Palace Puppies: Where Pedigree meets Personality.
Bring home your new perfectly bred cavalier or cocker spaniel. Basic training accomplished here before you bring home your new best friend to make the transition as smooth as possible for everyone.
Meet the Family:
At the core of our breeding program are our exceptional dogs, carefully chosen for their outstanding temperament, health, and pedigree. Each dog is a cherished member of our family, raised with love, care, and attention to ensure they are happy, well-socialized, and ready to bring joy to their future homes. All our females are placed within guardian homes to ensure an ethical breeding and lifestyle for our girls.
Toby is a curious and sociable Cavalier and enjoys the company of other dogs and humans thoroughly.
Peggy is an alert and gentle Cavalier and enjoys cuddles, mostly peggy is obediant and easygoing.
Hazel is a loyal and gentle Cavalier and is easygoing and patient, she is always keen to learn new tricks and learns commands quickly.
Sunny is a gentle and independant Cavalier and is very chilled and relaxed and never causes a fuss.
Daisy is an affectionate cavalier and is very adventurous and spirited, she enjoys long walks and new adventures! Daisy has "perfect genetics" for breeding because she is healthy, free of genetic disorders, and meets the breed's standards for traits like temperament, build, and appearance. Her pedigree includes strong, desirable traits passed down through her lineage. Health tests also confirm she’s an excellent candidate to produce healthy, well-tempered puppies.
Cupid is a heartwarming and loving cocker spaniel and always loves a cuddle! she loves going for walks and is very alert and intelligant.
Inside Our Program: From Birth to Eight Weeks
Days 3–16: Early Scent and Neurological Stimulation
During the critical development window, we implement ESI and ENS to lay a strong foundation for physical and mental growth:
ESI: Introducing one new scent daily helps puppies develop strong olfactory skills, enhancing their sensory awareness and adaptability.
ENS: Gentle handling exercises, including tickling the toes and slight temperature changes, stimulate the nervous system, improve stress tolerance, and build resilience.
These practices are crucial for boosting immunity, promoting calmness in new environments, and fostering confidence.
Weeks 2–4: Sensory Awareness and Bonding
As their eyes and ears open, puppies begin to experience the world in new ways. During this period, we focus on:
Handling and gentle interaction: Regular, positive touch ensures puppies associate human interaction with safety and affection.
Introduction to soft sounds and sights: We expose them to low-level noises, such as music or gentle household sounds, helping them adapt to the environments they’ll encounter later in life.
Socialization with littermates: Natural play begins, teaching puppies about boundaries and communication.
Weeks 4–6: Exploration and Socialization
At this age, puppies become more mobile and curious. We provide a stimulating environment to encourage exploration and healthy social development:
Enrichment activities: Introduce toys with different textures, shapes, and sizes to stimulate problem-solving and play.
Exposure to new environments: Puppies explore safe, controlled areas to build confidence in unfamiliar surroundings.
Early socialization: Begin supervised interactions with other pets or calm, vaccinated adult dogs to expand their social skills.
Weeks 6–8: Confidence Building and Basic Skills
The final weeks before puppies go to their forever homes are crucial for preparing them for life with their new families:
Basic manners: Begin early training with simple commands like “sit,” “come,” and crate introduction to set a foundation for obedience.
Continued exposure: Gradually increase exposure to different sounds (vacuum cleaners, doorbells), textures (grass, rugs), and people.
Transition preparation: Start familiarizing puppies with car rides, grooming tools, and collars to make these experiences positive.
Why This Matters
Our age-appropriate curriculum ensures each puppy is physically and mentally prepared for their new life. By the time they go home at eight weeks, they are:
Confident and curious.
Comfortable around people and other animals.
Accustomed to everyday sights, sounds, and experiences.
Our Promise to You
At Palace Puppies, we take pride in raising puppies who are not just healthy but also happy, well-socialized, and ready to thrive in their new homes. By following this structured program, we ensure every puppy grows into the perfect companion for your family.
Choosing Palace Puppies means choosing a breeder who prioritizes your puppy’s development and lifelong success.
