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| Cavalrite Georgia On My Mind (Georgia)
Sweet Georgia couldn't be more aptly named. So like her mother in personality. Feminine, sweet and smart.
Having to cope with out there Jasmine is a marvel in itself, but she manages to do it with balance and poise.
We know we're going to enjoy watching this sweet little girl grow into a beautiful young lady.
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| Cavalrite Night Velvet (Sage)
Sage is a beautiful girl inside and out :)
Daughter of our Janie and Jack Sparrow she has collected the very best of both parents. We are delighted that Jack gave her to us with his very last litter.
W enjoy every day watching her grow up
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| Cavalrite Silk Rose (Mila)
This beautiful lady is the daughter of Janie and Willie Wonka.
Absolutely stunning in every way her parents dolled out all their best points when they made this lil girl. She's also sweet as a button.
Mila has come back to us courtesy of Sharn of Graylancavs while Sharn takes a well earned rest from breeding. We're very grateful for the opportunity to have Mila back with us.
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| Melriver Chloe (Chloe)
We've got a Melriver girl again !!!!
And delightful she is, as well as full of energy - very full of energy and confident with it. She's a delight to see and meet and has taken this household by storm.
She doesn't take anything from the older kids either and holds her own.
We're delighted with her and thank Trish from Melriver very mudh for the opportunity of adopting this special lil gal.
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Our Golden Oldies
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| Cavalrite Perfect Grace (Gracie)
Utterly beguiling in every way, little Gracie is the daughter of Holly and Rev (Winjax Mira Belle and Clarelly Bad Moon Rising).
Making a choice of the girls in this litter was nigh on impossible for us as their quality was so high and so equal. Only after the choice having been made, on some inexplicable basis which couldn't be defined, did the realisation came to us that this little girl reminded us totally of our little Gracie that we had previously lost to a tick bite.
Gracie's sweet little personality and mannerisms never fail to tug at our heartstrings and we believe she will be equally as engrossing as an adult.
Gracie is now retired from our breeding programme and continues to be our 'special' and 'dramatic' little house girl :) She's remains up on our website because she'd simply be heartbroken to be taken down ...... she considers that as with everything, she and only she is the best of all mothers.
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| Cavalrite Miss Jacara (Cara)
Our little Cara was actually a mistake ..... our Jack made the executive decision that he was a far better sire than the one intended for Cara's mother, and upped and over the fence to 'do the job' while I was off getting his inended girlfriend. The result was a beautiful little ruby girl.
From her birth, we have had threats of abduction, had to check visitors' bags on the premises and been graced with the company of the sweetest, most regal and absolutely adorable little girl in our lives.
Cara gave us and other families some beautiful babies, only choosing to mate with Duke, and Duke alone until Tom came along and got her approval for her last ever litter. She has only ever had eyes for her own babies and never forgets them when they visit. They're subjected to being treated like 6 week old puppies, with her inspection, cleaning and then asking them to play with her.
No, we couldn't part with our beautiful lady on retirement :)
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| Winjax Mirabelle (Holly)
Our little Holly is the sweetest of little girls with a touch of 'blonde'. A mixture of innocence, sweetness and perfect behaviour is our little Holly.
Totally worried by strangers, she will bark the alarm and not come within touching reach, but with us, she's up having gentle cuddles at a second's notice.
Everybody loves Holly - she is always being smothered in kizzes by the others and still to this day, plays with the youngsters ..... you can hear her woooo woooo woooing, which is her at play noise.
One wouldn't know that she's had several litters, or that she's as old as she is, although there's a little bit of grey occurring on her muzzle these days.
Our special girl will live her life out with us where's she's happy and content.
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| Chrisindy Miss Andretti (Zena)
A little personality all of her own, Zena will toddle up to strangers and flop onto her back at their feet for a belly scratch. That's her way of saying 'hello'. It's a little disconcerting to say the least, but it has the desired effect - attention and belly rubs :)
A little old lady these days, the flops aren't as frequent as they were, but she still gets her attention by 'talking' now. She's not an 'in your face' girl so she needs to be noticed - she thinks :) She's actually always been a beauty that commands your attention without the antics, but not being vain, Zena thinks she needs help.
A sweet little girl in all ways who gave us Cara in amongst her two litters. Zena is the oldest generation of four generations we have coming down from her lines.
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Leolyn Penelopy - Penny
9/5/2004 - 16/2/2016
Penny was diagnosed with a very aggressive form of lymphatic cancer back in July/August 2011 and our beautiful vets, Kathy and Shannon instigated protocols to allow Penny to be treated locally. Treatment commenced as soon as the condition was confirmed. The little trojan trundled into the vet once a week for the first few months and then fortnightly to have her treatment. She didn't complain about the need to isolate her from the others although she was able to see the other kids and everything that was going on. She responded very well to the treatment and halfway through her bloods were normal. Penny had her last treatment on the 17th February 2012 and her bloods remain normal. Once her immunity rebuilds, Penny can join in on the day's activities again. She has monthly checkups for a while but no more chemo !!!!!!
We are soooooo proud of our little girl. She took everything in her stride, the needles, the mild tummy upsets for a day or so after, and the isolation. If ever there was a little dog that would indicate that it's worth the time, the expense and the worry of treating cancer - she would be it. We hope she goes on now to live a normal happy life.
Our special thanks to our wonderful vets and staff who not only reorganised their day and surgery protocols for Penny but also ensured that she felt very special and loved throughout her long ordeal. Neither Penny, nor I, could have endured it as well as we have without their support.
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