I so wish we could have a peek at Jamba's papa. His mother and family are gorgeous not just by appearance but by their socialization skill set. You are so lucky Charlie. Love them all.
I must say that I love your family of King Charles, the fact they are so beautiful and have such lovely natures. I am especially fond I must admit of Jamba, he has a soft spot with me. Thank you so much for your videos, can't get enough of them. Lovely to see a new litter arrive for Lizzie and I hope they and Lizzie are doing great. Thank you again.xx
I can see where Jamba gets his personality and grace from...it's very clear your dogs are very loved and I hope you have many more wonderful years with them.
I love your videos. Thank You so much.You have kept me happy while I wait for my next cavalier puppy lovebug. I will always miss my old boys Ollie Beau and Machie.
I so loved seeing Jamba’s extended family! All are very beautiful and such a blessing for you to have in your life! It’s obvious how much you love and enjoy all of your pups! And so do I! 🐶♥️
Charlie, Boo is one of the prettiest tri's I have ever seen. Of course, Lizzy and all the family are great dogs. Jamba should be so proud that he represents such beautiful lineage, you as well. Awesome that you chose to keep him. Can't help but adore him. If you recall, I was almost certain that you would choose to keep him. I'm so glad you did.
Thanks for your kind words, especially about Boo. It's more difficult to see her beauty now, post-spaying, because her coat has gotten curly, wooly, and heavily ticked. She was gorgeous when she was young. I will always remember the day she finished her Grand Championship; the judge, one whom I respect, carried on about how difficult it was to get that sweet look in a Tricolor. That same weekend, one of the top AKC handlers in the country was right behind me in line to enter the ring, and asked me if I bred her. When I said yes, he just said "well done."
@@chaskat35 and so the seed continues to grow in adoration of the breed. Yes she is a beauty but what I've seen in her I miraculously see talent galore and her attentiveness to your voice in loving Jamba. I shed a tear every time you so eloquently speak to Jamba as well as the others, and watch those beautiful brown eyes totally drawn to your next word. The tear? You may ask, is because my Blenheim Gentry who passed Sept 19 2020, ALWAYS focused on my every word. He was always a champion to win my heart. Funny how I started with soft words and a body motion. Nothing elaborate. I could be stopped and speaking to a neighbor on our usual walks and all I had to do was make my body motion and TOTAL attentiveness. The kids would love to watch him paw count numbers. He never missed a time. But the adoration in his eyes and the watchful look he always gave me will be my fondest memory. My adoring shadow still follows me. Sometimes I assume he's still sitting there behind me when I turn around. I will never replace him but I know I would love another as he would want me to do. I'll leave you with this lasting impression of him. When he was two we adopted a teeny tiny preemie shihtzu. We still have her. He immediately became her guardian ALL THE TIME. He insisted that she was always by his side!! If I was petting him he would scoot her closer and insist that she receive the same. Almost as a mother would do with her pup. Now do you see my point. I think you have a pup who will provide you with more love and accomplishment than you could imagine. Enjoy and keep them happy, you will be rewarded. Have a beautiful day.
very interesting about the hair changing texture and appearance after being spayed - I'd have never thought of that - I just thought how cuddly Boo looked w/ that cozy coat 😃😃🥰🥰🙂
My family had a Black and Tan Cavalier Ollie for 12 beautiful years. He graduated to heaven and we miss him so much but we're so glad to have had time with him. Enjoy your Ollie.
I love your videos. I'm following you since Jamba was born. You are a great breeder. I'm looking forward to getting my puppy from Cavalier Kindom Ravello, Cordoba, Spain, he's now seven weeks old. Thanks for sharing your videos.
@@chaskat35 Thanks for answering. It's so nice seeing Jamba growing and meeting his family as well. I think I chose a great breeder as you are. Greeting fron Spain. I will continue following you.
I wonder if you take your family of dogs to a groomer or do you do their grooming yourselves? Beautiful family! Wonderful videos! Thank you for sharing.❤️🐶
So many wonderful, beautiful dogs. We have had 2 Cavs and loved every minute they were with us. Dealt with heart issues and then meds to keep them with us as long as possible. We would adore another one but so afraid of health issues. Is there some way to make the best choice when we do it again ?We love them but are almost afraid to do it again.
