Dinah had a litter by Beacon, 6 boys and 3 girl, born November 25, 2017 -- Will update this news shortly with more pictures and pedigree.
Family pet puppies are sold with a "nonbreeding" registration. Please call as noted below to discuss availability.
All of our puppies are sold only to screened and approved homes.
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Dinah's first litter, 9 puppies, born November 25, 2017 --
Dinah and Puppies, left, and Puppies Closeup, right.
Tahoe's first litter, 4 boys and 6 girls, born April 22, 2012 -- should be ready to go out to their new homes in mid June 2012. Dad is Arnie.
Crystal's first litter, 3 boys and 1 girl, born May 21, 2013 --
Crystal's newborns, left, and Crystal, right.
Tahoe's first litter, 4 boys and 6 girls, born April 22, 2012 -- should be ready to go out to their new homes in mid June 2012. Dad is Arnie.
Ruby's first litter, 5 boys and 2 girls, we ended up keeping 4 lovely boys!
Scarlet's litter, 3 boys and 6 girls, should be ready to go out to their new homes in mid January, 2010.
Old news:--Gavilan Hills, California -- May 2010
Promise's litter, 1 boys and 5 girls, should be ready to go out to their new homes in late June/early July 2010. Repeat breeding of August 2009: Dad, Dylan (white border) -- Mom, Promise (black borders):
We had a litter of very nice puppies! Lady's litter is made up of 6 boys -- sorry, but Nature said, "No girls this time!" They should be ready to go out to their new homes around the middle of October, 2008.
Diva's litter consists of 5 girls and 1 boy. They should be ready to go out to their new homes around the end of June, 2008.
We have several male puppies out of Sumi and Arnie available! They will be ready to go out to their new homes at the end of September 2007.
Mom is Sumi (Champion Saga's So Sue Me), OFA Excellent, and Dad is Arnie (Champion Saga's Songcatcher), also OFA Excellent.
We are doing a breeding between Promise and Classic right now. We will know if it took in about mid-February 2007, and will put the news up here!
Mom's Picture:
We are pleased to announce that Robin (CH Saga's Own Sweet Song, OFA Excellent, CERF) had a litter of Puppies!
We are pleased to announce that Carmella (Saga's Caramel Confection, OFA Excellent, CERF) had 5 Puppies today! The daddy is Vinnie (Ch Saga's Smooth Talker, OFA Good, CERF). Pictures:
Litters of puppies are expected once or twice a year at SAGA. The breedings are carefully planned, and the puppies are raised in our
home with plenty of human contact and socialization. We take great care to
place the proper puppy with the proper people and have dogs in loving
homes all over the United States. We do not ship puppies. Families
that live a greater-than-driving-distance from us are welcome to fly into
soCal and take their puppy back in the airplane cabin with them. This has
worked very well for everyone so far...
*Note:
A listing on this page is not an "advertisement" per se. Welshies will
be placed only in "approved homes". The determination of what is
"approved" is at the discretion of the breeder or owner.
SAGA is not a Commercial Breeder, Backyard Breeder, Puppy Mill, Broker, or Buncher. SAndra and GAry (hence SAGA) are Welsh Springer Spaniel breed fanciers, members in good standing of the Welsh Springer Spaniel Club of America, Inc., and are involved with what is usually called Hobby Breeding. We like the definition given in A Dog Owner's Guide for a Hobby Breeder:
A breed fancier who usually has only one breed but may have two; follows a breeding plan in efforts to preserve and protect the breed; produces from none to five litters per year; breeds only when a litter will enhance the breed and the breeding program; raises the puppies with plenty of environmental and human contact; has a contract that protects breeder, dog, and buyer; runs a small, clean kennel; screens breeding stock to eliminate hereditary defects from the breed; works with a breed club or kennel club to promote and protect the breed; and cares that each and every puppy is placed in the best home possible.
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