Location: CANADA, CAMERON ONTARIO

CKC Reg. English springer spaniel puppies.
We have been breeding English Springer Spaniel puppies for over 30 years and have many emails, letters, and photos to share with you from previous owners regarding the great personalities of our puppies. Our puppies are recommended for their mellow, laid-back personalities, making them great family pets that are easy to house train. The puppy goes home with a three generation pedigree, 6 weeks of Breed Secure Pet Insurance, a DVD about training your puppy, Purina Pro Plan Puppy food, ear cleaner and instructions on house training and puppy care. The puppy will be tattooed for identification and registration at the CKC in a name of your choosing. They will be dewormed and will have had the first vaccine. The vet certificate will verify good health. Belle and Scotty had 4 females and 3 males on Jan.8th. There is one girl are wearing a pink ribbon ready to be reserved. The boys have blue, green and red ribbons. The puppies will be vet checked and will have had their first vaccine on March 3rd. They could leave March 5th. I have the litter booked in for their spay/neuters on March 24th. If you prefer you vet to do the surgery, a puppy could join your family with a written commitment to have the spay/neutering done within 5 months of birth. If you want to return the puppy for the procedure on March 24th, that is an option, as well. My vet was booked up, or I would have had an earlier appointment. Mention the ribbon colour of the puppy you prefer for more photos. We prefer to do early spay/neuters on our puppies, as the procedure is so much easier on the puppy, than waiting until it is 6 months old when it is a full grown dog. It doesn't affect the growth or development of the puppy. It prevents prostrate cancer in a male. He will stay more like a puppy, not picking up male adult characteristics. He will squat all his life to urinate and won't mark his territory. Early spaying prevents breast and uterine cancer in a female. The incision is 1 cm long with no external stitches. They do not have to come home wearing a cone for a week, when done at a young age.