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Welcome 2025, you'll see some new faces as our young crew has matured and miss a few faces as we have retired a few too. It's a process that is well thought out and planned.

While you enjoy your virtual visit to our Crew and are noticing the shiny coats and bright eyes of each member. Remember I use the NuVet Vitamin Suppliment and continue to recommend this to all my families who take home a CC puppy. Starting them off early get a routine established. Beautiful coats, eyes and healthy ears are all things important with Cocker Spaniels.

A little more in depth information about CC's Crew.... First off you will notice our sires and dams are known on a first name basis here at CC's. All CC sires and dams have lovely pedigrees. Working with this caliber of breeding stock insures us that we get the proper conformation and specific look we desire.

We have been building upon our foundation lines for years and are very selective when we bring in any outcross lines to our program.
We love to show off our crew with our photos

All CC breeding stock is carefully and constantly monitored for any type of health problem. There are many screening and tests that are out there from eyes, to hips which seems to be in this day in age the first and foremost on peoples minds.

We can continue to monitor and test for many issues in our breeding stock. Yes, this inures us that at the time of testing the dog is clean. What it does not do is guarantee you a perfect puppy. You can have an adult who has no genetic defect themselves, but don't ever think that that adult cannot pass along a defect from somewhere down the line.

As a breeder, we here at CC's do our absolute very best to use lines that are not tightly linebred. Our breedings of our sires and dams are outcross breedings (meaning different lines of dogs used together). By using outcross breedings this "helps" to insure sound pups for health and disposition.


Our sires and dams are given the best possible care here at CC's. They are kept in top performance shape from weight to groomings. All sires and dams are well socialized and enjoy plentiful attention.
We actually feel we are maintaining two households. Our kennel is I feel just an extension from my home. Only all that puppy poo is easily washed down the drain, leaving my home to smell like a home for humans. Our pups are clean, dry and do not roll around on dirty poopy newspapers that would be in need of constant changing ( for me anyway, I am a very particular person).

We have made a huge investment with our Adults and Kennel. I happen to feel there is a proper place for everything. Our kennel allows the animals to have the freedom and cleanliness I require for my Crew members. Yes, the costs to maintain 'two households" can be a bit much at times but we have found that when we do something we want to do it right and have made a substantial financial commitment.