Welsh Springer Spaniel Puppies

Once vaccinated, they are well socialized and begin positive response interaction to prepare for life as future members of a wonderful family.

Our primary goal is to produce happy, healthy companions.

To achieve that goal we investigate health histories to make the best informed breeding choices. Puppies are evaluated for temperament, conformation, trainability and then matched to suitable homes.

PET puppies are able to participaten in

all AKC events, except conformation

dog shows & breeding. You will have

the option to compete in performance

events such Hunting, Agility, Rally,

Tracking and more! PETS are placed

with a spay/neuter contract and will

have AKC "Limited" (Non breeding)

Registration.

SHOW puppies are placed with contracts

which require full health testing and

conformation title requirements to be

fulfilled prior to breeding. Additional

caveats and requirements may apply.

Our dogs are fully health tested for concerns within

the Welsh Springer breed, as are all prospective mates,

to achieve the best possible potential for a long life full

of exuberant devotion!

We are ethical Breed Enthusiasts and long time AKC Conformation Show Exhibitors striving to continue and improve on the qualities of the dogs we have invested in as both companion and performance animals.

On average, we breed a litter every 1 to 1 1/2 years. Our puppies are raised in our home, receive copious amounts of attention and affection, excellent veterinary care plus quality nutrition.

TAILS ... YOU WIN!!!

We are no longer docking tails!

I've never cared for removing parts of a dog.

It is apparent from European and other Welsh Springers world wide that having a tail does not hinder them in the field, when tracking, doing Agility or many other activities where they excel. More U.S. breeders are are taking this step, and we feel it is appropriate.

The case made for docking, especially related to hunting, seems contemporarily specious. Traditionally docking came about to avoid the encumbrance of brush and burrs, or possible injury, especially due to the scarcity of affordable Veterinary care available in past eras.

It may be a challenge to breed for correct tail set and carriage, but as an extension of the spine, it seems we should have the foundation already.