Crowned Chinese Cresteds

05/31/2026

05/31/2026

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05/31/2026

Yes she might be a tad spoiled but …. Why not? Love my little Tink

05/30/2026

The best view of the tv is through the ears of my best boy echo. He felt the need for a little lap time so I put on the lap top and enjoyed some Cuddle time.

05/29/2026

Cali, Ripley and Luna.

05/29/2026

Hey everyone. I will be back next week with more educational posts. A virus got me down this week and I fell behind. Just a cold that when I was younger, I could knock out in a couple days but this one took my feet out from under me for almost a week. I hope everyone has a great weekend and I will be back next week.

05/29/2026

Halo said she was too good to be part of a crowd

05/22/2026

Harper….guard of the toy box.

05/22/2026

Cutie Cali loves to keep my chair warm when I get up for a minute

05/22/2026

Whenever I post a puppy, I’m reminded how many people have fallen victim to scammers and ended up with a broken heart and a lighter bank account.

Please be careful when looking for a puppy on Facebook.

Scammers are everywhere right now, using stolen photos, fake reviews, “discount” puppies, and pressure tactics to get deposits fast.

A few red flags:
• Refusing video calls
• No proof they actually own the dog
• Multiple breeds always available
• Prices that seem too low
• Asking for payment through friends & family or gift cards
• Excuses for why you can’t visit or talk live

One important tip: a REAL BREEDER HAS A VETERINARIAN.

Ask for the clinic name and phone number, look it up yourself, and call directly. While a vet can’t share private details, they can often confirm whether the breeder is a client.

Here in Florida, and many other states, the breeder has to provide a vet signed health certificate. Ask to see it in advance assuming the puppies are already vet checked and ready to go. If the vet signed it, they should be willing to verify they saw the puppy.

Scammers hate being verified. Real breeders don’t.

A good breeder should welcome questions, show their dogs, discuss health testing, and build a relationship with you—not rush you into sending money.

Please do your homework before sending a deposit. A little caution can save a lot of heartbreak.