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Home PageAbout CKCSParentsPuppiesHousebreakingPuppy CareFlight InformationCONTACTWELCOMEABOUT CKCSMOM & DADOUR PUPSHOUSEBREAKINGPUPPY CAREFLIGHT INFORMATIONCONTACTHome PageCinco Ranch - Katy, TXHouse 002House 00448d958a80bda43f2n1243942821_30421033_367437n1243942821_30421042_914154DSC01180.JPDSC01171.JPDSC01157.JP376.JP304.JPPicture 039Picture 029Picture 026Picture 022Picture 020Picture 019sophee and daegan 001Tanisha SmithBreeder of Cavalier King Charles SpanielsDog and Cat Groomer About CKCSSophee's ChoiceProperty No1Property No2Property No3Property No4Page 5Page 6Page 7About CKCSCavalier King Charles Spaniel, breed of small dog developed in the early 20th cent. from the English toy spaniel. It stands about 12 in. (30 cm) high at the shoulder and weighs from 13 to 18 lb (68 kg). Its long, silky coat may be slightly wavy, but never curly, and forms a fringe of longer hair, or feathers, on the ears, legs, tail, and feet. Although it is usually white with chestnut markings, it may have any of the color patterns of the English toy spaniel. The breed has four recognized coloursBlenheim (rich chestnut on pearly white background) Tricolour (black and white with tan markings on cheeks, inside ears, on eyebrows, inside legs, and on underside of tail) Black and Tan (black with tan markings) Ruby (rich reddish-brown all over) Parti-colours are the colours that include white: Blenheim and Tricolour. Whole-colours have no white: Black and Tan, and Ruby. The Blenheim is the most common colour.The breed is highly affectionate, and some have called the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel "the ultimate lap dog" or the "love sponge" of dogs. Most dogs of the breed are playful, extremely patient and eager to please. As such, dogs of the breed are usually good with children and other dogs. A well-socialized Cavalier will not be shy about socializing with much larger dogs.Housebreaking TipsTIPS for HOUSEBREAKINGDesignate one area outside as a "potty" area. Feed at the same time(s) everyday. Take your puppy out every 2 hours to the "potty" area, whether he/she has eaten or not. The times that a puppy will most likely want to eliminate are after eating or drinking, after a nap, or after a period of play or vigorous exercise. Bring the puppy to the designated areause a leash if the area is not confined. Initially, you want to teach the puppy what the words "go potty" mean. Once the puppy has performed the task at hand, give him/her a treat and lots of hugs and kisses. If youve puppy wont eliminate after about five minutes take him/her back inside but do not take your eyes off him/her. Watch for signs that he/she needs to go: circling, pacing, intense sniffing, or a sudden stop in the middle of an activity. The second you see any such signs, get him/her back outside. In housebreaking your puppy, the two most important concepts for you are WATCH and CONFINE. Do not give your new puppy full run of the house; instead, start in a small area. Don't graduate to a larger area until he/she has proven himself/herself .Be prepared with a puppy crate ready when you bring your puppy home. It's not cruel to use a crate; it is cruel to constantly reprimand, scold and possibly get physical with the puppy for having an accident inside the house. Make ¼ to ½ of the crate a bed. NEVER BE PHYSICAL WITH A PUPPY FOR ELIMINATING INSIDE... Being physical with your puppy will make it not want to perform in front of you, and will actually cause the puppy to leave gifts for you out of your sight. Be patient, accidents will happen. Use a good enzymatic cleaner designed to eliminate all traces, including the lingering odor.You can start a very young puppy on puppy pads, but exchange them for formal crate training as soon as possible. Be patient, consistent, and diligent in taking the puppy outside. Regulate what goes into your puppy's tummy, so you can regulate what comes out. In a matter of weeks, your diligence will pay off - no more accidents!Puppy CarePuppy CareAt birth: weight is taken and recordedr epeated daily for the first week and weekly thereafter1 week old: puppies nails are clipped and repeated weekly or as needed2 weeks old: mother dog is de-wormed with Strongid-T for 3 days4 weeks old: mother dog and puppies are de-wormed with Strongid-T for 3 days5-7 weeks old: vet check; puppies begin the weaning process, transitioning to Eukanuba small breed puppy food6 weeks old: puppies are vaccinated with a combination vaccine; mother dog and puppies are de-wormed with Panacur for 3 days8 weeks old: puppies are vaccinated for Kennel Cough (intranasal); puppies are de-wormed with Strongid-T for 3 days and are treated with Frontline Plus for fleas and ticks9 weeks old: puppies are vaccinated with a combination vaccine plus Corona9-12 weeks old: puppies are now ready for adoption10 weeks old: puppies are de-wormed with Panacur for 3 days12 weeks old: vet check; puppies are vaccinated with a Rabies vaccination