Nothing Beats Puppy Breath

Tell me it's true? Your my new Mom - oh please!

Sweet Calvin is a very lucky pup indeed! If you have been following Embee Cavaliers blog then you already know, this little gem of a fellow headed to Lessons From and For 4 Legs last week. Katie and I met through our blogs about 2 year ago. It was so much fun getting to meet her when she was here to pick up Calvin! Now just to figure out how to get her back here... Ruby puppy perhaps ;) 

Seriously, who can resist puppies - indulge me some more while I bombard you with more CUTENESS!

Brother! Have Mercy - You Win!

Bucky is another little awesome dude that has an amazing home except this one is close so I no doubt, will be in his poor face for years to come snapping his picture ;)

Puppies are nature's remedy for feeling unloved, plus numerous other ailments of life.

 ~ RichardAllan Palm


Powerful Huntress the Great Kismet At Work
Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.
 ~ Nelson Mandela

Little Man Sharpening His Daggers 

You can't buy loyalty, they say

I bought it though, the other day;

You can't buy friendship, tried and true,

But just the same, I bought that too.

I made my bid, and on the spot

Bought love and faith and a whole job lot

Of happiness, so all in all

The purchase price was pretty small

I bought a single trusting heart,

That gave devotion from the start

If you think these things are not for sale,

Buy a brown-eyed puppy with a wagging tail.

~ Author Unknown

Go Fetch!

Do you know what to look for in a responsible breeder?

When seeking to purchase a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, the Cavalier Fanciers of Southern Ontario suggest you will want to discuss health testing for;

• Heart (yearly, Mitral Valve Disease by a Board Certified Cardiologist)
• MRI (Syringomyelia)
• Eyes (every other year by a Board Certified Ophthalmologist)
• Hips (x-ray, once)
• Patella (once)

Early in 2012, a new DNA test became available for Dry Eye and Curly Coat. Read about it [here]

Important vaccination considerations.

 
Long term health risks and benefits associated with spay/neuter in dogs

Ramblings, by Debbie