I am making some changes here. I am cutting back on my dark satins. I'll still do them, but I want to try something new. I am also going to start working more with standard teddies. Their coats are just so much better. My standard teddies will now include Golden Agouti, Broken, Red and Roan in addition to the creams. I have also recently obtained some very nice new satin teddies with excellent type and fabulous coats. But more on them another time. You can see some of the new teddies in my Teddy photo album or here.
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June 28, 2005
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Cavy Breeders
- BandiRose Cavies
- Bee Balm Farm's
- Briar Patch Cavies
- C-R Cavies
- Debonaire Cavies
- Falls Acre Farm Cavies
- Galatea Caviary
- Garber's Guineas
- Heatherdale Caviary
- Hidden Forest Cavies
- Mon-Trav Caviary
- Movie Time Caviary
- Pig Pandemonium
- Q.T. CAVIES
- Shadows Linger Here
- Sunflower Cavies
- The Shire Cavies
- Val's Teddies
Whoot!! Roan Teddies!! You see the light eh?? lol
Posted by: Tammi | June 28, 2005 at 07:07 PM
These aren't great roans, but the one that is coming this weekend is very nice. Stay tuned. What these girls do have is nice type and very good coats.
Posted by: Michele Gray | June 28, 2005 at 07:34 PM
Hello.
Im from Denmark and just find your page here. I have satinteddies of breed and look for other places in the world who breeds those. I put your link on my homepage.
Posted by: Ann Clausen | September 13, 2006 at 05:15 PM