hi there
im intrested to hear from any cav king charles breeders owners
heard theres a few on here
im currently going to start looking for breeders
so love to hear from any of u
and owners telling me about there cavx
cheers

I am not a breeder.
I have Tilly who you can read about on "Chloe the rescue cav" thread.
Not sure what you want to know about but all i can say is they are a fantastic breed and sooooooo loving. Tills is very spoiled and is a daddys girl. Would not part with her for a million pounds (maybe two) Only joking.

do you have one?

I would like a tri coloured or a ruby in the next few years but it would have to be a rescue.

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Grandma to Jinja Dog, Mum to Tilly the Cavalier, Tattycat, Moomy, Choo, Sonic, Niven Mc Twisp and Lawna the rabbits and 1 guinea,17 budgies, 4 Cockatiels, 8 Goldfish.

There are a few owners around don't know of any breeders on the site. They're fantastic little dogs though just be careful to get one from a breeder that fully health tests MRI scans, heart tests, eye tests as well I think. They have a lot of problems sadly

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"A dog is not "almost human," and I know of no greater insult to the canine race than to describe it as such."
John Holmes

Owned by Buster cairn terrier mix and Leo netherland dwarf mix bunny

I do not own or breed them, although have been looking after seven for a friend for a week - shes been breeding and showing over 35years and is a champ judge. Their great little dogs, have been easy to look after. I have groomed them before for crufts, but have enjoyed grooming, walking ect them while she is away.

hi there i have a read of that once ive typed this
at present we only have started balling rolling to look for breeder ,its something ive wanted for yrs now but have had dogs in family when i was grown up ,collies and old english sheepdop ,these were my parents dogs
i love a ruby colour one and also name her ruby lol
also id love a blenheim one too but dont want to be too greedy
have just brought lot new books to look over and hopefuly i find a suitable breeder sometime soon but not in a hurry so happy to wait for rite one

thanks for that advice
we will defo be asking for proof of testing etc
really cant wait
yes sadly im aware they do have problems and hopefuly if we do come across anything they get rite treatment and lot of tlc from us

I have a blenheim cavalier from health tested parents, although they weren't MRI'd, and were ok in the show ring.

I have found a few breeders that I am interested in, for a tri pup, most who only breed parti-colours, who are MRI'd etc.

If you want a decent cavalier breeder, make sure they have heart, eye and MRI scores, and the parents are over 2.5 years and grandparents over 5

Best way to find a decent breeder is to go to a Cavalier Breed Show, and ask around Do your research too

They are a fun loving breed, who are friendly and easy to train as they love to please, they are very greedy though!! My pupster is quite timid to start, but she's ok with the judges etc.

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Hi I have three of the lil beauties. You wont regret getting a cav they are so loving and gentle and great with the kids. They are easy to train too so eager to please and would agree they love thier food!!

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thanks for all your replys
were would i find breed show which i could maybe meet breeders im from scotland ?
the photos of the cavs look fab
,they totaly gawjus
cant wait until i get my own
im aware cavs are good in pairs for company etc but someone is always here at our home anyway
would love to have 2 if possable ,the same sex thou
dont know were to buy one and get another later ?
or can you get two at same time? im not sure what breeders rules are on that one as hubby thou be easier 2 train 2 pups at once
cheers

To be honest, I'd get one, then get another a year or so later, once you've gotten the first trained up, so to speak They do, do good in pairs, but I wouldn't take 2 pups from the same litter.

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