and with a combination vaccine plus Coronavirus and Leptospirosis; puppies are de-wormed with Ivomec and are treated with Frontline Plus for fleas and ticks; puppies are put on maintenance programFlight InformationFlight InformationCavaliers are mild mannered dogs, so they usually handle the flight process very well. We are comfortable with several airlines including American, Continental, and Delta, and we can use several other airlines as needed. It is recommented to find the best flight for the puppy--a direct flight if possible with the least possible travel time.There are temperature restrictions for all airlines except Continental. Continental uses temperature controlled vehicles to transport the pets to and from the airplanes, so they are not under the USDA restrictions like the other airlines. For the other airlines, the USDA requires that the ground temperatures at all cities included in the flight be between 20°F and 85°F. Delta allows pet travel on direct flights and flights through Atlanta up to 100°F. Temperatures are checked on www.weather.com; they give an hourly temperature prediction for any city up to 48 hours in advance. I can book Continental flights any time in advance; the other airlines must be booked within a few days of the expected departure date. I make the reservation and send you an e-mail with all the necessary information. Only the person I list will be able to claim the puppy, so to ensure safety you will need to show your driver's license or other government issued picture ID in order to pick up and take home your new puppy. Flight cost is not included in the price of the puppies and the adopted parent will be responsible for the cost. We will be happy to assist in the coordinating flight schedules, if necessary.About CKCSHousebreaking TipsPuppy CareFlight InformationParentsOur AdultsProperty No1Property No2Property No3Property No4Happy CoupleSophee MarieDaegan RedMy PhilosophyProperty No1Hello Friends and Family!Daegan and I are so excited to announce the birth of our first litter of puppies!Our puppies were born May 26th and we had 6 beautiful little ones, which include 4 boys and two girls. Three Blenheims and three Ruby Reds.Daegan and I love and enjoy our puppies so much that we wanted share that love and joy with others so we decided to adopt our children out to a good home.Look through each of the puppies' profiles as we share with you ournew bundles of joy!Love,Sophee and DaeganProperty No2Sophee MarieI was born on June 16, 2008. I was adopted by my loving parents in Katy, TX. They treat me so well and I love my home. The moment I met Daegan when they brought me home, I knew I would love him forever. I love to cuddle, play with my toys and wrestle with my brothers. A lot of people who meet me say I amvery affectionate and a bit of a diva. I havedual registration with AKC and ACA.I know you will find my puppiesjust as sweet andloveable as we do!Property No3Daegan RedI was born on November 11, 2007. I was adopted by my loving parents in Katy, TX. I am ACA registered. I love riding in the car with my head out the window, giving lots of kisses, and entertaining those I love. A lot of people who meet me say I am clever and cuddly. By the way, cute puppies run in our family!Property No4My PhilosophyEven as a child, I have always had an innate connection with animals. I treat my pets as if they were my children and spoil them with love, but I strongly believe in discipline then affection. I also firmly believe the most important thing is to provide a happy home for my babies and smother them with unconditional love and care. That way, everyone will be stress free and able to enjoy each others' love. My babies are inside dogs and are groomed regularly. Property No1Property No2Property No3Property No4PuppiesSophee's ChoiceProperty No1Property No2Property No3Property No4Page 5Page 6Page 7The PupsDashDallasSadeeLyndeeCorbinLatelyProperty No1The PupsSophee became pregnant on March 26, 2009 and gave birth to 6 healthy puppies on May 26, 2009. They ranged in size from 3oz. to 7oz. They opened their eyes on June 9, 2009. The puppies began weaning on June 22, 2009.Each puppy can be registered with the ACA.Each one of the puppies will come with vaccinations current to date, ACA paperwork for registration purposes, new puppy kit and keepsake toy.Property No2ADOPTEDHello, my name is Dash. My breeder named me this name because I was the leader of the pack. I am the largest male born weighing at 7oz. I am very playful and I love to tumble and wrestle but I also have a very sweet disposition. I love children and can't wait to become the newest member of your family! My man Dash was the last to be joined with his new family in Cleveland, TX on August 15, 2009.Property No3ADOPTEDHello, Dallas here! I am a pretty mellow pup. I don't require alot of attention. I love to play with stuff animals and squeaky toys. Just give me something to chew on and I'm happy for hours. I was the second born in the litter weighing in at 6oz. Oh by the way, I'm pretty unique, I have a twin sister. She's up next! I have found my new home in Katy, TX on Aug 6, 2009.Property No4ADOPTEDHey my name is Sadee, I was one of two girls born in the litter weighing in at 4oz. I am a very sweet girl. I love to cuddle and receive lots of affection. I was adopted by my new wonderful family in Frisco, TX on July 25, 2009.Page 5ADOPTEDLyndee here! A.K.A. 