Only consider a breeder who can show you proof that BOTH PARENTS of the puppy were cleared for heart disease from a cardiologist, and for eye problems from an ophthalmologist, within a year of the breeding. It's a plus if they also have proof that the parents were cleared for patella luxation and hip dysplasia. It's a proven fact that the puppies will follow the health of the parents at about a 90% rate - not an absolute guarantee, but the best possible assurance that your puppy will most likely live a good, long life. If you tell me where you're located, I might be able to refer you to a reliable source.
@@chaskat35 Thank you, really want to do a better job this time around. When we started with Cavs we really weren't knowing what we needed to look for..went basically on sweet looking doggie. We are in San Diego.Thanks so much !!!!
I know several good breeders in California, but none of them are in your area. If you want a good contact to start with, you might try Wesely Schiffman - she's just north of LA. Not nearby, but she might know of someone closer to you. I"ve known her for a very long time, and I would trust her judgment. Tell her Charlie W referred you.
Nice family watched your videos when looking for my cavlier. What happened to Pamuk ? did you wind up not keeping him ? He was in video I watched previously. My Morty has similar markings to Jamba. Morty turned 1 year old last month \
Pamuk is a wonderful, handsome boy. However, I know what judges are looking for in the ring, and what I am looking for in breeding. He didn't develop quite the way I expected he would. He lives a very comfortable life with an owner whom we've known for years, right across the street from the beach in Fort Lauderdale FL.
Ever since the COVID pandemic started, there has been a marked increase in demand for puppies, so it takes a long time, lots of effort, and a little bit of luck to find one.
Pamuk didn't develop as well as we had hoped. He's a very handsome boy, and has a great personality, but he just wasn't the top-notch example of the breed that would fit into our breeding program. He now lives a very comfortable life right across the street from the beach in Fort Lauderdale FL, with an owner whom we know well.
That's the plan - but, as always, we have to be patient and see how he develops. If he looks good in a couple of months, we will enter him in whatever dog shows we can make. Then, if all still is going well when he's two years old, we'll have him health-tested to make sure he is clear of inherited diseases. If that all checks out, he can be used as a stud dog.
Bracer unfortunately took a bad turn about a week ago. We took him to the vet, and found that he was in end-stage kidney failure, so we had to have him put down. I feel good about the fact that we gave him 14 months of a happy life after his owner passed away, despite being in Congestive Heart Failure for the last few years. Mitzi is still around, but she sleeps almost all day. I didn't introduce her because she likes to be left alone - and because she is not part of the "Cavalier family."
@@chaskat35 Sorry to hear about Bracer - you gave him a good life after he lost his owner and I admire your dedication to the dogs you breed even after they go to their owners. As I head toward being an old grumpy lady myself I totally understand Mitzi's preference to be left alone
How do you deal with getting your puppy to social with your man dogs? Currently both my 3 year male cavalier run and hide from 9 week old male and just growl at him when he eats and goes near their toys?
That kind of fighting is mostly just play fighting, although some of it might be territorial. For the most part, our adult Cavaliers love to play with the puppies.
@@chaskat35 my 9 year old female is only one who plays with him. Old males want nothing todo with him...Probably territorial and they don’t want to share attention
Other male Cavaliers in our neighborhood did not like our boys. They were well socialized, gentle and affectionate with other dogs. Due to Covid and a few personal issues we came off the show circuit. We were not going to return to conformation. Trick dog & obedience is still an option. Once we had them neutered the other male Cavaliers stopped growling at the boys and accepted them with tails wagging.
Jamba's sire is a Blenheim owned by an excellent breeder I know, who lives in Massachussets. His name is "Iggy," he is a successful show dog, and he is thoroughly health-tested.
I wish my cav wasn't neutered :( I'd totally breed him! He would literally be the perfect breeding dog, no health issues, and great personality! He's 7 and according to google he's in the 5 percent of Cavs with none of the major health conditions. I'm not sure if googles numbers are correct but ya. Hes a perfectly healthy dog and we got him from a good breeder :)
If you ever do decide to get into breeding, make sure you have an experienced breeder to act as a mentor, and be prepared for just about anything to happen. My videos focus on the positive aspects, but there is no shortage of heartache involved.
Yes, litter sisters. They came from probably the best litter we ever bred. There were 3 Champions in that litter, and two of them went on to be Grand Champions. The other 3 puppies in the litter were also pretty good looking, and had great temperaments.
Do you have trouble with your male breeding dogs not being housetrained. I've always heard males that aren't neutered will mark in the house and outdoors no matter what?
