Here is the updated Waiting List. Everyone above the squiggly line has passed on the current puppies. I still need to talk with #11-13. If you sent a deposit and don’t see your name, please send a quick email so I can get you added. 

The following puppies have not been selected yet:

Roxy – Blenheim girl

Jesse – Both girls

Jazzy – Blenheim girl

Paige Both boys

Check out our FB page for videos of each of these litters. 

Please send an email to silverpacavachons@gmail.com for more info. 

Quick new video on FB to see the markings on these pups. Enjoy!

The waiting list is always in motion. Managing this thing should earn a medal as there are so many variables when it comes to puppy selection. 

This is my current list.

In my own estimation, I think Carolyn will get a pup, Denise, maybe Deana, Marcy, Ally, and possibly Mark. This is based on what we have and what people have told me that they want and the timeline of when puppies are available. .

If there are no notes next to your name, it is crucial that I hear from you ASAP. I have already removed a few names off the top of the list because I have received no communication in MONTHS, or they have decided on a different path for a puppy. . 

It is very discouraging for new people to see how long the list is, but what is not easy to explain is that it really isn’t this long because people have different timelines, and for example, in this current list, it is very likely that Ally and Marcy are going to get pups from our current litters, even though they are #18 & 19.  

If you are new and contacting us for the first time, I may not have definite answers regarding when/if there is a pup for you right now, but since there is no risk with sending a deposit, your best strategy is to get on this list because then you are on my radar for choosing a puppy. 

We have 12 more puppies to match this summer. There are not 12 names on our list that are ready for a summer puppy and/or we do not have the color/gender combination that people want right now. 

I hope this helps to clear up some questions. If you are interested in a puppy, please send an email to silverpawcavachons@gmail.com. 

Roxy, Jesse, & Shiloh pups videos are up on FB!  Time for puppy selection!

Watch the brand new video of our favorite grooming tools on FB!

Smudge found his forever home today and he is going to be so adored by his new little owners!  There’s nothing quite like the excited squeals of little girls when they find out they’re getting a new puppy!  And Smudge is going to love all the attention!

Smudge was the last puppy to be matched from our first batch of spring puppies. With all of them matched to forever homes, we can now move forward and get serious about our next batch!

The following puppies are available and we will be posting videos all this week for puppy selection. There are 6-7 families already on the waiting list, who are ready for a new puppy now, and  they will have first choice, but there will still be puppies available after we get through the list. 

Please be aware of the dates. The first date is when that litter is 8 weeks old and puppies can go home and/or fly. The second date is when an Accelerated puppy (13 weeks old) would go home. Puppies can leave at any time between those dates but keep in mind that we charge $100/week to keep puppies, starting the day a litter turns 9 weeks old. 

Please email us at silverpawcavachons@gmail.com if you’re interested in more information. 

S/W = Sable & White

SS = Solid Sable

Blen = Blenheim

Gold = Golden

The difference in red and gold is not always visible. We call the golden puppies “red” if the parent Cavalier was a Ruby color. 

Cavachons are so versatile!  Look at what Penny did this past weekend!

Took Penny on her first camping trip this weekend and she did so good. She went on a 10 mile hike gaining 100 flights of elevation. She just keeps on trucking. Even at 4.5 months I can tell she’ll be a great hiker

I get asked if Cavachons can go on long walks. The answer is YES!!

I just received this photo and quick update from “Cooper’s” family and it made me think of something I’d like to mention.

First, here’s Cooper! 

(Abbey’s blenheim male)

Here’s cooper, he’s having a ball running around in the back yard 

Ps we don’t have his leash on him any more, he’s being really good for us, very smart.

Brian

When Brian mentioned that Cooper no longer has the leash dragging behind him, it reminded me of something I wanted to share. When your puppy first comes home, it is a good idea to put the collar and leash on him, and let him drag the leash around behind him. This allows you to have access to the puppy, even if he’s up to 6 feet away from you.

If your puppy doesn’t want to come at first, you can still get a hold of him by grabbing the leash. This is especially helpful if your puppy decides to play “catch me if you can”.  It also helps the pup get used to having something around its neck and not being afraid of the gentle pull that results. 

In time, and usually not very much time, your puppy can run around leash free, and when you call him he will come right over to you.

Thank you, Brian, for sharing Cooper and the wonderful picture of him frolicking in the grass.

These two are simply adorable. Video of them playing with the bully stick on FB.