Cavalier King Charles Spaniels
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Am/Can.CH. Mayfield's Royal Robert 
Meet a born again breed! In the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries, these happy little spaniels were enormously popular pets of English royalty. In the 19th century, fanciers began to favour a short nosed dog and the original Cavalier practically disappeared. In 1926, an American offered handsome cash prizes to anyone who could breed dogs that looked like the Cavaliers in the old paintings. It worked, God bless America and England! A sweet, gentle, melting expression is a hallmark of the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. CH Mayfield's Royal Robert, "Bob" is a perfect example of what a good Tricolour Cavalier boy should be. He is as beautiful as he is sweet. Cavaliers are supposed to be between 12 and 13 inches high at the withers to be the perfect height. They should weigh between 13-18 pounds at maturity, with slight variations acceptable. Cavaliers are loving and sweet with all ages, from infants to seniors, and make wonderful therapy dogs. They are a perfect breed for a family pet and love to sit on your lap. They will follow you everywhere. They are indoor dogs and not happy outside unless you are out with them. BELOW: Mayfield Rosie Rose' shown by her friend CJ of Broberry Cavaliers, winning Best Ruby in Show at only 11 months old, under a long time breeder judge Wesley Schifman. She has just won a 5 point AKC major, March 2007 on her first birthday.
Best in Show Champion Grantilley As Good As It Gets ROM (Quigley) 
The Red and white Cavaliers were the favorite of the Duke of Marlborough and were called "Blenheim" (pronounced: Blen-um) after his family's estate, which was also the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill. Pictured above is "Quigley", his color is Blenheim. He is my multiple Best in Show dog, and a joy to live with. Cavaliers come in four colors: BLENHEIM, which is (Chestnut (red) and White); TRI (Black and White with tan points); RUBY (all chestnut "red") ; and BLACK & TAN. They are known for their loving and happy disposition. This quiet companion is neither yappy nor snippy. They have long flowing ears and large dark soft eyes. These precious toy spaniels are not only "wash and wear" (no groomers needed) but are fearless and must be protected. They would walk up to a lion thinking it was their best friend. SEE SHOW DOGS ON PAGE 3.
*******CH. Redthea Millie Mayfield ROM*******(The Queen Mother) Millie holds the All Time Top Producer record in the National Club. 
Called comforter Spaniels in the 1700's, Cavaliers served as lap and bed warmers. During the Stuart period, the breed enjoyed tremendous popularity, particularly under the reigns of Charles I and II. So enamoured was Charles II of the little dog that he reportedly preferred playing and hunting with his beloved Royal Spaniels rather than tending to matters of state. He bestowed upon the breed the royal title of King Charles Spaniel and enacted a law allowing the dog in all public places, including the Houses of Parliament. The law is still in place today. His supporters were called Cavaliers, as were his loyal dogs. "Millie" pictured above, is one of the most loving Cavaliers I have ever known, and is the mother to the puppies shown below. She was my first Champion at Mayfield Cavaliers, bred by Jane and Anne Thaeder of South Carolina. Millie has produced 10 Champions. She has the highest honor award the National Club can bestow, Register of Merit. (ROM) Cavaliers do shed, however it can be kept to a minimum by keeping them clean and by frequent brushing. They do not lose their hair in klumps. They loose single hairs like humans do. They are truly a "Wash and Wear" breed, with no need for professional groomers. SEE PAGE 5, MAYFIELD GIRLS Below are the Mayfield Cavaliers at home.
Mayfield Pups (see the puppy page 2) 
This is a quality litter of Mayfield puppies pictured at only 6 weeks old. My puppies leave for their new homes after 10 weeks of age. If you have small children, the puppies must be at least 14 weeks of age before leaving. All these puppies have been placed. I occasionally have puppies which are available to loving homes with secure fenced yards. I require a puppy application be completed to see if you would be a good match for a Mayfield Cavalier. I rarely ship dogs unattended. Our dogs do not live in kennels or crates, but run free and are part of the household. After all, they were royal palace pets and they still are. Expect to pay from $1,500 - $3,500, with $2000 being the average cost from a reputable and ethical breeder. Be smart, buy from a breeder who shows their dogs. Most will have tested for heart, eyes & hips. The puppies will also be properly socialized. *VERY IMPORTANT: The puppies will be no more money than buying from a breeder who breeds dogs for no other reason than to make money, and most those breeders DO NOT BOARD CERTIFY. READ THE LINK SITE BELOW "WHAT TO KNOW BEFORE YOU BUY" and NEVER BUY FROM A PETSHOP, PROFESSIONAL (commercial) BREEDER OR A NEWSPAPER AD! You will be supporting brokers and puppy mills if you do. See link on "puppy mills", a sad and unhealthy place. Do not buy from anyone advertising "Imports". These are also brokers. Be sure you see at least one parent, and the enviroment they live in. BELOW Quigley wins big at the USA show under breeder Judge Mark Sedgwick of Pascavale Cavaliers in England. October 2005.
All Champions - Grady, Riley and Murphy 
The boys are big hams and great fun. Pictured are Ch.Mayfield Sir Walter Riley, Ch.Mayfield's Mr. Murphy and Ch. Grantilley Good To Be Great, owned and photographed by CJ and Jim (Broberry Cavaliers)in San Diego. Cavaliers are great sports and willing to do anything to please us. PLEASE go to the bottom of this page, after Other Places to Visit, and see my Other Puppy, Stud Dog and Show Dog Pages.
Pictured above is our homebred Best in show girl, USA/AKC/CAN CH Mayfield Betsy George winning this honor in 2007. The famous long time breeder judge, Mr. Alan Hall is from England. Be sure to see our other pages at the bottom, and the lovely painting by Ken Ottinger. DIRECTLY BELOW Betsy and Magnificent Mame.
What is a PUPPYMILL NATIONAL Parent Club for Cavaliers (ACKCSC) Platelet Issues Typical Puppy Mill Website Southern CA Dog Shows Hotels that are Cavalier friendly USA Dogs Shows My favorite dog beds USA Cavalier Club What is a Back Yard Breeder? My favorite everyday collars My favorite Cavalier artist My favorite comb/Original greyhound 7-1/2 BIE008 So. CA. Cavalier Club My favorite puppy potty system So you want a Cavalier - Read this. Breeders by State Get this Car kennel for safety in your vehicle My favorite carry-on- airplane bag (buy large) My favorite show leads Broberry Cavalier/San Diego Breeder Cute Cavalier collars and leashes My favorite brush My favorite Cavalier book Nice soft and lightweight crates (not for car) Some good shampoo and conditioner Tear stain remover Cavalier items - many with my dogs on them Best puppy safe enclosures (pens) ForestCreek Cavaliers/Louisiana PUPPYMILL that thinks it is great. Notice the buildings with NO windows and no play yards. Sad, but this is a better one than most.
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