If they aren't neutered, they are more likely to mark, but strict adherence to the crate training protocol, combined with consciencious vigilance, will train them not to mark.
Son una gran familia!!!😘😘
I so wish we could have a peek at Jamba's papa. His mother and family are gorgeous not just by appearance but by their socialization skill set. You are so lucky Charlie. Love them all.
I have had 2 cavaliers and still learn new info from your videos-your cavalier family is so sweet and gorgeous
We’ve had our cavalier for 10 days and she’s absolutely perfect 🥺
congrats you are in for great time
Yay we get ours In 2 weeks. She will be our first
@@katiebundrock7209 . I'm gonna get my baby boy CAVALIER in two weeks. His name Is Dylan AND i can't barely wait to have him with me. ❤️❤️
I love all your Cavaliers / They are all so beautiful and their faces are perfect 😍
Awe bootie is my favorite. She seems like she has a fun personality
I must say that I love your family of King Charles, the fact they are so beautiful and have such lovely natures. I am especially fond I must admit of Jamba, he has a soft spot with me. Thank you so much for your videos, can't get enough of them. Lovely to see a new litter arrive for Lizzie and I hope they and Lizzie are doing great. Thank you again.xx
Jamba you are so very lucky to be in a home with so much love! You needed a boy in the mix! Didn't realize they were all girls until now.
How lovely to see Jamba’s beautiful family. You are to be congratulated for your wonderful care of these beauties.
Always enjoy looking at your beautiful dogs!!!
That Bootsie is spunky! Love your pups.
Loved this! Hilary & Justin
Lovely 🌸
Thank you for explaining the turn of stifle and show qualities. It's very interesting for us pet owners. It was great to meet Jamba's family.
I can see where Jamba gets his personality and grace from...it's very clear your dogs are very loved and I hope you have many more wonderful years with them.
Jamba what a beautiful family you have. You're a lucky little puppy!!!
Very nice to see your cavalier family! Thanks for sharing. They all look great❤️👍
Gorgeous family!
Lovely to meet all your wonderful family.
Thanks for sharing your beautiful family.
What a gorgeous family 🐶🐶🐾🐾, just love Jamba
Thank you, Jamba, for sharing, sweetheart ♥️♥️♥️
I love your videos. Thank You so much.You have kept me happy while I wait for my next cavalier puppy lovebug. I will always miss my old boys Ollie Beau and Machie.
I so loved seeing Jamba’s extended family! All are very beautiful and such a blessing for you to have in your life! It’s obvious how much you love and enjoy all of your pups! And so do I! 🐶♥️
Thank you! Love meeting the family. You have beautiful dogs!!!!
Charlie, Boo is one of the prettiest tri's I have ever seen. Of course, Lizzy and all the family are great dogs. Jamba should be so proud that he represents such beautiful lineage, you as well. Awesome that you chose to keep him. Can't help but adore him. If you recall, I was almost certain that you would choose to keep him. I'm so glad you did.
Thanks for your kind words, especially about Boo. It's more difficult to see her beauty now, post-spaying, because her coat has gotten curly, wooly, and heavily ticked. She was gorgeous when she was young. I will always remember the day she finished her Grand Championship; the judge, one whom I respect, carried on about how difficult it was to get that sweet look in a Tricolor. That same weekend, one of the top AKC handlers in the country was right behind me in line to enter the ring, and asked me if I bred her. When I said yes, he just said "well done."
@@chaskat35 and so the seed continues to grow in adoration of the breed. Yes she is a beauty but what I've seen in her I miraculously see talent galore and her attentiveness to your voice in loving Jamba. I shed a tear every time you so eloquently speak to Jamba as well as the others, and watch those beautiful brown eyes totally drawn to your next word. The tear? You may ask, is because my Blenheim Gentry who passed Sept 19 2020, ALWAYS focused on my every word. He was always a champion to win my heart. Funny how I started with soft words and a body motion. Nothing elaborate. I could be stopped and speaking to a neighbor on our usual walks and all I had to do was make my body motion and TOTAL attentiveness. The kids would love to watch him paw count numbers. He never missed a time. But the adoration in his eyes and the watchful look he always gave me will be my fondest memory. My adoring shadow still follows me. Sometimes I assume he's still sitting there behind me when I turn around. I will never replace him but I know I would love another as he would want me to do. I'll leave you with this lasting impression of him. When he was two we adopted a teeny tiny preemie shihtzu. We still have her. He immediately became her guardian ALL THE TIME. He insisted that she was always by his side!! If I was petting him he would scoot her closer and insist that she receive the same. Almost as a mother would do with her pup. Now do you see my point. I think you have a pup who will provide you with more love and accomplishment than you could imagine. Enjoy and keep them happy, you will be rewarded. Have a beautiful day.
very interesting about the hair changing texture and appearance after being spayed - I'd have never thought of that - I just thought how cuddly Boo looked w/ that cozy coat 😃😃🥰🥰🙂
What a nice family Jamba!
