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Who is the Texan Gal?


And here's hooman face of Texangals - that’s me, the “Texan” and “gal” who shows, breeds, and advocates for the American Toy Manchester.

The “Texangals” kennel name came out of my early years in the breed when I lived in the UK and bought my first English Toy Terrier. I was referred to as “that Texan gal”, and, having now returned to Central Texas, I’ve been nurturing my line of dogs ever since.

A Texangals dog will be built on a foundation of champions, thorough health testing, and generational improvement to conformation and temperament.

My dogs live in my home; the puppies whelp in my closet; I sleep next to them on a mattress until they get mobile, and when they’re old enough, they have a big pen in the living room where they slot into our daily routines. Puppy Culture, trips to the shops and restaurant patios, socialization classes - every puppy gets treated as though I’m planning to keep it myself.

I have some litters expected in December so we are taking inquiries now. Go to our puppy application on this website where you can use it to register your interest in becoming part of the Texangals legacy.

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