'Princess of the Pack'. Once you meet me, your heart will melt. Even though I was the smallest of the litter weighing in at 3oz, I have the biggest heart. I love to give kisses and I'm definitely a lap dog. I'm ready whenever you are! I have now found my place in Spring, TX on August 8, 2009.Page 6ADOPTEDHello my name is Corbin. They thought that I was the last pup born weighing in at 5oz until by brother Lately showed up. You can say that I'm a pretty playful pup. I love chew toys and I'm pretty handsome because I look just like my poppa Daegan. I will bring nothing but joy and happiness to your life. I have now been joined with my loving father in Pearland, TX.Page 7ADOPTEDSave the best for last!! I arrived quite a bit later than my brothers and sisters weighing in at 6oz. You can say that I was "a surprise pup". I'm a pretty vocal pup and I love to tell you how much I love you. I will definitely keep you on your toes. See you soon!!! Lately is now happy being apart of his name family in Richmond, TX on August 13, 2009.Property No1Property No2Property No3Property No4Page 5Page 6Page 7HousebreakingSophee's ChoiceProperty No1Property No2Property No3Property No4Page 5Page 6Page 7Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, breed of small dog developed in the early 20th cent. from the English toy spaniel. It stands about 12 in. (30 cm) high at the shoulder and weighs from 13 to 18 lb (68 kg). Its long, silky coat may be slightly wavy, but never curly, and forms a fringe of longer hair, or feathers, on the ears, legs, tail, and feet. Although it is usually white with chestnut markings, it may have any of the color patterns of the English toy spaniel. The breed has four recognized coloursBlenheim (rich chestnut on pearly white background) Tricolour (black and white with tan markings on cheeks, inside ears, on eyebrows, inside legs, and on underside of tail) Black and Tan (black with tan markings) Ruby (rich reddish-brown all over) Parti-colours are the colours that include white: Blenheim and Tricolour. Whole-colours have no white: Black and Tan, and Ruby. The Blenheim is the most common colour.The breed is highly affectionate, and some have called the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel "the ultimate lap dog" or the "love sponge" of dogs. Most dogs of the breed are playful, extremely patient and eager to please. As such, dogs of the breed are usually good with children and other dogs. A well-socialized Cavalier will not be shy about socializing with much larger dogs.Housebreaking TipsTIPS for HOUSEBREAKINGDesignate one area outside as a "potty" area. Feed at the same time(s) everyday. Take your puppy out every 2 hours to the "potty" area, whether he/she has eaten or not. The times that a puppy will most likely want to eliminate are after eating or drinking, after a nap, or after a period of play or vigorous exercise. Bring the puppy to the designated area, use a leash if the area is not confined. Initially, you want to teach the puppy what the words "go potty" mean. Once the puppy has performed the task at hand, give him/her a treat and lots of hugs and kisses. If your puppy won't eliminate after about five minutes take him/her back inside but do not take your eyes off him/her. Watch for signs that he/she needs to go: circling, pacing, intense sniffing, or a sudden stop in the middle of an activity. The second you see any such signs, get him/her back outside. In housebreaking your puppy, the two most important concepts for you are WATCH and CONFINE. Do not give your new puppy full run of the house; instead, start in a small area. Don't graduate to a larger area until he/she has proven himself/herself .Be prepared with a puppy crate ready when you bring your puppy home. It's not cruel to use a crate; it is cruel to constantly reprimand, scold and possibly get physical with the puppy for having an accident inside the house. Make ¼ to ½ of the crate a bed area. NEVER BE PHYSICAL WITH A PUPPY FOR ELIMINATING INSIDE... Being physical with your puppy will make it not want to perform in front of you, and will actually cause the puppy to leave gifts for you out of your sight. Be patient, accidents will happen. Use a good enzymatic cleaner designed to eliminate all traces, including the lingering odor.You can start a very young puppy on puppy pads, but exchange them for formal crate training as soon as possible. Be patient, consistent, and diligent in taking the puppy outside. Regulate what goes into your puppy's tummy, so you can regulate what comes out. In a matter of weeks, your diligence will pay off - no