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Hi, My name is Andrea Robins. I have been breeding, showing and rescuing Shar-Pei for 25 years. Along with my partner Sharon Palmay and her daughter Jenn we breed under the Gumby's Perm Reg prefix.

We sell wonderful pets and have our show dogs in loving homes all over the world.

Hello, We lost our dear girl Niki to cancer at the beginning of September. She was only 6 1/2. Our hearts were broken. She was our special girl. After an exhaustive search and talking to many wonderful breeders my husband and I found what we think may be another special girl. She is a female, red brushcoat and arrived in Calgary last night. Many thanks to Andrea Robins of Gumbyssurprise in Aurora,Ontario. Our new baby has been called Aurora (Rory) and is out of Coco Chanel and McSteamy. She will be 9 weeks old tomorrow.  I have been checking this website for a few months now and I look forward to chatting with you all. The picture posted is our new baby.  

I am located outside of Chattanooga, Tn.  I have three pei's Peaches, Pogo, and Oscar.  My oldest is Peaches.  She turned 11 years old in January.  We adopted Pogo and Oscar over a year ago.  We have been with the breed going over 12 years now and have rescued and fostered over 200 pei's all together. 

As for myself  I am studying for my BA in secondary education.  When I am done with school i will have my PhD in childhood development.  I hope to finish my book in the next 5 years.  It is an ongoing process. 

I think that sums it up.  Oh yeah... Devi the site looks great! 

mom and dad with pei baby and 4 girls, loving family hard working mom in human service field and dad it expert

Have had nice rescues all my life.  I love my little guys.  I'm interested in this site because I met Devi at Best West and have learnt a lot from her in regards to your fantastic four legged creatures.

My dogs participate in: flyball, agility, disc dogs, rally o.  They have lots of fun and so do I!

My partner, David Lacey, and I live in a beautiful little fishing village on the Bay of Fundy in Nova Scotia, about an hour outside Halifax from May until November. Then we head for our beach house in Northern Florida for the other five months of the year.

Our Pei gets to play on the beach all year round and he will tell you that is the best!

We  are proudly owned by Once Again's Birch Hill Philip (aka Dr. Phil) from the outstanding breeder and friend, Claude Arsenault, Birch Hill, PEI, Canada. This is our third Shar Pei and Phil is so superior in term sof health and temperament compared to our other two dogs that I now truly understand the importance of careful breeding and choosing the very best you can find.

Our other two peis were dearly loved and we still miss them and shed some tears when we talk of them. Our first baby was a black male that we got when he was being sold off along with a large number of other adults. He was two and a half and he really knew nothing and had many, many quirks. He trained us and lived to be almost fifteen when we had to let him go when he developed bowel problems. He will forever be our "Sugar Bear" and his grave has a bird house on it that reads 'Forget Me Not". A more stubborn and devoted dog I have never seen. He was a real character and we loved him to pieces. When Sugar Bear was ten we got a fawn mini and from the moment I saw him it was love at first sight. Buster was ill from the first, with FSPF,demodex, and so many other things that I can't recount them all here. He became blind when he was five and develoepd cancer. We spent tens of thousands of dollars on vet bills trying to keep him alive but he finally told us that he couldn't go on when he was six and a half. Despite being so sick all of his life, he was hell on wheels and had the best personality, full of joy and adventure and I will always remember that he taught me that we must live life to the fullest. I have mourned losing Buster the four years since his death and will never get over losing him. He was, of course, the result of bad breeding and it is my firm belief that minis should never be bred for -- this is simply asking for trouble.

Our latest pal, Phil, has been healthy and happy and was easy to train. He is a therapy dog and makes weekly visits to a senior's home where he delights in meeting new friends and checking in with old ones. He finished his Canadian championship at the age of two and he is now retired. His black coat is wonderful and he always sports a fashionable scarf!

We stay in close contact with our breeder and could not ask for more support. Claude has a litter only once every few years and the puppies are raised in his house with love and care second to none. I would recommend Claude without hesitation. He continues to be one of my dearest friends in the world. He is a true steward of the breed and his ethics are immpecable. We can never thank him enough for his kindness and love of the breed.

So ... Phil is the centre of our lives and I can't imagine ever owning any other breed. Shar Pei are not for everyone and that is a good thing. Once you are hooked, though, therf eis no going back as I am sure everyone out there can attest to -- long live our Peis!!