It is with a heavy heart that we must find homes for our dogs on occasion. If we feel confident that they will do well in a new home then we feel it is important to our breeders to find them a good home. They are our family and some have been with us for their whole life. We Love them all very much but being a good dog breeder means being willing to sacrifice your heart so that you can continue improving the bloodline your currently working on. There are critics out there that say, we should keep our numbers down on the dogs we own, they are also the same critics that say we should never re-home our dogs. It is complicated and although dog breeding will pull at your heart strings and bring you heart ache when you must say Good Bye, It is also knowing when to make sacrifices for the greater good. It is also a true passion, if your not in it for the best interest of the dog, then you shouldn't be doing it. We do feel it is important to re-home our retired breeders when we can, it is when numbers are high that neglect can occur. It may not even be intentional but it doesn't need to happen, with proper placement of the retired breeders it won't happen.

Still yet they are like family and will be missed dearly by us!! So we do have certain qualifications we will be looking for in our new owners. Some of our Most important qualifications are..... YOU MUST BE LOCAL TO OUR AREA. We only want the BEST for them so VET CARE and PREVENTATIVE MEDICINES ARE A MUST! A GOOD VET REFERENCE is required to adopt one of our Adults!! INSIDE HOMES ONLY! A COMFY COUCH to lay on because that is what they are use to! LOTS OF LOVE AND PATIENCE WHEN NEEDED! Patience is necessary when adopting any adult dog. They are use to their current owners and it will take them some time to adjust to their new home, some will even need to be encouraged to eat at first. It is difficult for them but they can get through the process a lot easier with Patience, Love and reassurance from their new owners. A fenced yard if possible, they are use to going potty on their own. If you don't have a fence, then it will take them a few days to get use to going on the leash.

All of our dogs are our Babies and they are treated just like our Pets. We Love them all very much and we only want the best homes for them. This really is the hardest part, letting go when the time comes.  If you can provide a Good, Loving indoor home with lots of Patience (especially the first few weeks) and Vet Care please contact me about one of our adults. They are all great dogs! Please click on their pictures to see their descriptions.

 

I have decided to rehome some of my Cocker Spaniels and one of my Miniature Poodles, I am downsizing and may have to make the decision soon to start pointing my life in a different direction other than dog breeding. Some of these Cocker Spaniels listed are older but they are still great dogs and very healthy. Below you will find a description of each one of them. All of the dogs below are crate trained at night and used to a fenced in yard but can be trained differently, yes you can teach older dogs new tricks if your patient with them.  Please contact me for more information.

Destiny: Destiny is sisters with Paige from the same litter. She is a Black and Tan Cocker Spaniel born on 5-16-16. Destiny has a heart of gold! She is just as sweet as her sister only a little less demanding for attention, lol. She too gets along great with everyone! She is great with other dogs and children. She is a more laid back kind of girl. She loves to lay on the couch beside you and get her attention. She is a very healthy girl and does not have any health issues. Asking 250.00.

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