more accidents!Puppy CareAt birth: weight is taken and recordedr epeated daily for the first week and weekly thereafter1 week old: puppies nails are clipped and repeated weekly or as needed2 weeks old: mother dog is de-wormed with Strongid-T for 3 days4 weeks old: mother dog and puppies are de-wormed with Strongid-T for 3 days5-7 weeks old: vet check; puppies begin the weaning process, transitioning to Eukanuba small breed puppy food6 weeks old: puppies are vaccinated with a combination vaccine; mother dog and puppies are de-wormed with Panacur for 3 days8 weeks old: puppies are vaccinated for Kennel Cough (intranasal); puppies are de-wormed with Strongid-T for 3 days and are treated with Frontline Plus for fleas and ticks9 weeks old: puppies are vaccinated with a combination vaccine plus Corona9-12 weeks old: puppies are now ready for adoption10 weeks old: puppies are de-wormed with Panacur for 3 days12 weeks old: vet check; puppies are vaccinated with a Rabies vaccination and with a combination vaccine plus Coronavirus and Leptospirosis; puppies are de-wormed with Ivomec and are treated with Frontline Plus for fleas and ticks; puppies are put on maintenance programFlight InformationCavaliers are mild mannered dogs, so they usually handle the flight process very well. We are comfortable with several airlines including American, Continental, and Delta, and we can use several other airlines as needed. It is recommented to find the best flight for the puppy--a direct flight if possible with the least possible travel time.There are temperature restrictions for all airlines except Continental. Continental uses temperature controlled vehicles to transport the pets to and from the airplanes, so they are not under the USDA restrictions like the other airlines. For the other airlines, the USDA requires that the ground temperatures at all cities included in the flight be between 20°F and 85°F. Delta allows pet travel on direct flights and flights through Atlanta up to 100°F. Temperatures are checked on www.weather.com; they give an hourly temperature prediction for any city up to 48 hours in advance. I can book Continental flights any time in advance; the other airlines must be booked within a few days of the expected departure date. I make the reservation and send you an e-mail with all the necessary information. Only the person I list will be able to claim the puppy, so to ensure safety you will need to show your driver's license or other government issued picture ID in order to pick up and take home your new puppy. Flight cost is not included in the price of the puppies and the adopted parent will be responsible for the cost. We will be happy to assist in the coordinating flight schedules, if necessary.Housebreaking TipsPuppy CareSophee's ChoiceProperty No1Property No2Property No3Property No4Page 5Page 6Page 7Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, breed of small dog developed in the early 20th cent. from the English toy spaniel. It stands about 12 in. (30 cm) high at the shoulder and weighs from 13 to 18 lb (68 kg). Its long, silky coat may be slightly wavy, but never curly, and forms a fringe of longer hair, or feathers, on the ears, legs, tail, and feet. Although it is usually white with chestnut markings, it may have any of the color patterns of the English toy spaniel. The breed has four recognized coloursBlenheim (rich chestnut on pearly white background) Tricolour (black and white with tan markings on cheeks, inside ears, on eyebrows, inside legs, and on underside of tail) Black and Tan (black with tan markings) Ruby (rich reddish-brown all over) Parti-colours are the colours that include white: Blenheim and Tricolour. Whole-colours have no white: Black and Tan, and Ruby. The Blenheim is the most common colour.The breed is highly affectionate, and some have called the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel "the ultimate lap dog" or the "love sponge" of dogs. Most dogs of the breed are playful, extremely patient and eager to please. As such, dogs of the breed are usually good with children and other dogs. A well-socialized Cavalier will not be shy about socializing with much larger dogs.TIPS for HOUSEBREAKINGDesignate one area outside as a "potty" area. Feed at the same time(s) everyday. Take your puppy out every 2 hours to the "potty" area, whether he/she has eaten or not. The times that a puppy will most likely want to eliminate are after eating or drinking, after a nap, or after a period of play or vigorous exercise. Bring the puppy to the designated areause a leash if the area is not confined. Initially, you want to teach the puppy what the words "go potty" mean. Once the puppy has performed the task at hand, give him/her a treat and lots of hugs and kisses. If youve puppy wont eliminate after about five minutes take him/her back inside but do not take your eyes off him/her. Watch for signs that he/she needs to go: circling, pacing, intense sniffing, or a sudden stop in the middle of an activity. The