Puppy pictures to entice you to consider a Sealyham.                                                                     We are planning to breed Jasmine, Winsomeways Look who's Come, in late June or early July 2012 with puppies anticipated sixty three days thereafter. As well, Lisa Jowett, another breeder her in Winnipeg, is planning to breed her female, Boudicca, at her next heat early in the new year.

                                This is Zoey P. at 7 weeks of age. 

         Zoey went to live with Oreo, and the Purcell family.                             She is one of four puppies born on July 7, 2011                       to the dam and sire  Ch. Winsomeways Bonne                 Chance"Oreo"and Whitepepper's "Aslan"             

                 This is Newman.  He is a companion for Dalee. He and his family live in Chicago.   Although I have a lovely picture of him meeting his new owner I have not yet asked permission to put it on the web site.                                        

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Olly has joined is delighting her new family. Olly has joined the home of a family who has two other older dogs, one Millie, is a previous Sealyham of our breeding.

    The puppies were meeting one of our other females, Jasmine.    Come one, come all.

We caught you!!  Our friend, Bill, enjoying puppies. He always seems willing to let

Running about has made all of us thirsty. Phew!

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Winsomeways Sealyham Terriers are bred as family companions with the following goals: good health, excellent temperaments, type and movement.

   Our pups are born in our home, socialized with other dogs and people, given their first two initial vaccinations and health checks, have microchip implants for identification, and loved. Prospective owners of our Sealyhams will be asked about their home, their dog experience, and other questions that will help us place our beloved pups in homes where they will be permanent parts of the family - whether or not they are shown in CKC conformation, obedience, rally, or at working dog trials.