Abyssinian
Our foundation stock came from Suzette Rundle of Cavy Cargo Caviary in NY.
American
We've experimented with different American cavy varieties for years, and in 2023, we decided to work with Cream, White and Himalayans. Occasionally other varieties may be bred and exhibited.
Our foundation stock of Himalayans came from our mentors Barabra and Paul Munro of The Cavy Castle "TCC" in Maryland.
We also had the opportunity to bring in two
more Americans in the Himalayan variety from Chase Austin in Texas of Cajun Wood Cavies.
Our whites came from
Barabra and Paul Munro of The Cavy Castle "TCC" in Maryland. James Goodrich of New York and Frank Westley of Tennessee.
Our creams come from Dr. Bob DiGregorio of Sweet Corn Caviary in Pennsylvania.
American Satin
We've experimented with different American Satin cavy varieties for years, and in 2023, we decided to work with Cream, White and Himalayans. Occasionally other varieties may be bred and exhibited.
Our foundation stock of Whites came from our mentors Barabra and Paul Munro of The Cavy Castle "TCC" in Maryland.
Peruvian
Previously, my nephew and I were actively involved in breeding and showing Peruvians. Following his departure from the hobby, I significantly reduced my Peruvian stock.
To preserve our lineage, I held a few select pigs back we had developed for so many years and occasionally did a few breeding to preserve our lines. Years later, I have reinforced my foundation stock through the purchases made from Theresa Svigel of Sibling Rivalry Caviary in OH to assist in my future goals.
Peruvian Satin
Previously, my nephew and I were actively involved in breeding and showing Peruvians Satins. Following his departure from the hobby, I significantly reduced my Peruvian Satin stock.
To preserve our lineage, I held a few select pigs back we had developed for so many years and occasionally did a few breeding to preserve our lines. Years later, I have reinforced my foundation stock through the purchases made from Theresa Svigel of Sibling Rivalry Caviary in OH to assist in my future goals.
Silkie
Previously, my nephew and I were actively involved in breeding and showing Silkies and Silkie Satins. Following his departure from the hobby, I significantly reduced my Silkie stock.
To preserve our lineage, I held a few select pigs back we had developed for so many years and occasionally did a few breeding to preserve our lines. Years later, I have reinforced my foundation stock through the purchases made from Mike Boyle of Twin Rivers Caviary in NJ to assist in my future goals.
Silkie Satin
Previously, my nephew and I were actively involved in breeding and showing Silkies and Silkie Satins. Following his departure from the hobby, I significantly reduced my Silkie stock.
To preserve our lineage, I held a few select pigs back we had developed for so many years and occasionally did a few breeding to preserve our lines.
Teddy
We have previously bred Teddy and Teddy Satins. Years later, we are now expanding our caviary to include some again. We extend our gratitude to Christy Gotwols of Old Orchard Cavies in NJ for our re-entry into the Teddy Satin breed.
Teddy Satin
We have previously bred Teddy and Teddy Satins. Years later, we are now expanding our caviary to include some again. We extend our gratitude to Christy Gotwols of Old Orchard Cavies in NJ for our re-entry into the Teddy Satin breed. As well as Jean Doyon from Cananda.