We are located
in SE Kansas, by the Missouri, Oklahoma borders.
We live on 4
acres with our Cockers, plus my husband's English Bulldogs

I have been involved
in dogs for over 35 years, have always loved cockers, and finally got the
chance to get my 1st cocker in the early 90's and have been hooked since
then.
Some of my dogs
are shown in conformation, some in performance, others are rescues we have.
Due to my husband's unfortunate accident a few years back, we have had
other obligations and have been unable to continue to show our dogs at
this time, but we still strive for quality and breeding for the total package;
health, temperment and adhering to the breed standard.
Our cockers are
pets and family first and live in our home.
I am a semi retired
RN, and am also involved in Real Estate for the past 8 years and I work
from home.
So I am home
all the time with our dogs. Vacation? What's that? LOL
They are my 4
legged "kids" and with"kids" you spend a lot of time, playing with, grooming,
cleaning, picking up toys training them and loving and enjoying them .LOL
Cockers have
always been my dream dog since I was a kid, and the love I still have for
them 50 years later,is just as strong.
My cockers are
well adjusted, loving happy SPOILED dogs and I spend time with all of them
even though we have several.
They run and
play together (when no one is in season), and they love and respect me
as their pack leader.
I spend enormous
amounts of time watching their behavior, how they interact with each other
and their doggy language. I feel it is important to know dog behavior and
be able to communicate with them. We all can learn a lot if we do; not
only with behavior but understanding unconditional love and acceptance.
I am very involved
with Cockers in most aspects and also have a particular interest in pedigree
and health & genetic research in Cockers.
I'm a member of
the Tulsa Cocker Club.
I am the
Co-Founder of Cocker Spaniel Rescue of the Mid Plains.
I also run the
longest running Cocker list on the net:
Cockers@yahoogroups.
I also am the
list owner of SHOWCOCKERS and a few other Cocker-related lists.
We breed 1 or
2 litters a year sometimes less.
Pups are available
to approved show, performance or pet homes.
Pets go on
spay/neuter contracts only


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