BARBET in Bresse, France

Be Good was born from my first litter in 2006 by Thelma. He left behind at Troyes in someone who ultimately did not have time to deal with it. It is re-party without my knowing it at a lovely young woman in Germany who had hastened to contact me to tell me how happy she was to have it. He has 6 years now and it's a shame because it's a beautiful dog that is brown what are my other black. It is not confirmed, no radio hip ... what? Nothing.

He has two brothers in Sweden, one in the north that has never reproduced and one in Stockholm, who has finally reproduced (recently) ... after also changed owner (they had "absolutely" a Barbet .. and were transferred USA and ciao dog.) This time with a ban to tell me where was the dog, which meanwhile has been gobbled up by two Pit-Bulls and escaped.
Another is 30 mins from here that I try to see for several years in a convict ... must be done, right? It was a dog for his kids. hmm .... and I even went to see them at home ... I found the owner and on Facebook by typing its name by accident on Google, I found the headlines in his name.

One in Finland which is in good hands ... and my Guyguy Winners at the National Specialty, the same day.

One wonders finally how to sell puppies for normal people who want to help the survival of the breed, not shave them and respect the race, and that will not sue you because you refuse to sell them a puppy or who still deeply depressed, insult you on Facebook, as it happened and others who want a puppy to mix and make Labradoodles or cool blood poodle. We avoid selling in some countries because they want to make money on the dog and care less of race and found the seam to make them reproduce excessively, castrate them and place them in two years.

One litter a year, for me it is more than enough because the Old Barbet is much rarer than other dogs rare and we should not let anyone get one.

The Barbet modern breeds more and more to the right and left, has nothing to do with the Old Barbet. And we need our beautiful French race survive and that it is not transformed by unscrupulous breeders looking to make a name on his back.
A rare breed is not excessive litter everywhere. Beware of imposters.

Fortunately it is still possible to find nice people, honest will keep in touch, giving them new and, no less, save the breed from extinction.