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My obsession with poodles started when I was 13 after reading Every Night Josephine by Jacqueline Suzanne. My passion for standard poodles started after I joined Poodle-L , a mail list for poodle lovers. On that list I met some wonderful people who will be my friends for life. One of those friends, Debbie from Pennsylvania (owned by Breezy, Marlowe, Razzle and Oreo) warned me... she said that toys are wonderful, but standards are something else entirely. She said that once you've had a standard poodle you could never be without one... And she's right. There is nothing like a standard poodle! |
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About Pantone Poodles Pantone Poodles is our home, not a kennel. Poodles are part of the family, live in the house and are spoilt pets first and foremost. We live in the Central Highlands of Tasmania in the country surrounded by cow pastures and bush where wallabies, kookaburras, cockatoos and other native animals roam. It's an ideal place to raise happy poodles. I am dedicated to the wellbeing of the poodle breed. Breeding a litter is taken very seriously and is done with the aim of producing a puppy to keep and show and with the desire to produce happy, healthy, well adjusted puppies who will give years of happiness to their new families. |
My dogs are fully tested and selecting a stud dog is done with the same care and attention to health. Test results and extended pedigrees are available on request. You can find out more about genetic diseases of the poodle on the Versatility in Poodles website. Zefi
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Just cause a dog is a show dog doesn't mean it can't be a dog! Of course sometimes that means a LOT more work!
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Pagan and her daughter Montana run rampant through the yard in a game of chase. |
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We live very close to Mt Field National Park which is a terrific place to go bush walking. Its where you can see the very well known Russell Falls and Lady Baron Falls. |
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We are also very close to the Styx Valley, an old growth forest which is famous for its tall trees and for the controversy regarding the clearfelling of old growth. The swamp gums that grow there are the tallest hardwood trees in the world. |
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Another great place near us is an animal sanctuary called Something Wild. They raise orphaned native animals and nurse back to health ones that have been injured on the roads. Here are a few of their cute residents - two sleepy koalas and two very cute tasmanian devils. |
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Our home in winter. |
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