Wild Roses Cavaliers

Policies

Prospective buyers are evaluated carefully to ensure suitable homes. Puppies are not sold to families with children under five unless an older dog is considered. Puppies are available for pickup at 10 weeks after vaccinations, worming, and vet certification. No formal cancellation policy is stated, but visits must be arranged by appointment.

Wild Roses Cavaliers is a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel breeder who raises puppies in their home as part of the family. While they do not explicitly offer dog training services, they provide comprehensive guidance on puppy ownership, including house training, socialization, leash manners, separation anxiety prevention, and child-dog interaction. Their website includes detailed questions for puppy owners to ensure responsible placement, emphasizing the breed’s need for companionship, crate training, and indoor living. They highlight successful therapy dog placements from their line, such as Quincy and Lucy, who are certified through Therapy Dogs International and Creature Comfort Pet Therapy. Their puppies come from health-tested, championship-line bloodlines with strong hearts and affectionate temperaments, making them ideal for families seeking well-socialized companions. They match puppies to homes based on lifestyle and provide health certificates, vaccinations, and worming before placement.

They do not offer group classes, private lessons, or board-and-train programs. Their role is that of a responsible breeder who educates future owners on managing their puppy’s behavior from day one, with a focus on preventing common issues through early socialization and proper home environment setup.

Accomplishments

Multiple puppies from Wild Roses Cavaliers have earned AKC Canine Good Citizen and Therapy Dog International certifications, including Quincy and Lucy. Breeding line includes champions with strong heart health and documented pedigrees through AKC and CKCSC.

How to Get Started!

Interested buyers are encouraged to call or email to arrange a visit to meet the breeder and puppies after they are six weeks old. The breeder maintains a list of interested families and matches puppies based on lifestyle and needs.