OUR BREEDING PROGRAM
Welcome to Angels and Nobility Cavaliers!
My name is Patty, and I live in northern Utah. I work remotely from home, which allows me to be a home-based breeder. I am not a commercial breeder, a “puppy mill,” or a “backyard breeder.” I am proud to be part of the Empowered Badass Breeder Curriculum and committed to responsible breeding. I put my heart and energy into choosing a puppy that is right for your person, family, and home.
I am obsessed with the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel breed and am convinced there is no other dog for me! I value protecting, preserving, and improving the breed by selecting healthy breeding stock, genetics, and temperament. My goal is to raise healthy, loving, sociable puppies who will become wonderful forever additions to their new families.
WHY CHOOSE
Angels and Nobility Cavaliers
Family Raised Puppies
Each parent and puppy is raised in a loving home environment with children and happy puppies running afoot. We wouldn't have it any other way.
Health Guarantee
We are setting the standard with our comprehensive Health Guarantee for your peace of mind. Health is the foundation of our breeding program.
Education & Socialization
At 60 days, puppies are temperament-tested to ensure a good match between the puppy and the new owner. At this point, buyers can select the best puppy for their household.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the puppies vaccinated and wormed?
Yes, all our puppies have vaccines and worming on the schedule recommended by our veterinarian.
Do you have a health guarantee?
We have a health guarantee as part of the Purchase Agreement, and it comes with every Cavalier Puppy. “Health Guarantee.”
What is the process to get a puppy?
You can check our currently Available Cavalier Puppies and then fill out our Puppy Application, which will prepare me for a call with you to talk about the available puppies or one that will be available. Then it’s just a matter of making a deposit to reserve and making transportation arrangements for your Cavalier Companion.
Puppy Application
How much do your puppies cost?
Our puppies range from $3,500 to $5,000 (plus sales tax, which is required in Utah for puppy sales). Breeding rights will be considered on a case-by-case basis and subject to an additional charge. When the puppies are born, I require a $500 nonrefundable deposit to reserve your puppy, which will be applied to the total price of the puppy.
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Education
Learn About the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
Bringing home a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppy is a 12-to-15-year commitment, and the best Cavalier owners are the ones who understand the breed before their puppy arrives. Our Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Learn Center is a growing library of plain-English articles written from years of experience breeding and raising Cavaliers in northern Utah. It covers the Cavalier health conditions every buyer should know about, everyday Cavalier care and wellbeing, and the breed facts that separate a true Cavalier King Charles Spaniel from its look-alikes.
The Cavalier is a gentle, affectionate toy spaniel, but the breed carries a handful of well-documented inherited conditions: mitral valve disease (MVD), syringomyelia and Chiari-like malformation, episodic falling syndrome, dry eye curly coat syndrome, and idiopathic asymptomatic thrombocytopenia. Knowing what these Cavalier health problems look like, how they are tested for, and why we health-screen and DNA-test our breeding dogs helps you choose a healthy Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppy and care for your Cavalier for life.
Health ConditionMitral Valve Disease in CavaliersMitral valve disease (MVD) is the most common heart condition in the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. Learn the early signs, how it is graded, and why heart-clear parents matter.Read the article →
Health ConditionSyringomyelia & Chiari-like MalformationWhat syringomyelia is, the scratching and neck-pain symptoms to watch for, and how MRI screening of breeding dogs helps protect Cavalier puppies.Read the article →
Health ConditionDry Eye Curly Coat SyndromeA congenital disorder unique to the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel breed, caused by the FAM20A gene, and why DNA testing both parents prevents it.Read the article →
Health ConditionThe Cavalier Reverse SneezeReverse sneezing looks alarming but is usually harmless. Learn what triggers it in Cavaliers and how to calm your dog through an episode.Read the article →
Health ConditionEpisodic Falling SyndromeA genetic condition found only in Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, caused by the BCAN gene mutation. How it presents and how responsible breeders test for it.Read the article →
Health ConditionIdiopathic Asymptomatic ThrombocytopeniaRoughly half of all Cavaliers carry this harmless low-platelet trait. Why it matters when your veterinarian reads your Cavalier’s bloodwork.Read the article →
Care & WellbeingSpaying and Neutering Your CavalierWhen to spay or neuter a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppy, the growth and hormone risks of doing it too early, and the questions to ask your vet.Read the article →
Breed InfoCavalier King Charles Spaniel vs. King Charles SpanielTwo English toy spaniels that are often confused. See the differences in size, muzzle, coat colors, and temperament before you choose a Cavalier puppy.Read the article →Browse every article on Cavalier King Charles Spaniel health, care, and breed information, and filter by topic to find exactly what you need.
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