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updated 6/30/2010

Late, late at night, when Karin and Kristen have departed for dreamland, Coco of Alika Cotons stays up surfing the web with daddy Jim Moran. At heart, many of us are basically web wandering insomniacs -- even our Cotons! (jpeg courtesy of Jim Moran)

The Coton de Tulear Club of America created the alpha test version of this Web site, The Coton de Tulear News & Information Network, in September, 1996. The public release version of this service was inaugurated on November the 7th. This site was designed and constructed by Dr. Robert Jay Russell. Please remember our URL address:

http://www.CotonClub.org

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PLACES to EXPLORE:

WEB SITES of CTCA Coton Breeders & Members

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Laurie Arquin's, Wyndamere Dream Cotons new and beautiful website contains information about this CTCA Code of Ethics Breeder's litters, the breed and Maine:

www.wyndameredreamcotonsofmaine.com

Lanell Ashenhurst's, Ashlan Cotons website contains information about this CTCA Code of Ethics Breeder's latest litter. Don't miss her beautiful, intelligent Cotons. Lanell is Gay Nell Ashenhurst's daughter. Join her at:

www.ashlancotons.com

Debby Bolton's Cotons of Tustin website contains information about this CTCA Code of Ethics Breeder's new breeding program. Visit her at:

www.CotonsofTustinranch.com

Debbie Newman's love of Malagasy Cotons and her devotion to the breed comes through on her website. She is a CTCA Code of Ethics Breeder with a stud dog available (and pups available):

http:ColumbiaGorgeCotons.com

Carol Cassano, Pennys from Heaven Cotons, located in Pennsylvania, is a committed CTCA Code of Ethics Breeder. Visit her site and share her enthusiasm at:

http://www.geocities.com/pennys_cotons

Karen Chiles, CanCan Cotons of San Diego, is a new, caring CTCA Code of Ethics Breeder. Visit her site and share her Cotons at:

www.cancancotons.com

Karyn Contino, retired CTCA Code of Ethics Breeder of Breckenridge, Colorado and La Quinta, California, created a web site for her studly Simba of Albemarle Cotons. He is retired now (as of 1/09), but his pictures remain to admire:

www.cotonstud.com

Cherie Cunningham, CTCA Code of Ethics Breeder of Dallas, Texas, has created a web site for her handsome Jean-Jacques of Alika Cotons and her breeding program:

www.phcotons.com

Gina Detterich, Mon Ami Cotons, is a CTCA Code of Ethics Breeder in Orange, California. Lisa Fairchild is partnering with her. Their web site is online and awaiting your perusal at:

www.monamicotons.com

Barbara Gebbia, RiAl Cotons, is a CTCA Code of Ethics Breeder in New Jersey. RiAl Cotons has produced some wonderful Black & White Cotons and Tall Cotons de Tulear. The web site is a must visit:

www.rialcotons.com

Tim & Michele Crockett, Magicland Ranch Cotons are CTCA Code of Ethics Breeders in Kiowa, Colorado, where they lovingly raise Cotons at their country home. Their website features lots of puppy pictures-Enjoy!. Please see their site:

www.coloradocotons.com

Charles & Deona Gravatt, Hanover Cotons are CTCA Code of Ethics Breeders in Mechanicsville, Virginia. They have a beautiful new web site with lots of pictures. Please see their site:

www.hanovercotons.com/

Jim & Carol Crumly, Blue Mountain Cotons are CTCA Code of Ethics Breeders of Boise, Idaho. They have a web site with excellent pictures of their Cotons. Please see their site:

www.bluemountaincotons.com/

Barb Davis, CTCA Code of Ethics Breeder has a new web site for her breeding program, Teays Valley Cotons. Be sure to see her adorable Cotons at:

www.bdavis.us.com

Cathy Dodge, a Wisconsin CTCA Code of Ethics Breeder does not have a web site per se, but she has posted many, many excellent photos of her dogs and puppies on Shutterfly:

http://dodgevillecotons.shutterfly.com

Estep Cotons' website displays Missouri's CTCA Code of Ethics Breeders Stephen & Diane's Cotons and their coming litter information:

www.showmecotons.com

Bluebonnet Cotons' brand new website displays Texas CTCA Code of Ethics Breeder Karen Goble's Cotons and their coming litter information:

