Available Retiring Adult Mi-Kis (and older puppies)

Occasionally, we have retiring adult Mi-Kis available to the right home. It’s always a difficult decision to place our treasured companions into other families when they’ve been such a huge part of ours. We try to balance the needs of the Mi-Ki gene pool, our family, and the needs of the dogs. This means not over-breeding our Mi-Kis, not collecting too many, and allowing them to retire to a pampered life in a loving family where they aren’t competing with several other dogs for attention.

Mi-Kis usually live from 12-15 years of age. Adopting one of our adults or older puppies is less of a commitment for retirees who are looking for companionship or families hoping to skip potty training and the teething stage.

As family dogs, our adults are not accustomed to being in crates. They are fond of sleeping with humans, playing in the yard with supervision, regular walks, and being part of our lives. In short, our adult Mi-Kis are ready-made pets that will thrive with a bit of fine-tuning with training that they’ll be able to receive with more individualized care.

Royal T’s Hollywood Heston – DOB 6/7/25 – Retiring – Available after neutering

Heston has been a wonderful show dog for us. He has an easy-care coat and a gentle temperament. He can be a little reserved with strangers but is very loving with people he knows. Although his type and temperament are what we’re looking to produce in our program, we had some congenital defects in a couple of his trial litters, so we have decided to place him in a pet home.

Heston was trained to cloth potty pads as a puppy, however, he currently is wearing belly bands to prevent marking. He also uses an indoor grass patch. Once he is neutered and rehomed, he may be able to be house trained to the outdoors or an indoor potty station, or he may do best continuing to wear male wraps. We have not yet neutered him but plan to have him scheduled soon.

We’ve invested a lot into this gorgeous dog, and he’s only 1 year old. Skip the puppy phase with this ready-made pet! He’s being offered for our regular puppy price of $3,500 despite being fully vaccinated, having had his baby teeth removed, and he will be neutered. He’s also had a full Embark DNA panel and OFA testing. This is a tremendous value!

CH Regalo InChanTing Emery Royal T – DOB 6/29/2024

Emery is a gorgeous tiny sable two-year-old female we’d obtained from another breeder from our lines in order to promote the frozen lineage. She did very well in the show ring and was a UKC Top Ten dog in 2025. Unfortunately, she did not do well during her pregnancy and ended up going into preterm labor. The pregnancy also loosened her patellas, so we decided she would make a beloved pet. Emery has already been spayed, had a recent teeth cleaning, and is up to date on her vaccinations. She has been trimmed down out of her flowing show coat, but she is still a lovely girl. She is $3,000.

Other Adult Mi-Kis under Retirement Consideration

Other retirement candidates include Bitsy after her November litter, Astra, Halen, Cosmo, and Pepe. Contact us if you have interest in any of these gorgeous Mi-Ki adults.

Older Available Puppies

Courtesy Listing – Cosmic Duke – 5 months old, DOB March 14, 2026 – available in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area, but can be delivered anywhere

Duke is a bigger beautiful boy out of Royal T’s Libby (A Brighton/Harley Champion) and CH Estrellita’s Rico. Please contact Pennie Carlson at 972-345-3510 for adoption details. She is willing to work with the right family to help get him into his forever home. This is a great opportunity to add a sturdy, well-bred Mi-Ki to your family for a reduced price. Duke is charting to be around 10 pounds!

Duke’s Parents are both UKC Champions:

Abby + Rhett – Parents of Wendie – DOB – 4/14/26

Wendie – black & white long-coat female – Five Months Old – charting to be 7 pounds, 3 ounces – available, ready now

Wendie is gorgeous. Wendie means, “fair and smooth, blessed ring.” I’m crazy about this girl with the large, expressive eyes and pretty, shorter muzzle. Her coat is shiny and straight, and it is easy to care for. She has a nice topline, tail set, and shorter legs. She stacks like a show dog, but has a very mild underbite that is starting to show thanks to her short, square muzzle. Wendie does not appear to have the silvering gene. I will probably keep her unless the right family absolutely has to have her. She’s not going to be offered at a discount (She’s $3,500), but she is still a considerable value considering she is fully vaccinated.

Bitsy + Halen – DOB 4/18/26 – The Parents of Xella, our adorable Smooth-face Mi-Ki Girl

Xella – tricolor smooth-face female – 19 weeks old – charting to be 5 pounds, 9 ounces – available, ready now

Xella is a tricolor smooth-face female Xella is an active, clever Mi-Ki. She would do well in an environment with other dogs, gentle kids, a yard, and lots to do. She is very smart and gets super excited when I talk to her. I think she would be well suited for agility or some other dog sport. Although she has good conformation structure wise, she has two little teeth that show often, so she’s not a show candidate.

Despite being an active girl, she can also be very cuddly and affectionate. Xella enjoys sleeping in bed with me. We’re very fond of each other. She has done well socializing with children. Xella was a crowd favorite at puppy Yoga class as she knew everyone was there just for her! She happily greeted everyone with enthusiasm.

Xella is reliably housetrained to indoor potty pads. She seems to be skipping the “uglies” and is growing a nice adult coat already. Xella has been discounted to $3,300, which is a tremendous value for a fully vaccinated puppy that we’ve worked with through the roughest part of the puppy stage.

Xella is actually a close relative of Cosmic’s Duke, listed above. Xella’s mom, Bitsy, is a half sister to Libby, and her sire, Halen, is Duke’s cousin. But Xella is only going to be a little over 5 pounds.

Cara Mia + Max – Parents of Yara, DOB 4/21/26

Yara – white & cream long-coat female – 5 months old – charting to be 5 pounds, 11 ounces – available, ready now

Yara means “small butterfly.” Yara has unique light-colored eyes and chocolate nose leathers and paw pads. We are wondering if she potentially carries an unusual chocolate/cocoa genetic variant. Only Max carries chocolate, but some of the older lines reportedly had an undetermined dilute gene. Since her sire is from the frozen lines, we are wondering if that is the situation here. Her coat is easy to comb through but is starting to get fairly wavy as it grows longer.

Yara loves to give kisses and be held. She has an outgoing, clever personality that I love. She is easy to train. She is a nice medium-sized girl who is easy to transport but isn’t too fragile. She likes to talk about things on her mind, i.e., when it’s time for dinner, but she’s not normally yappy. She particularly loves my husband Bill, so she would be a good candidate for a male guardian. Yara enjoys going to puppy yoga classes and makes friends with everyone she meets. People love her pretty face. She is great with meeting new people. I think she has been slow to be adopted only because they are not sure they want to deal with tear stains on a white dog. In addition, her patellas have some laxity, but may firm up as she matures.

Yara has been discounted to $3,300, which is a tremendous value for a fully vaccinated puppy that we’ve worked with through the roughest part of the puppy stage.

Mirabella + Heston – Parents of Austin – DOB 5/10/26 – Ready Now

Austin – black & white long-coat male – 4.5 months old – charting to be 4 pounds, 3 ounces as an adult – available, ready now

Austin may be tiny, but he has a big personality! He was on a delayed vaccine schedule due to his small size, but he’s all caught up and been microchipped, so he’s ready for adoption now. His coat was growing out unevenly, so we decided to give him a trim. His conformation is now visible, and he looks really nicely put together. Which look do you prefer? Austin is being offered at $3,700 due to having to hold on to him through his vaccinations with his tiny size.