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If you buy puppy from rescues, take a photo on the day you get it; it may come in handy for a memory.
The breed was controlled by ruling Merina closely. They forbid both coastal tribesmen (85% of the population) and non-noblemen to own a Coton. At the turn of this century, conquering French colonists adopted the Coton as well. Today, usually only social-climbing Malagasy and Frenchmen own a Coton de Tulear.
If you buy puppy from rescues, take a photo on the day you get it; it may come in handy for a memory.
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The Coton is the "Official Dog of Madagascar," and has been honored on a postage stamp. In 1970, the world-wide French Kennel Club [the FCI] recognized the Coton de Tulear as a rare, pure-breed. Unfortunately, political and economic crises on Madagascar now threaten the Coton with extinction in their native land. If you buy puppy from rescues, take a photo on the day you get it; it may come in handy for a memory.
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