Our Breeds

Boxer

The Boxer is happy, friendly, intelligent, attentive, and loyal. Boxers develop strong, close bonds with family. They have lots of energy and a serious demeanor, though they can be clownish and playful as well. They like to grab and carry around just about anything they can in their mouths. Boxers tend to get rowdy when the food bowl is empty. They make excellent guardians and companions. The boxer loves children as well as adults & needs moderate exercise/ playtime. View Boxer pups

Cocker Spaniel

The Cocker Spaniel is an intelligent, cheerful, lively and affectionate dog. They are very loyal to family, and love to play. The Cocker Spaniel is frequently merry and always ready to please. It makes a terrific pet and/or a fine hunting companion. Cocker Spaniels get along well with children and other dogs or household pets. They should be exposed to pets and children when young for maximum social potential. Cocker Spaniels must be brushed and combed thoroughly on a regular basis, preferably daily. Cocker Spaniels should be taken to a dog grooming 2 or 3 times a year. They generally love the water. View Spaniel pups

Cockalier

The Cockalier is a cross between the Cocker Spaniel and the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. The Cockalier breed is a smart breed with friendly personalities. They are loyal and affectionate. The Cockalier is even tempered and are not excessive barkers. They also love chasing butterflies & birds. The Cockalier’s coat is soft and fluffy with the characteristic spaniel fringes on the legs and feet. They love the water and playing outdoors. They will enjoy walks with their owners and regular play. View Spaniel pups

Boston Terrier

The Boston Terrier is intelligent, enthusiastic, affectionate and playful. This breed gets along well with other pets, dogs, and children. This dog learns fast. It is very sensitive to the sound of your voice. Boston terriers love to play. Their exercise needs are moderate. No long walks are necessary. Not much grooming required here these guys have a short coat. View Terrier pups

Shihtzu

The name “Shih Tzu” means little lion, but there’s nothing fierce about this dog breed. This pooch is a lover, not a hunter.

Bred solely to be companions, Shih Tzus are affectionate, happy, outgoing house dogs who love nothing more than to follow their people from room to room. Since ancient times, they’ve made themselves comfortable on the laps of people from all walks of life, even emperors! In recent years, however, pet parents have started taking Shih Tzus off their laps and into dog sports, training them for obedience, rally, and agility competitions. They make great family pets who get along with other animals and even children, so long as kids know how to gently handle and play with a small pup.

If you’re looking for a small best buddy who who can adapt to apartment living, join you on the couch for cuddles, and shower you with unconditional love, this may be the dog for you. View Shihtzu pups