My name is Angela Schuller. I live with my husband and 5 children in Lakeville, Minnesota. In the past I bred and raised Golden Retrievers and now, along with the help of my family, we breed and raise the beautiful Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. Experience has taught me many lessons. I have faced nearly every situation (the happy along with the sad) that comes with breeding and holding these little lives in my very own hands. It takes skill, dedication and a vast knowledge of the breed to be successful. The road is not always easy, but when I hold a tiny little puppy, still wet with its mother’s nourishing waters, and watch it wiggle full of life and promise, everything invested becomes worth it in that moment. And it just gets better as those cute little darlings grow and open their eyes to the world and begin to discover all that it holds.

 

My passion for breeding is deeply wedged in my heart. I am an experienced breeder you can trust. Our Cavalier puppies are raised in ideal surroundings with lots of space indoors and out. We live on a nice parcel of land just on the edge of our community where the children and puppies alike have all the free outdoor space they need, which is more than they can even use!

 

Our Cavalier puppies are nurtured and kept close and warm in a loving environment, all while growing right under or feet. In  our home a puppy’s journey begins in the whelping pen, where the puppies are born in our bedroom and kept right near our bed, where I can reach down and touch them.  Then at around 4 weeks, the puppies and mom are moved to a nice penned area on the main floor. And from there we continue the journey,  moving towards the time the puppies are ready to leave us and littermates behind to begin a new adventure; a new and wonderful life with you and your family.

 

But before that day comes, my family and I work hard to make sure they learn all the many important things a puppy must along the way. From day one our puppies have constant, loving human Contact. They are handled gently often each day and each step into the world is taken in appropriate steps. As the puppies grow their world expands and important stages in learning and development are reached. Both mom and littermates play vital roles in social behavior development, so for the first several weeks they are constantly together. Then as they grow older and become more independent, we begin to introduce things which are common-place in a dog’s everyday life living with a “human pack”. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FOR INSTANCE…

 

     *Our puppies are used to having every inch of their bodies handled because not only are they handled often each day, but starting from the day they are born, we give them gentle, full-body  massages. This gets them comfortable having their paws, ears, toes, tails, etc. handled and examined, which makes trips to the vet and grooming & bathing easier.  It aids to induce calm and relaxation, and instills total trust in us as their leaders.

                                      Of course, it turns them into excellent couch companions as well!

 

     *Our puppies are very well socialized because we understand the vital lessons taught by mom & littermates and we allow for this important, natural learning to take place. As our puppies mature we introduce them gradually to different types of social settings and a variety of interactions, including attention from visitors of varied ages, exposure to other animals, walks & exciting car rides, and even things like vacuum cleaners and other noises. We also introduce the basics of house training!

 

     *Our puppies are well adapted to life away from mom and littermates and are content to sleep and eat in a crate alone because at around 6 or 7 weeks we begin taking each pup off alone for short periods of time to develop their own identity and to minimize separation trauma. During this time they are played with one to one and introduced to a crate at slow, increasing intervals. This makes the transition to their  new home at 10 weeks less frightening and more peaceful!

 

     *Our puppies are accustomed to wearing a harness and walking on a leash. It’s part of what we introduce during our one to one contact. Because as every dog knows, walks are fun, fun, fun!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TOGETHER MY FAMILY WORKS HARD TO GIVE OUR PUPPIES THE BEST LIFE

POSSIBLE SO THEY WILL BE READY TO BEGIN A NEW LIFE WITH YOU!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

“Proud to be a breeder you can trust!”

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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THE PRICE OF A CAVALIER PUPPY

 

Prices for Cavalier Puppies range from below $500 to above $3000

Consider these factors when choosing a breeder:

Are health and breed quality Priority One?     Is the breeder well informed?

Are they affiliated with well-known and reputable registries like AKC?    

Are puppies and adults raised indoors in a family pet environment?    

Do they take time to answer any and all questions?    

Do they care about you and your home environment?

     Are you a welcomed visitor in their home?    

And finally price:

PRICE TELLS YOU  A LOT!   

 

 

Reputable breeders focus on BREED HEALTH. Purchasing a puppy whose parents have had only BASIC health exams is not enough. All adults should receive Board Certified exams for HEARTS & EYES. These are necessary to help ensure the health of the puppies born and the lines they are from. Breeders who sell their puppies at low prices likely do not understand the importance of these exams, or worse, they are simply not willing to invest extra money in their litters or in YOU. For a happy HEALTHY Cavalier expect to pay between $1200 - $2500 for a PET Cavalier. To consider paying less is a gamble ending in possible pain & suffering for your pet and terrible heartbreak for you!!

 

NO ONE CAN GUARANTEE PERFECT HEALTH - NOT EVEN THE BEST BREEDER

 

But a reputable breeder will provide you the best odds by investing in the health of their beloved animals whom they consider their family pets. A Health Guarantee does not guarantee health as much as it does a reputable breeders high quality breeding program.

 

SO WHAT IS THE PRICE YOU PAY FOR A CAVALIER?

IN THE END IT IS UP TO YOU!

 

All of our puppies receive an ophthalmology exam

and a very thorough health exam by our trusted, highly qualified veterinarian

to determine the absence of heart murmurs and to approve their overall health.

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HOUSE TRAINING CAN BE A WHIZ!

We introduce the basics to help both You & Your Puppy!

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