A woman with brown hair and glasses sitting on grass inside a small puppy pen, surrounded by several English Cocker Spaniel puppies, with some puppy toys nearby and a water bowl.

We take immense pride in raising stable, healthy companions. In addition to the parents being chosen for their outgoing and confident personalities, we place a high degree of importance on exposing the pups to all sorts of experiences that will prepare them for life with their new families. Weeks 3-16 of a pup’s life is the most important socialization window and this starts at the breeder’s!

We have a very small breeding program with only one litter per year. This provides each puppy, and their mom, with constant attention from us. Our puppies are home raised, in the middle of our family room. They are exposed to people, sights, sounds and smells encountered in a home environment.

They are introduced to basic grooming such as nail trims and electric clippers. Once old enough we get them accustomed to sleeping in a crate and bring them out into the backyard regularly to start pottying on grass.

They are introduced to many different surfaces such as wood, tile, vinyl, grass, patio stones, carpet.

Pups will already have been on several car rides before they go home at 8 weeks of age.

A small English Cocker Spaniel puppy sleeping inside a pet carrier with a blue blanket in it, set on a tiled floor with a wire enclosure and plastic pet cages in the background.