We have bred Cavalier King Charles Spaniels since 1981.We do extensive health testing of our dogs to ensure that only the healthiest are used for breeding.
We also carefully research pedigrees and linebreed for longevity. Our Cavaliers are linebred with a special emphasis on linebreeding back to the old, long-lived Pargeter bloodline.
I have done extensive research into the foundation bloodlines, have a database of over 8,000 dogs and would be happy to exchange pedigrees or look up the pedigree of any Cavalier whose ancestry you are interested in researching.
We occasionally have puppies available. Our puppies are AKC registered, certified healthy and guaranteed against hereditary defects. We do NOT sell dogs for breeding purposes so if you are looking for something that you can breed, this is not an option. We place puppies in pet homes only. All puppies are sold restricted that they not be bred and with limited AKC papers. We sometimes have spayed or neutered Adults available.
Phone: 864-859-6945
Email: cochrancav@gmail.com
By judy kamp Sat Apr 13th 2013 at 6:08 pm
Hi Cochran’s,
We have been having a wonderful time with Mochi. That is pronounced Mo…key. In Japan that means rice cake.
I am writing to thank you and I have a question. How do I clean his tear stains? I would like to keep his eyes clean.
Judy and Akiko
By SMC150 Sat Apr 13th 2013 at 9:19 pm
Delighted to hear that you are enjoying Mochi. There are eye wipes that you can purchase at Petsmart to wipe the tearstains underneath the eyes. Also, you can use “liquid tears” (can be found at CVS in the contact lens section) to rinse the pollen from his eyes. With the tree pollen so heavy right now, it can irritate the eye and cause more tearing than usual. Spaniels normally tear a little anyway due to the large round eye needing more tears to keep it moist. The most efficient eye shape for a dog is the almond eye shape which is seen in wolves. But dog breeders prefer the large round eye for a spaniel (and some other breeds) so if you don’t see some tearing then that would be cause for concern as “dry eye” is a serious condition in spaniels..leading to ulceration and other eye problems.
All the best,
Susan