We
are located in SE Kansas, by the Missouri, Oklahoma borders.
I have been
involved in dogs for over 35 years, have always loved cockers, and finally
got the chance to get my 1st cocker in the early 90's and have been hooked
since then.
Some of my dogs are
shown in conformation, some in performance, others are rescues we have.
Our dogs have done well in conformation, performance as well as registered
Therapy dogs and seizure alert dogs.
We strive for quality
and breed for the total package; health, temperament and adhering to the
breed standard.
I am very involved
with Cockers in most aspects and also have a particular interest in pedigree
and health & genetic research in Cockers.
I'm a member of the
Tulsa Cocker Club.
I am the Co-Founder
of Cocker Spaniel Rescue of the Mid Plains.
I also run the longest
running Cocker list on the net: Cockers@yahoogroups.
I also run the SHOWCOCKERS
List which is comprised of Show and Performance fanciers from all over
the world. (Both lists are also on Facebook)
We breed 1 or 2 litters
a year-often less.
My goal is to do my
best to help direct the producing of healthy, happy, quality, loving Cockers
that are also bred to the Standard
We mainly breed for
the solids, in both varieties, concentrating mostly on black & tans
and browns
Although we do have
other colors.
Pups are available
to approved show, performance or pet homes.
Pets go on spay/neuter
contracts only |
Our cockers are
pets and family first and live in our home.
I am
a semi retired RN, and I also work from home.
So I
am home all the time with our dogs. Vacation? What's that? LOL
They
are my 4 legged "kids" and with "kids" you spend a lot of time,
playing
with, grooming, cleaning, picking up toys, training them
and
loving and enjoying them :-)
Cockers
have always been my dream dog since I was a kid,
and
the love I still have for them 50+ years later,is just as strong.
Photo of me and a Cocker named
"Sarge" in 1958
My cockers
are well adjusted, loving happy SPOILED dogs
and
I spend and enjoy time with all of them.
They
run and play together (when no one is in season),
and
they love and respect me as their pack leader.
I spend
enormous amounts of time watching their behavior,
how
they interact with each other and their doggy language.
I feel
it is important to know dog behavior and be able to
communicate
with them.
We all
can learn a lot if we do; not only with behavior but understanding unconditional
love and acceptance.
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