Male - Female - Coton de Tulear Puppies for Sale
Adopt an Older Coton
From time to time we have an adult Coton available for adoption. When we retire a dog from our breeding program, we look for a lovely, responsible forever home for them. On rare occasions, a Coton comes back to us and we help the owner find a new home for their Coton. Below you will find older Cotons that are looking for a new forever home.
Ivy
Ivy is a female Coton de Tulear. She just turned 6 years old last October. She weighs around 14 lbs. She is a very confident, alpha dog. She's very loyal and tuned in to her human's emotions so she would make a great emotional support dog (who doesn't need that from time to time?). She loves to cuddle and will be your "velcro dog". Ivy will need to be spayed and possibly have her teeth cleaned again. We are asking $500 for her.
Call Megan for details. 480-457-0299
Jolie
Jolie is a 6 year old female Coton de Tulear. She is owned by co-breeder, Diane Pardinas. Here's what Dianne says about Jolie: She is a very playful, sweet girl. She likes to give kisses. Jojo is very protective and quick to let me know when there is someone at the door. She likes to play with toys when we go outside and brings one to me every time I come home. We play a little tug-of-war and then she seems to say, “Ok, you’re home. I can go lay down again.” Call Dianne for details and price. 480-329-4959
Meet our Coton de Tulear Breeder
Cathy & Mike Lowdermilk
We are Michael and Cathy Lowdermilk. We live on 1.6 acres in Mesa, Arizona. We are hobby breeders. We started breeding Chihuahuas in 1992. We discovered the Coton de Tulear breed in 2004, purchasing our first dog from SanDee's Cotons in Texas. Our first litter was born about a year and a half later.
Michael has an MBA and owns his own tennis academy called Professional Tennis Management. Cathy has a Doctorate in Education Administration and worked for 25 years in an inner city Phoenix district as a teacher, an instructional coach and the English Language Learner Coordinator for the district. In January 2018 she happily retired and stays home with the Cotons now. We are both passionate about our dogs and puppies. This is a true partnership and joint effort. We work together to manage the daily care of the dogs, while Cathy answers phone calls and emails and does the weekly updates to the website. We both pitch in when it comes to grooming the dogs--and giving them love and affection, of course!
Meeting new people and making new friends is an added benefit to breeding. Visitors are always welcome to come meet us and our dogs.