second you see any such signs, get him/her back outside. In housebreaking your puppy, the two most important concepts for you are WATCH and CONFINE. Do not give your new puppy full run of the house; instead, start in a small area. Don't graduate to a larger area until he/she has proven himself/herself .Be prepared with a puppy crate ready when you bring your puppy home. It's not cruel to use a crate; it is cruel to constantly reprimand, scold and possibly get physical with the puppy for having an accident inside the house. Make ¼ to ½ of the crate a bed. NEVER BE PHYSICAL WITH A PUPPY FOR ELIMINATING INSIDE... Being physical with your puppy will make it not want to perform in front of you, and will actually cause the puppy to leave gifts for you out of your sight. Be patient, accidents will happen. Use a good enzymatic cleaner designed to eliminate all traces, including the lingering odor.You can start a very young puppy on puppy pads, but exchange them for formal crate training as soon as possible. Be patient, consistent, and diligent in taking the puppy outside. Regulate what goes into your puppy's tummy, so you can regulate what comes out. In a matter of weeks, your diligence will pay off - no more accidents!Puppy CarePuppy CareAt birth: weight is taken and recorded repeated weekly thereafter1 week old: puppies nails are clipped and repeated weekly or as needed2 weeks old: mother dog is de-wormed with Strongid-T for 3 days4 weeks old: mother dog and puppies are de-wormed with Strongid-T for 3 days5-7 weeks old: vet check; puppies begin the weaning process, transitioning to Nutro Natural Choice Small Breed Puppy food6 weeks old: puppies are vaccinated with a combination vaccine; mother dog and puppies are de-wormed with Panacur for 3 days8 weeks old: puppies are vaccinated for Kennel Cough (intranasal); puppies are de-wormed with Strongid-T for 3 days and are treated with Sentinel Flea and heartworm Preventative (provided in puppy pack)9 weeks old: puppies are vaccinated with a combination vaccine plus Corona9-12 weeks old: puppies are now ready for adoption10 weeks old: puppies are de-wormed with Panacur for 3 days12 weeks old: vet check; puppies are vaccinated with a Rabies vaccination and with a combination vaccine plus Coronavirus and Leptospirosis; puppies are de-wormed with Ivomec and are treated with Frontline Plus for fleas and ticks; puppies are put on maintenance programFlight InformationCavaliers are mild mannered dogs, so they usually handle the flight process very well. We are comfortable with several airlines including American, Continental, and Delta, and we can use several other airlines as needed. It is recommented to find the best flight for the puppy--a direct flight if possible with the least possible travel time.There are temperature restrictions for all airlines except Continental. Continental uses temperature controlled vehicles to transport the pets to and from the airplanes, so they are not under the USDA restrictions like the other airlines. For the other airlines, the USDA requires that the ground temperatures at all cities included in the flight be between 20°F and 85°F. Delta allows pet travel on direct flights and flights through Atlanta up to 100°F. Temperatures are checked on www.weather.com; they give an hourly temperature prediction for any city up to 48 hours in advance. I can book Continental flights any time in advance; the other airlines must be booked within a few days of the expected departure date. I make the reservation and send you an e-mail with all the necessary information. Only the person I list will be able to claim the puppy, so to ensure safety you will need to show your driver's license or other government issued picture ID in order to pick up and take home your new puppy. Flight cost is not included in the price of the puppies and the adopted parent will be responsible for the cost. We will be happy to assist in the coordinating flight schedules, if necessary.Puppy CareFlight InformationSophee's ChoiceProperty No1Property No2Property No3Property No4Page 5Page 6Page 7Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, breed of small dog developed in the early 20th cent. from the English toy spaniel. It stands about 12 in. (30 cm) high at the shoulder and weighs from 13 to 18 lb (68 kg). Its long, silky coat may be slightly wavy, but never curly, and forms a fringe of longer hair, or feathers, on the ears, legs, tail, and feet. Although it is usually white with chestnut markings, it may have any of the color patterns of the English toy spaniel. The breed has four recognized coloursBlenheim (rich chestnut on pearly white background) Tricolour (black and white with tan markings on cheeks, inside ears, on eyebrows, inside legs, and on underside of tail) Black and Tan (black with tan markings) Ruby (rich reddish-brown all over) Parti-colours are the colours that include white: Blenheim and Tricolour. Whole-colours have no white: Black and Tan, and Ruby. The Blenheim is the most