S & L Papillons came into existence out of pure love of dogs. My mother and I researched and decided that Papillons were the best choice for us. That was about 10 years ago. Since we have had the opportunity to meet many new people and travel many different places. We care about this breed and all breeds tremendously. We both are very active in rescue, animal cruelty prevention, and spay/neuter programs. Through our work with rescue groups we have rescued many dogs from puppy mills and also from shelters where they would have been euthanized. We do not breed our dogs for profit nor do we sell our dogs to pet stores. Our goal is to breed a dog that most closely resembles the breed standard. Due to time restraints we are unable to show as many dogs as we would like so a great portion of our puppies sold for pets are of show quality. We found a love for another variety of Papillons with the Phalenes. They are similar in most ways except their ears are not erect. Disposition, coloring, and size are basically the same as the Papillons. We got our first Phalene from Sweden and he finished his championship quite quickly. He has produced very nice offspring here with us and with other breeders that have bred their dam to him. We have shown (with our great handler, Betsy Owens) several of our dogs and finished them to their championships. We enjoy this greatly, but more than anything we enjoy finding homes and staying in touch with all of our adopters. Many owners have purchased two or three dogs from us. We will gladly offer references to serious inquiries. Our puppies come with a guarantee for health and a full life return policy. If for some unforeseen reason you can no longer keep the dog, we want first opportunity to get the dog. We sell our dogs on a spay/neuter contract. There are no exceptions. Please do remember that dogs come with baggage. Vet bills, food, grooming care, and pet sitters can become quite costly. Are you ready for that? If you choose not to purchase a puppy from us, please make sure you really check out the breeder you purchase from. Please never buy from a pet store. Most dogs at pet stores come from puppy mills. Puppy mills mass produce puppies and sell them to brokers only for profit. They have no care in the world where that puppy ends up. Questions to ask a breeder is how many breeds they have and how many dogs they have. Also a good breeder will only sell them on a contract with a spay/neuter policy. A good breeder cares about their dogs for their entire life.

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