The Puppies Have Arrived!

We're happy to announce that puppies are here from two* of our Best of Breed winning, homegrown Grand Champions!

*GCH La Reina's 'Splain It To Me "Ricky" and GHC La Reina's Phoebe

Ricky, Best of Breed

Phoebe, Best of Breed

Phoebe, Best of Breed

Breeder of Merit Badge

Proud to be honored as an AKC Breeder of Merit

Jennifer Roberts-Espinosa,

Secretary, CKCSC of Southern California
Member, San Gabriel Valley Kennel Club
Member, Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Club, USA
Past Director, Cavaliers of the West
Associate Member, American Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Club

La Reina's Socialite, "Bunny"

New Champion "Bunny," 2024

Why choose a Hobby Show Breeder?

Dog shows offer exhibitors an opportunity to have their breeding stock judged for quality. The goal is to produce puppies with superior qualities, including beauty and health. While we keep the "pick of the litter", you will get the advantage of a puppy that was bred to the American Kennel Club published Breed standard. A dog purchased from a hobby-show breeder is more likely to be "typey", that is, to look and act more like a Cavalier. In addition, the hobby-show breeder lives by ethical guidelines.

The Breed

The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is an affectionate, gentle and sporting toy dog. They get along well with children, cats, and other dogs. While Cavaliers are intelligent, and easy to groom and train, they do shed, occasionally chew things, and sometimes forget their manners by barking, or making a puddle. These are the lap dogs of kings and they make wonderful companions. They are equally happy on a leash or sleeping in a soft bed -preferably yours! READ MORE...

Cavalier Care

The Cavalier's long, silky coat needs to be brushed several times a week. We recommend a bath at least every two weeks, but preferably weekly. (Cavaliers are spaniels and don't mind the water.) They need good quality food, exercise and regular visits with your vet. Cavaliers love to play chase and will chase just about anything that moves, so they should always be on a leash or in a fenced yard. READ MORE...