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing.
I just love my cav. Cavs are way tooo sweet.
Such a cutie! Loved the video. Always enjoy when you show off the family.
I love Tag, she is such a beautiful and smart dog. The others are great too but she is my favorite!
She is a truly gentle spirit. I still show her in the Veteran classes at dog shows.
❤️❤️ love the family ❤️❤️
Thank you for your videos, they have been invaluable while I wait for my little boy Ollie to be ready to come home to me. I week to go 💙
My family had a Black and Tan Cavalier Ollie for 12 beautiful years. He graduated to heaven and we miss him so much but we're so glad to have had time with him. Enjoy your Ollie.
I love your videos. I'm following you since Jamba was born. You are a great breeder. I'm looking forward to getting my puppy from Cavalier Kindom Ravello, Cordoba, Spain, he's now seven weeks old. Thanks for sharing your videos.
I don't know much about Kingdom Ravello, but I know some of the excellent Cavaliers they use for breeding. I think you are going to be very pleased.
@@chaskat35 Thanks for answering. It's so nice seeing Jamba growing and meeting his family as well. I think I chose a great breeder as you are. Greeting fron Spain. I will continue following you.
I wonder if you take your family of dogs to a groomer or do you do their grooming yourselves? Beautiful family! Wonderful videos! Thank you for sharing.❤️🐶
We do all the grooming ourselves. It's not easy, but we could never find a groomer who could do the job properly.
So many wonderful, beautiful dogs. We have had 2 Cavs and loved every minute they were with us. Dealt with heart issues and then meds to keep them with us as long as possible. We would adore another one but so afraid of health issues. Is there some way to make the best choice when we do it again ?We love them but are almost afraid to do it again.
Only consider a breeder who can show you proof that BOTH PARENTS of the puppy were cleared for heart disease from a cardiologist, and for eye problems from an ophthalmologist, within a year of the breeding. It's a plus if they also have proof that the parents were cleared for patella luxation and hip dysplasia. It's a proven fact that the puppies will follow the health of the parents at about a 90% rate - not an absolute guarantee, but the best possible assurance that your puppy will most likely live a good, long life.
If you tell me where you're located, I might be able to refer you to a reliable source.
@@chaskat35 Thank you, really want to do a better job this time around. When we started with Cavs we really weren't knowing what we needed to look for..went basically on sweet looking doggie. We are in San Diego.Thanks so much !!!!
I know several good breeders in California, but none of them are in your area. If you want a good contact to start with, you might try Wesely Schiffman - she's just north of LA. Not nearby, but she might know of someone closer to you. I"ve known her for a very long time, and I would trust her judgment. Tell her Charlie W referred you.
Oops - forgot to give you Wesely's email address - crossbow18@aol.com
@@chaskat35 Thanks so much !! Really appreciate your help. Once we are out of the grieving phase we will move forward. Sure miss my sweet angel !!!
Nice family watched your videos when looking for my cavlier. What happened to Pamuk ? did you wind up not keeping him ? He was in video I watched previously. My Morty has similar markings to Jamba. Morty turned 1 year old last month
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Pamuk is a wonderful, handsome boy. However, I know what judges are looking for in the ring, and what I am looking for in breeding. He didn't develop quite the way I expected he would. He lives a very comfortable life with an owner whom we've known for years, right across the street from the beach in Fort Lauderdale FL.
@@chaskat35 that is nice to hear. He looked like lovely boy. Almost as good looking as my Morty lol
What a happy family 🌈
Would’ve loved to hear the ages too!
Jamba - almost 4 months
Lizzie and Bootsie - 4 years
SnapChat - 5 years
Boo and Tag - 8 years
Hi. Been looking for cavalier and had no luck🥺
Ever since the COVID pandemic started, there has been a marked increase in demand for puppies, so it takes a long time, lots of effort, and a little bit of luck to find one.
