GILLCREST CAVALIER PUPPIES

This is our little Lilly she was born March 4^th.   I think she is so adorable with the kindest, sweetest personality you could ever ask for.  She will be small like her mother, and is very gentle and loving.

I would prefer a home where she will not be alone during the day, and if you have children they are older.

If you would like more information about Lilly, please send me an email.  I will ask you to fill out my adoption application, and we can go from there.

I am also expecting another litter in mid May.

Thank you,

Debbie

The puppies have arrived!  We have four blenheim females, three blenheim, males, and one tri colored male. They are three weeks old, all the puppies are healthy and gorgeous !!

The Cavalier Puppies Are In Full Swing Now!!

They are eating on their own, running all over the house trying to tackle mom.  Playing for long periods at a time, showing their personalities to each other and anyone else that will notice them.

They  had their first vaccination on Friday, which they all did great !  So now it’s time to go out and explore the outside world, since they have conquered each other, the house, and mom.

We received this email from Charlene about her and Miss Sadie Belle, and we just had to let them know how proud we are of both of them!!  Please read below.

I just wanted to share with you our Miss Sadie Belle which we purchased from you in December 2009 just won Best of Bay among all entries in Morro Bay. She first won best Medium sized dog then won the Best of the Bay! She is charming…awarded Most Obedient…and I thank you again for raising such a great litter of pups! She has inherited a lot of Arthur’s talents with the love of Scarlet! She never leaves my side and each day I am blessed with so much love….Best Dog Ever…she even beat out another Cavalier! Great job Deb…love the new website.
Charlene

The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppies are just over four weeks old now, and the puppies are doing great!!  They are starting to make some very noticeable changes.  They can walk on non-slippery surfaces; if it’s slippery their legs go out from under them.  They are starting to growl and bark a little, and they are showing some interest in playing and eating solid food.