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What does it mean to be licenced?
High standards
High standards
High standards
With many horrendous horror stories around the sale of puppies from puppy farms and individuals not considering welfare needs, we wanted to do all we could to show that we are responsible breeders. We gained our first licence in 2020 and have been granted the highest 5 star licence in 2022. We have just been inspected in October 2025, securing another 5 star licence. Buying a puppy is a big decision, this is a dog that you are looking to spend years and years with, therefore a healthy, happy and well socialised puppy is a must.
Peace of mind
High standards
High standards
We follow responsible breeding guidelines and only use healthy dogs in our breeding programme, this helps to reduce inherited health problems in puppies and improves the long-term health of the breed. All our puppies are vet checked and leave with insurance which gives you piece of mind. We keep detailed records which is available for council inspections by their animal welfare officer. During our recent inspection we were required to provide evidence of DNA screening for every dog and the studs we use. We ensure parents are compatible and pay particular attention to genetic coefficient of inbreeding (COI). We only use dogs who have a below breed standard COI by using kennel club calculators when we carefully plan litters. Additionally, we only use Cavalier King Charles Spaniels who have been screened as GREEN for Mitral Valve heart murmurs, all heath testing is supplied for both parents within our contract which we share with prospective owners before making a commitment. The contract is signed upon collection of their puppy.
Responsible
High standards
Responsible
As a licensed breeder, you know that we must provide accurate and honest information about our dogs which includes health and temperament. This helps to protect you from those type of breeders who sell sick, poorly socialised puppies and with no regard to the health and wellbeing of dogs in their care. Our social media updates, show we dearly care for all of our girls. Yes, they are part of our breeding programme, their home is ours forever. As you rightly would want to know so much about my standards, I also want to know about potential owners, I'm afraid I will not place a puppy with a potential owner if something does not feel right. It is my responsibility to ensure the right homes are selected for my puppies. I am fully transparent, nothing to hide, I'm proud of what I've achieved. Being licenced is doing my part towards stamping out unethical breeders.
We believe in having the best start
Home raised & socialised
Home raised & socialised
Home raised & socialised
Our girls are very much members of the family and our puppies are lavished with love and attention. Our girls live in our family home and we have a puppy room with a custom built aluminium whelping pen and puppy run. We handle puppies from birth and spend a lot of time following a socialisation programme so our puppies are confident and have the very best start. This involves handling from birth, introducing a range of experiences, sounds and textures. Being home raised means puppies will be familiar with household noises.
Welfare standards
Home raised & socialised
Home raised & socialised
Puppies are wormed with a veterinary approved wormer at 2, 4, 6 and 8 weeks of age. You can be confident that we uphold the highest welfare standards. All our puppies are vet checked, we supply full documentation of this too. We rear puppies on a high quality puppy food and at least a 2 weeks supply is included in the puppy pack. We have breeder insurance and puppies will leave with 5 weeks free insurance, this will be active on collection of your puppy.
Support & guidance
Home raised & socialised
Support & guidance
As a Cavapoo and Cockapoo breeder, I bring these babies into the world and there’s nothing I want more than the best for them. I love to develop relationships with the wonderful people who are chosen to be puppy parents. I do prefer to meet all potential new families and I’m sure you would want to meet me, the girls and see our home. I set up WhatsApp groups so you can keep in touch with all the siblings in the litter too, this is great for me to offer support and of course for those pupdates.