I miss Simon. 😭💕
What happens to him
@@lilo725 he has a new family now 😊
Who is simon
Sir I need one puppy I can purchase give me some link how can I get the puppy from your kennel
Our Prince was all muscle like Jamba.
I think Boo is the prettiest. I am partial to tri-color Cavs. There is something magical about them. My Morgan and Madison were tri-color girls.
Where's Pampoke?
Pamuk didn't develop as well as we had hoped. He's a very handsome boy, and has a great personality, but he just wasn't the top-notch example of the breed that would fit into our breeding program. He now lives a very comfortable life right across the street from the beach in Fort Lauderdale FL, with an owner whom we know well.
Are you keeping Jamba to breed?
That's the plan - but, as always, we have to be patient and see how he develops. If he looks good in a couple of months, we will enter him in whatever dog shows we can make. Then, if all still is going well when he's two years old, we'll have him health-tested to make sure he is clear of inherited diseases. If that all checks out, he can be used as a stud dog.
From the Easter video - Are Bracer and Mitzi (non-Cavalier) still with you guys?
Bracer unfortunately took a bad turn about a week ago. We took him to the vet, and found that he was in end-stage kidney failure, so we had to have him put down. I feel good about the fact that we gave him 14 months of a happy life after his owner passed away, despite being in Congestive Heart Failure for the last few years. Mitzi is still around, but she sleeps almost all day. I didn't introduce her because she likes to be left alone - and because she is not part of the "Cavalier family."
@@chaskat35 Sorry to hear about Bracer - you gave him a good life after he lost his owner and I admire your dedication to the dogs you breed even after they go to their owners. As I head toward being an old grumpy lady myself I totally understand Mitzi's preference to be left alone
I want a cav so bad but there so expensive 💔🥺
Arent all dogs?
How do you deal with getting your puppy to social with your man dogs? Currently both my 3 year male cavalier run and hide from 9 week old male and just growl at him when he eats and goes near their toys?
That kind of fighting is mostly just play fighting, although some of it might be territorial. For the most part, our adult Cavaliers love to play with the puppies.
@@chaskat35 my 9 year old female is only one who plays with him. Old males want nothing todo with him...Probably territorial and they don’t want to share attention
Other male Cavaliers in our neighborhood did not like our boys. They were well socialized, gentle and affectionate with other dogs. Due to Covid and a few personal issues we came off the show circuit. We were not going to return to conformation. Trick dog & obedience is still an option. Once we had them neutered the other male Cavaliers stopped growling at the boys and accepted them with tails wagging.
Update it took over 2.5 weeks for both boys to accept the baby boy. They only growl at him when goes “their” food which is normal
How much does Jamba weigh now?
I’m curious too about that and how much do the adults weigh?
@@rayjewel8054 13-18 pounds for adult Cavaliers. Males are usually heavier than females. ;o)
Hello, my brother!
Who is Jamba's father?
Jamba's sire is a Blenheim owned by an excellent breeder I know, who lives in Massachussets. His name is "Iggy," he is a successful show dog, and he is thoroughly health-tested.
I wish my cav wasn't neutered :( I'd totally breed him! He would literally be the perfect breeding dog, no health issues, and great personality! He's 7 and according to google he's in the 5 percent of Cavs with none of the major health conditions. I'm not sure if googles numbers are correct but ya. Hes a perfectly healthy dog and we got him from a good breeder :)
If you ever do decide to get into breeding, make sure you have an experienced breeder to act as a mentor, and be prepared for just about anything to happen. My videos focus on the positive aspects, but there is no shortage of heartache involved.
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Were Bootsie and Lizzie from the same litter? I know they are sisters.
Yes, litter sisters. They came from probably the best litter we ever bred. There were 3 Champions in that litter, and two of them went on to be Grand Champions. The other 3 puppies in the litter were also pretty good looking, and had great temperaments.
They are beautiful! Would love to have one. I have friends that do.
Do you have trouble with your male breeding dogs not being housetrained. I've always heard males that aren't neutered will mark in the house and outdoors no matter what?
If they aren't neutered, they are more likely to mark, but strict adherence to the crate training protocol, combined with consciencious vigilance, will train them not to mark.
Are you gonna keep Jamba?
That's our plan. He will be competing in the PeeWee class at his first dog show next month.