Puppies & Breeds Sometimes Available 

Registered Breeders with puppies sometimes available, we also assist other breeders in finding forever homes for their dogs and puppies. Below are listed puppies and breeds that we have experience with. Click on each breed to find out specifics. 


Pure and Cross bred puppies listed below, alphabetically.


Beagle - Beaglier (Beagle x Cavalier) - Boston Terrier - Bugg (Boston Terrier x Pug) - Cavalier King Charles Spaniel - Cavalier x - Cavador (Cavalier King Charles Spaniel x Labrador Retriever) - Cava Tzu (Cavalier King Charles Spaniel x Shih Tzu) - Cavoodle (Cavalier x Poodle) - Cockalier (Cocker Spaniel x Cavalier King Charles Spaniel) - Cocker Spaniel - French Bulldog - Frug (French Bulldog x Pug) - Labradoodle (Labrador Retriever x Poodle) - Labrador Retriever - Maltalier (Maltese x Cavalier) - Moodle (Maltese x Poodle) - Pomeranian - Poochi (Poodle x Chihuahua) - Poodle - Pug - Pug Zu (Pug x Shih Tzu) - Pugalier (Pug x Cavalier) - Puggle (Pug x Beagle) - Samoyed - Schnoodle (Schnauzer x Poodle) - Shoodle - Siberian Husky - Spoodle (Cocker Spaniel x Poodle) - Speagle (Cocker Spaniel x Beagle) - Welsh Corgi 
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'Lacey'
Beagle
The Beagle is an enthusiastically fun loving, gentle and active dog. Don't allow your Beagle to become lazy and over weight, the Beagle is a hound who was bred to scent small game, and work. Keep your dogs mind and body active; by taking them for walks, playing games, training, and using treat balls and/or kong toys. Beagles enjoy adventure, and are happiest when out engaging in family activities and outings - though will still enjoy quality time up on the lounge (if allowed) whilst watching television.

Beagles are a medium sized dog, with a heavy set and solid structure. The Beagle comes predominately in tricolour (black/tan/white), lemon (white with tan or gold markings), and less commonly liver (white with chocolate/liver coloured markings and patches. Nose Pigment also liver).
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'Nash'

Beaglier - (Beagle x Cavalier)

Beaglier's make great companions and family pets. We believe the Beaglier is an ideal family dog; gentle and loving, yet playful and eager to please. The Beaglier is hardier and more healthy than the pure Cavalier, but not as scent-driven and independent as the Beagle. The Beaglier is an adaptable companion, that is just as happy to read a book with the kids - as they are to play ball in the back yard. Keep your puppy entertained and exercise them, and start early training to control boisterousness, and aid in raising a well mannered dog.

Our Beagliers are most commonly tricolour and sometimes Blenheim, and the coat texture and length can vary. Some have a short, silky smooth coat - and others a longer coat similar to the Cavalier.
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'Jetson'

Boston Terrier

Boston Terriers are affectionate and energetic little companions, who love to follow their humans around. Content being a lounge lizard, or going for leisurely strolls. Boston's make great family pets, and are sweet and playful little characters. The Boston Terrier is affectionately referred to as 'The American Gentleman'. Boston Terriers also require caesarians, and sometimes artificial insemination. The breed is still fairly uncommon in Australia, and they can be pricey.

Boston Terriers are mainly brindle and white, and less commonly seen in Australia is black and white. A rare colour that can sometimes be seen is seal and white. Seal looks black, but has a red/chocolate tinge when in the sun light. Boston Terriers traditionally possess the 'tuxedo' markings, but mis-marked Boston Terriers are sometimes seen.
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'Jagger'

Bugg - Boston Terrier x Pug

Buggs as they are sometimes referred to, are a Boston Terrier/Pug cross type dog. Affectionate and loving companions that crave human attention and interaction. Friendly and outgoing creatures, the Bugg has a great personality. Buggs are known to be curious and inquisitive little guys, that make good watch dogs. Endlessly entertaining, and charismatic companions.

Buggs are generally varying shades of brindle, (from light fawn and tiger brindle, through to dark, black brindle), though can occur in other colours including black, fawn, black and white, brindle and white. Some Buggs may be marked with white, like the Boston Terrier, and others may be more solid in colour like the Pug.
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'Ally'

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

Cavaliers, (affectionately reffered to as Cav's or Cavies) are a fantastic family pet to have and grow up with, even for first time dog owners. Incredibly gentle and loving, with a sweet nature and easy going temperament. The Cavalier is a popular choice for many, from young to elderly, singles and couples, and many families throughout the country. A placid dog who is happiest when feeling involved. An absolute joy to own and have as a member of the family. 