www.bluebonnetcotons.com

Cotons from the Enchanted Hills website shows Dr. Nancy Johnson, DVM's breeding program. Dr. Johnson is a CTCA Code of Ethics Breeder in Venta Oregon. She has a growing new web site featuring her daughter and their Cotons:

www.enchantedhillsfarm.com
 

Albemarle Coton's website (new address!) shows Susan James' great dogs and her family CTCA Breeding Program. Susan is a CTCA Code of Ethics Breeder in Virginia:

www.albemarlecotons.com

Kolosky Cotons website about CTCA Code of Ethics Breeders Tina M. & Drew J. Kolosky's breeding program was created by their talented daughter Lexi (good job!). She promises to update the site frequently, too...

www.cotons.biz

Napa Valley Cotons has a new website about CTCA Code of Ethics Breeder Nancy Mott's breeding program...

www.napavalleycotons.com

Oregon Tail Cotons has a website under construction about CTCA Code of Ethics Breeder Trudy Leupold's breeding program...

https://home.comcast.net/~oregontailcotons

Cabochon Cotons has a very well illustrated web site about CTCA Code of Ethics Breeder Mariana Mabry's beloved Black & White Coton Calli and her breeding program.Cabachon Cotons retired from breeding in 2007, but her Coton pictures and information is always fun to explore:

http://www.cabochoncotons.com/Default.htm

Karen Mann's Pamilco Cotons' website is a new and soon to be growing site about this CTCA Code of Ethics Breeder breeding program in North Carolina...

http://www.pamilicocotons.com

Bob & Lauri Miller's Hoosier Hearts Cotons' website is a site in development about these devoted CTCA Code of Ethics Breeders breeding program in Bloomington, Indiana. It will be updated frequently...

http://www.hoosierhearts.com

Becky Olsen's website for Salmon Creek Cotons shows this CTCA Code of Ethics breeder's latest pups in Washington (note: this is a new web address for them as of June 1, 2008):

http://www.salmoncreekcotons.com/

Rebecca Francis' website for Washington state's CTCA Code of Ethics breeder Olywa Cotons displays frequent updates aided by her talented daughter, Laura Vaillancourt. Olywa Coton's web site has the first blog initiated in the Coton world. Don't miss it:

www.olywacotons.com

Cheri Ordou's informative website for Mon Cheri Cotons shows this CTCA Code of Ethics breeder's beautiful Malagasy Tri-color male and female in Beaumont, Texas:

http://www.monchericotons.com/index.htm

Pat Orth's website for Great Lakes Cotons shows this CTCA Code of Ethics breeder's beautiful Malagasy white male and Black and White female in Illinois. The website sings the praise of the Malagasy Cotons de Tulear:

www.greatlakescotons.com

Darrell & Christina Panza's great new website for Panza Cotons shows this CTCA Code of Ethics breeder's beautiful Malagasy female -- "Newsie" (Oreo IV of Sothpaw Cotons) --in Massachusetts. The website beautifully portrays their pups and breeding program:

www.panzacotons.com.com

Kelli Paris' new website for Cotons on the Cumberland shows this CTCA Code of Ethics breeder's beautiful Black & White Malagasy Cotons -- "Z" and Bella --in Kentucky. The website is growing quickly:

http://www.cotonsonthecumberland.com

Drs. Vernon & Magda Pugh have a brand new website for Cuddliest Cotons which shows these CTCA Code of Ethics breeder's beautiful Cotons in North Carolina:

www.cuddliestcotons.com

Kelly Ricer's website for Windy Ridge Cotons shows this CTCA Code of Ethics breeder's program in North Carolina. Beautiful pictures!:

www.windyridgecotons.com

Hope and Mike Richardson's website for Merry Hearts Cotons shows this CTCA Code of Ethics breeder's pups in Canada. Unfortunately, Merry Hearts is now retired, no longer breeding:

http://www.bmts.com/~merryheart

Jay & Laurie Russell's website shows these CTCA Code of Ethics breeder's Alika Cotons litters as they develop in dramatic and amusing settings. A unique and entertaining view of puppy development:

http://alikacoton.com/index.html

Cheryl J. Ryder's excellent website explains and shows this CTCA Code of Ethics breeder's breeding program and puppies in Oregon:

http:MilkCreekCotons.com

Dr. Steven E. Schonfeld wrote: "We are members of CTCA and in fact you published two photos of our Coton, Tricky-Woo and his "big brother" Mr. Will (a Bouvier des Flandres). Please consider adding Mr. Will and Tricky Woo's Homepage (www.gumdoc.com/Dogs) to your list of web sites of CTCA members."

