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The photos below are of Iris, Sidney, Oscar, Tilly and Roxy over the last few days. Iris and Sidney leave us tomorrow.
3 Comments
7/2/2021 02:14:48 am
Gorgeous photos !
Andy
7/2/2021 08:38:18 am
Lovely photos😀 thanks Helen, early start tomorrow on our journey to collect Iris, bet we won’t sleep tonight 😂
Helen Perryman
7/3/2021 12:37:28 am
I hope Iris and Sidney have good journeys today. You breed such amazing puppies Jane! Hope of course has her moments but overall she is a very calm, very loving pup and a real credit to the work you put in to your breeding and rearing. Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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Blottie and Granddaughter Polly
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AuthorWelcome to this blog. I am Jane, a hobby breeder, situated in North Devon, England, UK (map at bottom of page ,shows where we are) on a quest to breed a healthier small spaniel similar to the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. Archives
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Our breeding dogs are multi generational extensively health tested. With all our breeding stock having recommended and relevant DNA tests for their breed/breeds. We also have breeding stock annually eye examined on the BVA Hereditary Eye Disease Scheme for dogs, MRI scanned on the BVA scheme using the BVA chiari malformation /syringomyelia breeding protocol, and heart examined using The Kennel Club Heart Scheme for Cavalier King Charles breeding protocol |
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