Hello world again.

Our Bavette also gifted us with 3 babes . All are doing well.

 Better photos on their second day.

Hello World

 Just arrived!

Our Picante gifted us 3 precious babes. Two girls and One boy. 

All are doing well.

Available Adult Papillon Female

 Our girl Barbina is looking for a loving pet home.

DOB 5/31/2019, red/sable.

Update, 3/18/23 reserved.

For more information and inquiry please click HERE

please inquire here with your life style description 

Road's End Papillons Expecting Moms

 We are expecting puppies this coming late March.

Road's End Picante

Elite Pillango "Pavlo"

Road's End Bavette

Papillon Dog Standards & Characteristics

 

 New photo sent by the owner of Road's End Romeo.

Romeo lives in California.

Canine Food Allergy vs Intolerance

Many dog owners are assuming, or stating, their dog is allergic to some of the food items they are providing .

Learn about the difference between allergy vs intolerance.

Canine food allergy and food intolerance are two different conditions that can cause similar symptoms in dogs.

A food allergy is an immune-mediated response to a specific protein in the food that the dog's immune system identifies as a threat. This triggers an allergic reaction, which can lead to symptoms such as itching, hives, swelling, gastrointestinal upset, and even anaphylaxis in severe cases. The symptoms usually appear soon after the dog eats the offending food, and the severity of the reaction can vary from mild to life-threatening.

On the other hand, food intolerance is a non-immune response to certain ingredients in the dog's diet. It occurs when the dog's digestive system is unable to properly break down and digest certain ingredients, such as lactose in milk, leading to gastrointestinal symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, and flatulence. Unlike food allergies, the symptoms of food intolerance can take longer to appear and may not always be consistent.

To determine whether a dog is experiencing a food allergy or intolerance, it's important to consult with a (HOLISTIC) veterinarian. They may recommend an elimination diet or other diagnostic tests to identify the specific food or ingredient causing the symptoms, and develop a treatment plan accordingly.