Puppies

All of our Cavalier puppies are AKC registerable, most are sold with Limited AKC registration. Occasionally, I will place a puppy in a show home with Full registration. Our adults are certified by a Cardiologist and Opthamologist every year, so you know you are getting healthy puppies. We do give a health guarantee on all our puppies.

Puppies will be vet checked at 6 weeks and have their vaccinations. Our children make sure the puppies get lots of attention so they are very well socialized and spoiled when they leave. We start them on crate training and they are usually sleeping through the night with no accidents by 7 weeks old, but no guarantees on that. All our puppies are started on NuVet Plus vitamins and Life's Abundance dog food (see Nutrition page).

Boy or Girl ?????

How can you decide on a boy or girl? Which is best for you? You may find that gender doesn't really matter because a Cavalier is a Cavalier is a Cavalier.......You can't go wrong!

Boys are "in love" with you and girls "love" you. What exactly does that mean?
Well, the boys won't leave your side for anything. The girls get love and then go off to find a favorite toy and come back to lie at your feet or at the other end of the couch. But, they still never let you out of their sight.

Now as far as attitudes go both are very loving and always ready to please, just as a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel should be. Keep an open mind when selecting your puppy, don’t close the door on a puppy because of preconceived notions of its gender, because you may be missing out on the best companion that you could have ever had. Either way you go, male or female, if it is a Cavalier you can’t go wrong. Just keep in mind every dog, male or female has its’ own personality and is unique in every way. The differences that you see should not be based on the gender, male or female. The differences that you should be looking at should be based on the litter as a whole.

When looking at the litter you may see one puppy in a litter that is more outgoing, the 1st one to check out a new situation and the 1st one to figure things out. Then in the same litter you may see one that may be a bit more reserved and tends to be more cautious when checking out a new situation. Sometimes this is very hard for a common person to look at the litter and be able to tell the personality developing, that is where the breeder comes in, it is very important to accept any advice that the breeder is giving you and weigh all aspects.