Cavalier King Charles Spaniels most popular colour is the 'blenheim' (ruby and white, like Ally to the left - some may have more white than red whilst others may have more red than white), tri-colour (predominately black and white, with tan markings), black and tan (predominately black, with tan features on the face, muzzle, legs etc) and ruby (just that ruby red in colour! Some ruby Cavaliers may have small white markings on the chest or down the face). 
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'Poppy'
Cavalier x Puppies For Sale Sydney, Australia
Cavaliers have long been the companion dog of choice for many, however as a pure bred are not the healthiest of all dogs. Breeding other dogs into the bloodline, provides a wider gene pool and a healthier dog. Some puppies may be a first cross Cavalier, others may be predominately Cavalier, with just a hint of something else. 

Some of the other breeds that the Cavalier are often crossed with include, but are not limited to; Poodle (Cavoodle), Maltese (Maltalier), Pug (Pugalier), Beagle (Beaglier), Cocker Spaniel (Cavocker or Cockerlier), and Shih Tzu (Cava Tzu).

Please click here to see some of our Cavalier cross puppies. You can also click on the following to see Profiles and Photos of some of the crosses: Cavoodle, Maltalier, Pugalier, Beaglier, Cava Tzu.
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'Cody'
Cavador - (Cavalier King Charles Spaniel x Labrador Retriever)
Cavador's are a cross between a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and a Labrador Retriever. Though they are not a common mix, and are often hard to come by - the Cavador is a truly incredible dog, who attracts admirers and intrigues people wherever they go. Easily mistaken for puppies, even as adults! With the loving nature and soulful eyes of the Cavalier, and the playfulness and curiosity of the Labrador - this is a dog who will thrive with children, as they grow together.

These dogs can be seen in predominately black or yellow, and may or may not be marked with white. With the genetic potential to also produce blenheim, black and tan, ruby, tricolour, and chocolate - though we are still yet to see such dogs emerge.
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'Gaston'
Cava Tzu - (Cavalier x Shih Tzu)
Cava Tzu is a cross of a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and a Shih Tzu, both are small breed companion dogs who love and adore the attention of their humans. Sweet and gentle natured, these little characters enjoy to play and follow their humans around the house. Friendly demeanour, the Cava Tzu will enjoy trips to the park - and be just as comfortable curled up on the lounge!

Cava Tzu puppies come in a range of colours, though are more often white with shades of sable and brown patches through their coat. The puppies are also seen in tricolour, and have the potential to come in the same colours as the Cavalier and the Shih Tzu, though solid colours occur less common.
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'Toby'
Cavoodle - (Cavalier King Charles Spaniel x Poodle)
Cavoodles are a cross between a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and a Poodle. Cavoodles are also sometimes called Cavapoos. These dogs have a sweet and gentle temperament, that crave human attention and affection. Cavoodles make great family pets, and interact well with children (even for first time dog owners). 

Cavoodles are seen in many different colours, including various shades of apricot, gold, cream, ruby, red, Blenheim (white with red patches), black, black and tan, black and white, tricolour, phantom and rarely chocolate.
Cockalier - (Cocker Spaniel x Cavalier King Charles Spaniel)
Cockerlier's, also sometimes referred to as Cavocker's - are mix breed of two different Spaniel type dogs. The generally heavy set and friendly dog is excellent with children, and thrives with family life and activities. This is an all round easy going and affectionate breed, who enjoys being by the side of their owners. Physical exercise will be enjoyable for both you and this pooch. They also enjoy to play in the water and the beach if given the opportunity.

Colours include blenheim (white with red patches), ruby, tricolour, black and tan, gold, red, red roan, black, blue roan, liver, and combinations of. Colours and patterns may appear solid, marked with white, parti, roan or a blend of those mentioned. 
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Our previous puppy, Sunny

English Cocker Spaniel

Cocker Spaniels are sweet, affectionate, gentle yet robust dogs - whom adore human attention and interaction. Quite a sensitive dog at times, the Cocker is excellent with children, and very patient. Goofy at times, yet maintaining a somewhat regal nature, this is an adaptable yet easy going dog. Cockers are a personal favourite of mine, and are ideal family dogs, suited to both first time dog owners and experienced families as well. A very rewarding dog to own. They often love the water, and playing about in the garden - however are very content to lay by your side.

