AMERICAN HAIRLESS TERRIERS Croatian Sheepdogs FOR SHOW PET & PERFORMANCE
Our dogs are our personal companions first.
We health test beyond breed club recommendations & post publically on OFA.org
Our dogs are our personal companions first.
We health test beyond breed club recommendations & post publically on OFA.org

My name is Garoleen Wilson. The name WILSONG is simply my last name followed by my first initial.
I'm a lifelong animal lover, retired groomer, dog show enthusiast and crazy dog lady. I've also been referred to as the crazy chicken lady.
My husband Joe and I were high school sweethearts and he is still the love of my life. Yes, even more than the dogs!
Joe and I have two grown daughters and four granddaughters.
Showing and breeding dogs is only part of a busy life. Joe farms and has a growing commercial beef cow herd.
I also have a pastured poultry operation on our homeplace near Smith Center, KS. We have meat birds including chickens and occasionally ducks and turkeys on the farm from March through October.
As a lover of rare breeds I also have a rare breed of chickens called Erminette and a few Normande cattle. Our most recent rare breed addition is a four year old imported Croatian Sheepdog named Mara.
I prefer to have litters of puppies in the winter months when I have plenty of time to devote to them.
Our dogs eat primarily raw meat & bone diet, supplemented by premium kibble. As you can guess our dogs eat a lot of beef, chicken, duck, turkey, eggs and some venison.

FACTS AT A GLANCE:
Breed name:
American Hairless Terrier
Registry:
American Kennel Club (AKC)
Country of origin:
Southern United States
Breed Group:
Terrier
Purpose:
Companion
Average Size:
12 to 16 inches, 12 to 25 pounds
Average life span:
12-15 years
Acceptable colors:
Any except merle or albino
Brief description:
A natural variation of the Rat Terrier, this completely hairless dog (some may have eyebrows and whiskers) is a lively, intelligent and friendly companion that is often the perfect answer for those with allergies.

FACTS AT A GLANCE:
Breed Name:
Croatian Sheepdog
Registry:
Foundation Stock Service (AKC)
Country of origin: Croatia (Djakovo)
Breed Group:
Herding
Purpose: The Croatian Shepherd Dog is a breed with combined habits, which means it can be used for herding of livestock as well as a guard dog or companion dog. One hundred years of breeding the Croatian Shepherd Dog in the valley of east Slavonic, near house and yard, have formed a dog well adjusted to all conditions.
Average Size: 16 - 20 inches, 29 to 44 pounds
Average life span:
13-14 years
Acceptable colors:
Black only. Small patch of white on the chest is common.
Brief description:
Known as HRVATSKI OVČAR in Europe. The Croatian Shepherd Dog has a lively temperament and balanced disposition; it is fond of and devoted to his owner. The characteristics of this breed are astuteness, courage, liveliness, endurance, patience and level-headedness during work. The breed is easy to train.

Our show prospects are guaranteed against any genetic defects or disqualifying faults. If your puppy is diagnosed by a qualified veterinarian as having a genetic defect or disqualifying fault, we will replace it from a subsequent litter once we receive proof of spay/neuter. All guarantees are void if the dog is bred before 2 years of age.
All of our puppies are micro-chipped before going home and permanently registered with AKC. Individual UKC registration is available for show/breeding prospects.
Pet/companion puppies are sold with limited registration on a spay/neuter contract. No dog will be sold for the sole purpose of breeding. Any puppy sold as a show prospect must have titles and the proper health clearances before being bred or all guarantees are void.
From time to time we may have adolescent dogs or retired show dogs available for sale. While they may not have grown up to meet our expectations for our breeding program, they will make wonderful pets/companions and should easily transition to a new home.
Once your application has been approved, you will be added to the waitlist; however this is not a guarantee we will have a puppy for you. A wait list is a fluid thing since people want different things. Some want a female vs a male or a spotty puppy vs solid. Some people will find a puppy elsewhere. Just because you may not be first on the list, doesn't mean you won't end up with an opportunity for a puppy. If you do get a puppy elsewhere we request that you let us know so we can remove you from the waitlist.









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