We also share our home with Chinese Cresteds, and we genuinely love the breed — they’re bright, funny, affectionate little dogs who fit beautifully alongside our Bergamascos. We have two Cresteds and enjoy showing them, appreciating both their type and their unmistakable personality. This is a very small, occasional breeding program: we do not breed often, and only move forward when a pairing makes sense for health, temperament, and the long-term best interest of the breed. When we do have a litter planned, placements are thoughtful and intentional, with the same priority we give all of our dogs — soundness, stability, and homes that truly fit the breed.

Blanch-O’s Ariella Kaylen’s Coffee and Contemplation

HOPPER

A woman with light skin and blonde hair, wearing a pink knit hat and a plaid jacket, smiling while holding a small puppy dressed in a Halloween-themed costume with a pumpkin design.
A puppy with a dog mask on its face, standing on a wooden beam and looking at the camera on a grassy lawn.

CH Kaylen’s Little Did They Know

JUNI

A dog with the body of a Chinese Crested and the head of a dog, possibly a Border Collie, standing on a wooden surface with a blurred background.
At a dog show, two women stand on either side of a small dog on a platform. The woman on the left wears a black and white patterned jacket and holds a purple ribbon. The woman on the right wears a colorful dress and looks down at the dog. The dog is a small, hairless breed with a silky coat and fluffy ears. There are flowers and a sign that reads 'Winners' and 'New Champion'. The backdrop is yellow with green text that reads 'Midwestern Madness Cluster'.
Two women smiling at an indoor event, one holding a dog with hair shaved off except for the head and ears, and the other holding a ribbon and a small dog with long, curly, white fur.

Juni loves to help raise our Bergamasco puppies. These two breeds do very well together and are the perfect opposites of each other.