common colour.The breed is highly affectionate, and some have called the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel "the ultimate lap dog" or the "love sponge" of dogs. Most dogs of the breed are playful, extremely patient and eager to please. As such, dogs of the breed are usually good with children and other dogs. A well-socialized Cavalier will not be shy about socializing with much larger dogs.TIPS for HOUSEBREAKINGDesignate one area outside as a "potty" area. Feed at the same time(s) everyday. Take your puppy out every 2 hours to the "potty" area, whether he/she has eaten or not. The times that a puppy will most likely want to eliminate are after eating or drinking, after a nap, or after a period of play or vigorous exercise. Bring the puppy to the designated areause a leash if the area is not confined. Initially, you want to teach the puppy what the words "go potty" mean. Once the puppy has performed the task at hand, give him/her a treat and lots of hugs and kisses. If youve puppy wont eliminate after about five minutes take him/her back inside but do not take your eyes off him/her. Watch for signs that he/she needs to go: circling, pacing, intense sniffing, or a sudden stop in the middle of an activity. The second you see any such signs, get him/her back outside. In housebreaking your puppy, the two most important concepts for you are WATCH and CONFINE. Do not give your new puppy full run of the house; instead, start in a small area. Don't graduate to a larger area until he/she has proven himself/herself .Be prepared with a puppy crate ready when you bring your puppy home. It's not cruel to use a crate; it is cruel to constantly reprimand, scold and possibly get physical with the puppy for having an accident inside the house. Make ¼ to ½ of the crate a bed. NEVER BE PHYSICAL WITH A PUPPY FOR ELIMINATING INSIDE... Being physical with your puppy will make it not want to perform in front of you, and will actually cause the puppy to leave gifts for you out of your sight. Be patient, accidents will happen. Use a good enzymatic cleaner designed to eliminate all traces, including the lingering odor.You can start a very young puppy on puppy pads, but exchange them for formal crate training as soon as possible. Be patient, consistent, and diligent in taking the puppy outside. Regulate what goes into your puppy's tummy, so you can regulate what comes out. In a matter of weeks, your diligence will pay off - no more accidents!Puppy CareAt birth: weight is taken and recordedr epeated daily for the first week and weekly thereafter1 week old: puppies nails are clipped and repeated weekly or as needed2 weeks old: mother dog is de-wormed with Strongid-T for 3 days4 weeks old: mother dog and puppies are de-wormed with Strongid-T for 3 days5-7 weeks old: vet check; puppies begin the weaning process, transitioning to Eukanuba small breed puppy food6 weeks old: puppies are vaccinated with a combination vaccine; mother dog and puppies are de-wormed with Panacur for 3 days8 weeks old: puppies are vaccinated for Kennel Cough (intranasal); puppies are de-wormed with Strongid-T for 3 days and are treated with Frontline Plus for fleas and ticks9 weeks old: puppies are vaccinated with a combination vaccine plus Corona9-12 weeks old: puppies are now ready for adoption10 weeks old: puppies are de-wormed with Panacur for 3 days12 weeks old: vet check; puppies are vaccinated with a Rabies vaccination and with a combination vaccine plus Coronavirus and Leptospirosis; puppies are de-wormed with Ivomec and are treated with Frontline Plus for fleas and ticks; puppies are put on maintenance programFlight InformationFlight InformationCavaliers are mild mannered dogs, so they usually handle the flight process very well. We are comfortable with several airlines including American, Continental, and Delta, and we can use several other airlines as needed. It is recommended to find the best flight for the puppy--a direct flight if possible with the least possible travel time.There are temperature restrictions for all airlines except Continental. Continental uses temperature controlled vehicles to transport the pets to and from the airplanes, so they are not under the USDA restrictions like the other airlines. For the other airlines, the USDA requires that the ground temperatures at all cities included in the flight be between 20°F and 85°F. Delta allows pet travel on direct flights and flights through Atlanta up to 100°F. Temperatures are checked on www.weather.com; they give an hourly temperature prediction for any city up to 48 hours in advance. I can book Continental flights any time in advance; the other airlines must be booked within a few days of the expected departure date.Flight cost is not included in the price of the puppies and the adopted parent will be responsible for the cost. We will be happy to assist with coordinating flight schedules, if necessary.Flight InformationCONTACTMy Contact

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