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Dedicated to producing beautiful, top quality, show and pet Havanese and Coton de Tulear puppies.  Lovingly-raised.  Health and temperament guaranteed.
Carefully shipped to loving homes.

At Jomarans Kennels we have taken pride in being Havanese dog breeders as well as Coton de Tulear breeders. We provide a two year written health guarantee with any puppies purchased, as well as further information regarding training, feeding, grooming and basic care. Our breeding dogs have all been certified (eyes examined by a certified veterinary ophthalmologist) and given regular vet checkups. All puppies are examined for luxating patellas, and given a thorough health checkup, and vaccinations before they are placed in their new homes.

As Havanese breeders here in Canada, the first dog we entered, took 4 Best in Shows on her first trip out. Her brother has also finished all his Championships very quickly in both Canada and the U.S.

We feel that both Havanese and Coton De tulear’s are ideal dogs in many ways-cuddly, affectionate, intelligent, non-shedding and non-allergic. Havanese breeds are average in size of 10 pounds and 10 inches makes them perfect companion for city or country living. Until 1996, these dogs were registered only in the United States. As of July 1999, they are also fully registered in the Canadian Kennel Club. Coton de Tulear breeds are an average size of 9-11 pounds, and 9-11 inches make them ideal companions in both city and country homes. They are registered in a variety of clubs in Canada, the United States and Europe.

We have become one of the most respected Coton de tulear breeders and havanese breeders in Canada. The main focus of our breeding program is to raise puppies that are sound both in physical and mental health. Our puppies receive the proper amount of socialization as they are being raised. On occasion we also have young adults available. There is a very good book on the market that I would suggest as a reference to any prospective puppy owner. Your library should have one if you do not wish to purchase it. It is called The Art of Raising a Puppy and is written by the Monks of New Skete.