouble when people have tried to contact us through our website so please email directly.).
With a $300 deposit you can be placed on a waitlist by the breeder. Selection of puppies is made in the order that a deposit is received. The full price is $3,000 plus GST.
All the Best!!
Mac and Lorraine Parker
Updated June 25, 2024
Earlier pictures with our grandson :)
In an age of super heroes our dogs are not to be outdone! And if you don't believe me ....->
I had to post this one - too cute!
This is Linus. He is six, old enough to
attend a wedding. Nice bow Linus!
This is Sadie. Out for a winter walk in appropriate attire.
Carina Mia has just spent the morning at the puppy spa...which was a bit of a trial for both her and me but we both survived. We are back in Costa Rica and I can’t believe what a traveller she is. She is never fussy or ill and, of course, everyone just loves her...especially us.
When we are at home, she loves the car and knows when we are going out, but she always waits to make sure I am coming as well. We were thrilled that when I was in hospital in June she was allowed to come in as a visitor---actually encouraged to come and we were both grateful.
She now weighs just under 8 pounds and isn’t all that large which is wonderful for travelling, but she is very active and loves to rough with Fred on the floor. We don’t think she will get much larger now. Here they are called bichon habanero rather than Havanese which is funny as a habanero is a brand of Cuban cigar.
Love the new puppies, it is hard to believe Mia was once that size.
PAST PUPPY PICTURES
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