I entered the breeding World back in 2006 in Cottage Grove, Oregon. My daughter, Samantha, entrusted me with a sweet Tibetan Terrier named Hallie, who was the love of my life for a very long time! Hallie-Jo, to be exact. Hallie brought me so much joy in life and gave me a purpose bigger than I knew at the time. She taught me so much about life, and we never had a dull day. Hallie made me so proud, and brought so much laughter into my life, and when she passed away she brought sadness that left a hole in my heart that was hard to fill. I knew I had to have a Tibetan in my life forever, and thus began my love of raising puppies so that other people can feel the joy, love and laughter this breed brings into their hearts.
       I've spent these years learning about ethical breeding, health testing, showing and how to raise the most well-rounded puppies. It's something I take seriously, and our whole family is involved. Puppies bring me so much joy, and the families we have met along that way have given me the most amazing purpose in this life. We are all a family, and we would love to extend our family to yours! Beware, Tibetans are like chips, you can't have just one!
       When I'm not raising puppies, I love to spend time with my dogs and my family. I have 4 amazing children who are all living life with the love of their lives and have 8 wonderful grandchildren. In the early years of my breeding, my granddaughter Jazzie was always there to show with me, and now she is an adult! My granddaughter Emelia is almost old enough to show with me, and we are counting down the days until she can enter a show ring. Her love for this breed rivals only her mothers and my own, and we are so excited to see her carry on our legacy in this breed someday. 
        In my free time I love to go to the movies as a family, and to travel the World and go on adventures. We absolutely love Disney in our family, and some of my favorite memories are spent in the parks with my kids and grandkids. I also love to go on cruises, and look forward to going to South Africa in 2025!