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Presently Perfect Puppies:
Puppies born 8-12-2010
We have black horses and little white dogs- "Variety is the spice of life". Happy, Healthy, Socialized puppies direct from the breeder. Best Australian/European lines. All puppies come current on shots and deworming. My babies come pre-spoiled, from my home to yours
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We are delighted to announce that, in addition to our top quality sport horses, Excalibur breeds Japanese Spitz.
Our goal is to produce the best quality Japanese Sptiz dogs, emphasizing health and temperament above all else.
Occasionally puppies will be available.

Our Japanese Spitz are family raised, born in our home, handled and socialized from that day onward.
Our dogs are excellent family companions and love children I have found the breed to be very active, even at a "mature" age,
very loyal, intelligent and happy.
They like to be close to you and make an excellent family pet.
As Ashley says: "they are always smiling".
Between my small White Spitz and the big Black Friesians, I have quite the "Checkerboard" effect.
Very agile dogs, these small white "fluffs" are super fast at avoiding the big black feathered hoofs of the Friesians.
Ranch dirt/mud not a problem-dry and brush and they are easily cleaned in a moment!



Ranch dogs extraordinaire!! Trick Trained by Ashley
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