Indeed we will! It's a great site with many pictures of Mr. Will and Tricky Woo amongst the refreshing California Redwoods:

www.gumdoc.com/Dogs

Angie Scher's excellent, informative, new website explains and shows this CTCA Code of Ethics breeder's breeding program, puppies and family in Georgia. Don't miss this site!:

http://www.chateaudebellafluffycotons.com/

Kim Stein, a New York CTCA Code of Ethics Breeder does not have a web site per se, but she has posted many, many excellent photos of her dogs and puppies on Shutterfly:

http://www.happytailscoton.shutterfly.com/action

Bev Stolen's website, designed by her daughter, shows this CTCA Code of Ethics breeder's beautiful Sunset Cove Cotons in Oregon:

http://www.eoni.com/~cotons

Susan Sweeney's website, designed by her nephew in northern California, shows this CTCA Code of Ethics breeder's breeding program in Manhattan Beach, California. This site is designed like a blog, with updates of the progress of Mahattan Beach Cotons as they go through their pregnancy and whelp:

http://www.geocities.com/bakersfieldcoton

Christine & Jeffrey Thompson, Colorado, is a CTCA Code of Ethics Breeder with a brand new website:

http://www.thompsoncotons.com

Char & Rick Weaver's Vista Ridge Cotons website is new with great pictures of their dogs and the beauty of their Oregon location. Vista Ridge is a new CTCA Code of Ethics Breeder:

www.vistaridgecotons.com

 

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Madagascar On Line...

If you're curious about what is happening in your Coton's motherland, or if you want to review a Malagasy dictionary, listen to the national anthem, or marvel at the wit of a Malagasy proverb, then visit a website with pages devoted to Madagascar. There are many of them. We'll list a few here with hot links directly to them, and we'll be expanding this list considerably during the coming months.

First, copy down the URLs below (just in case the hypertext jump accidentally sends you to Toledo). Then, click on the URL and, if the internet genies are properly aligned, you'll be on a Madagascar site in no time flat.

 

 

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Dog Lovers Bookshop, New York City...

Margot and Bern, two of the most dog friendly book store owners the world has ever seen, ship everywhere and can accept major credit cards. They stock a complete range of dog books, new and used. If they can't get it, probably nobody can! Give their web site a visit -- it is beautifully organized, allowing a viewer to quickly search through gadzillions of titles and topics:

http://www.dogbooks.com/

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Dog Health, Genetics, & Science...

The American Veterinary Medical Association can be reached at their web site:

http://www.avma.org/

The late Dr. John Armstrong's "The Canine Diversity Project" is an important site for understanding the role of preserving genetic diversity in maintaining a pure breed dog population. The CTCA has long-stressed that genetic divcersity and an avoidance of inbreeding are essential to saving the Coton de Tulear from extinction or genetic ruination. Visit this site at:

http://www.magmacom.com/~kaitlin/diverse.html

Veterinary Genetics Lab (UC Davis) is yet another important site for any breeder:

http://www.vgl.ucdavis.edu

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Canine Sites & e-Mail addresses of General Interest to Dog Lovers...

These web sites contain potentially useful information for anyone who has a canine:

  • The San Francisco SPCA is one of the world's most intense, successful, and innovative animal rescue organizations extant. For some interesting information, visit:

http://www.sfspca.org

  • The Net Pet OnLine Animal Magazine is an eclectic FREE web site with a wonderful profusion of articles about pet care, training, humor, health, and science. Bonnie Dalzell, MA, a scientific consultant to the CTCA, is a freelance anatomist, vertebrate paleontologist, writer, illustrator, dogbreeder, computer hacker and iconoclast and has created a fun site for all dog lovers. Try it at:

    http://www.netpetmagazine.com/

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This Cyberspace Hot-links section is always under construction; additional URLs will be posted shortly. Send us your ideas. --> Coton News & Information Network Suggestions!

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