Green Acres Nextgen
Breeding Females
Our breeding females are thoughtfully selected to strengthen the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel breed through exceptional health and outstanding temperament. We prioritize wellness first, ensuring each girl completes comprehensive, breed‑standard medical exams and ongoing OFA‑aligned monitoring to support long‑term genetic health.
Equally important is temperament. Our girls are chosen for their intuitive, relationship‑focused personalities — the hallmark traits that make Cavaliers extraordinary companions for families, therapy‑minded homes, and individuals seeking a deeply connected, emotionally supportive dog. By combining proven health practices with intentional temperament selection, we’re committed to raising females who represent the very best of the breed here in Oregon.
Chocolate Latte
Meet Latte: a cuddly, loving companion who thrives on snuggles and affection. Her unique brown coat is a sight to behold, glowing beautifully in the sunlight. Latte is all about receiving and giving love, relishing in every moment of attention and treats. She enjoys warm summer days and loves hanging out with humans – it's her favorite thing to do. Weighing in at a petite 15 lbs, Latte is the perfect size, and her heart is big and full of love!
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Latte: is a purebred Cavalier registered with the AKC as a Chocolate; this color is unique and difficult to find.
Ginger
Ginger is the charmer, whose coat is as vibrant as a sunset. Her eyes sparkle with a warmth that reflects her sweet and cuddly nature. With every wag of her tail, she exudes a friendliness that's as inviting as a cozy hearth on a cold winter's day. Ginger's cheerful demeanor and eagerness to greet everyone with a joyful "hello" make her not just a pet, but a beloved companion whose presence brightens every room she enters. Her gentle spirit and affectionate personality are a testament to the breed's renowned disposition, making her the perfect furry friend to snuggle up with after a long day. Ginger has passed all vet exams and can be validated via the AKC.
