Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Club of Central Ohio
Breeder Information & Breeder List

The CKCSCCO does not endorse or recommend any cavalier breeder. It is your responsibility to do research to assure that any of these breeders will meet your personal standards. The breeders listed below are members of the CKCSCCO and have paid an annual fee to be included on this website breeder list for your convenience.

Breeders are more likely to respond/return phone calls and emails to purchase a cavalier if you live near them. Do not expect them to return a long-distance phone call; and if they do – offer to call them right back on your own dime. It may take months to locate a puppy of the color and sex that you want from a breeder that you want to work with. All reputable breeders discourage impulse purchases (that is how pet stores operate); and prefer to meet the entire family that will be living with and caring for the cavalier. You may also want to visit an AKC show in your area, and meet and talk with breeders there. You can often find these events listed on the Infodog website; along with ring times and show times for cavalier spaniels listed the week prior to the show. Wait until AFTER the cavaliers have shown to approach the exhibitors – they are watching and grooming their dogs prior to that time and need to listen and watch for the correct time to enter the ring with their dog. Be prepared with your name, phone and email address listed on a card to give to breeders at the show that you want to visit or converse with further.

Several cavalier breeders are reluctant to sell the breed to families with small children in the home. They all have various reasons for this (perhaps a past experience that turned out badly). Cavaliers are generally excellent with children; HOWEVER they are spaniels. They like to chase butterflies, rabbits, squirrels, and birds – and if the door is left open to your home – your cavalier may be gone. This is much more difficult to monitor with small children in the home. This is also the reason several breeders require the yard to be fenced.

The breeders you find on this list care very much about finding caring and responsible homes for their cavaliers. When you contact them, have a list of questions ready, and they will probably have a list to ask you also! Good luck and enjoy your search – you will love and appreciate your cavalier that much more.

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Club of Central Ohio
Breeder Listing

2008 Breeder Referral Application

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Millennium Cavaliers Christine Bell 5585 Wilcox Rd. Dublin, Ohio 43016 (614) 889-5871 mcbell5871@att.net	Winzer Cavaliers Karen Bolton 5211 Aurora Dr. Hilliard, Ohio 43026 (614) 771-6940 winzerk9kuts@hotmail.com www.WinzerCavaliers.com
Steve McElheny 5428 Redmond Ct. Hilliard, OH 43026 614-571-4260 steve@mcelheny.net	AVIA Cavaliers Norman & Ellen Poti 1410 Folk Ream Rd. New Carlisle, Ohio 45344 (937) 882-6015 ndpoti@aol.com
Ahtercroft Cavaliers Shirley (Charlie) Fippin 12060 State Route 521 Sunbury, OH 43074 614-543-1428 charlie@athercroft.com www.athercroft.com	Tullamore Cavaliers Linda Bednarski 2600 S Three B and K Rd. Galena, Ohio 43021 740-548-2475 linda@tullamorelabs.com www.tullamorelabs.com
Rattlebridge Cavaliers Meredith and Al Snyder 1793 Rome Corners Rd. Galenda, OH 43021 meredith@rattlebridge.com www.Rattlebridge.com	KAMOAK Cavaliers Donna Kamenicky 8181 Evergreen Dr. Mentor, OH 44060 440-479-5801 donniekam@aol.com
Hilltop Cavaliers Debbie Belliveau 12960 Tewksbury Lane Chardon, Ohio 44024 440-285-2644 debbell@windstream.net	Stout Kennels Marshelle Cavaliers Marshelle Stout 6690 Avon Lake Road Medina, Ohio 44256-3292 330-667-2644 stoutkennels@nec.rr.com www.marshellecavaliers.com