Cockers come in a range of colours, and we have been lucky enough to have varying shades of gold; from lighter creams through to orange, caramels and deep, rich reds. We've also had orange and white, liver (chocolate) and tan, yet Cockers do also produce roan patternings, and other colours.
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'Grommet'
French BulldogFrench Bulldog 
French Bulldogs are loyal, loving and easy going family dogs. Frenchies as they are affectionately known, are rising in popularity, though are still fairly rare. Frenchies require ceasarian births, and artificial insemination is also common, French Bulldogs are an expensive dog. In our opinion, the outlay is well worth it, theres not many that compare to our Frenchies. These guys have clown like characteristics at times, and enjoy laying around the house like little humans.

French Bulldogs come in a range of colours, our Frenchies come available in; brindle, fawn, and pied. Markings vary, as do the varying shades of fawn and brindle. 
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'Rodney'
Frug - (French Bulldog x Pug)
Frugs are a French Bulldog cross Pug. Frugs are happy and sociable little characters, that have a lively yet gentle disposition. Frugs are excellent companion dogs, that will follow you, wherever you may go. Frenchies and Pugs both have a great personality, which is passed on to the friendly mix of the two breeds.

Frugs come in a range of colours, patterns, shapes and features! While some Frugs seem more French Bulldog, and others seem more Pug - majority of Frugs take on the perfect in-between of both breeds. Colours seen include fawn, black, brindle, and sometimes pied. 
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'George'
Labradoodle - (Labrador x Poodle)
Labradoodles are a cross between a Labrador Retriever and a Poodle (generally Standard size and sometimes Mini). The Labradoodle was initially bred with the purpose of being a guide dog, for those with both impaired eye-sight and allergies. The Labradoodle is an intelligent, friendly and easy going dog - and is now a popular family pet, as well as a trusted service dog. 

Labradoodles come in a range of colours, including; varying shades of yellow/cream, black, and chocolate which are derived from the Labrador Retriever.  The Poodle introduces colours, and can dilute/enrich the colours of the Labrador. Other colours include shades of  apricot, gold, red, silver, and rarely parti colours. 
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'Bear'
Labrador Retriever 
Labrador Retrievers are a popular family dog for many Australians. They are affectionate, intelligent, friendly and loyal companions. Ideal for families, or single owners - the Labrador has great potential in terms of training, and obedience. The Labrador is a dog who requires physical activity, but enjoys laying inside on the lounge if given the option.

Labradors come in 3 colours; yellow (shades vary from light blonde, to almost golden), chocolate and black. 
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'Bailey'
Maltalier - (Maltese Terrier x Cavalier King Charles Spaniel)
The Maltalier is a sweet, playful and fun loving puppy. Maltaliers can be cheeky at times, and are affectionate little family pets. Generally more outgoing than the Cavalier, the Maltalier maintains less of the Terrier traits than the Maltese. Willing to learn and eager to please, the Maltalier is a little socialite who will happily follow you anywhere you let them.

Maltaliers are more commonly white with apricot markings, sometimes richer blenheim colours can be seen, as can tricolour puppies.  The coat is generally long and wavy, the non-shedding Maltalier will require clipping. 
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'Churro'
Moodle - (Maltese Terrier x Poodle)
Moodles are the blend of a Maltese and a Poodle, and are also know as Maltipoos. Moodles make great little family pets, with a lot of personality packed into one small dog. The Moodle is an excellent companion for young families and the elderly alike. 

Moodles are lighter in colour more often than not, as the white Maltese Terrier tends to dilute many of the richer and darker colours, that are contributed by the Poodle. Other colours that can occur including white; off-white, cream, gold, apricot, red, chocolate and black. White with cream tinges/highlights are common, though often fade into predominately white dogs, as adults. Parti patterns sometimes occur, but are not common.
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'Fudge'
Pomeranian Puppies
Cheeky and playful companions, Pomeranians make affectionate and loving pets. Willing to please, and love being by your side, Poms are great for many families and sole owners. Sweet little characters, Pomeranians are happy little dogs.

Pomeranians are predominately seen in varying shades of sable, including wolf sable and cream sable, though traditionally red or orange sable. Pomeranians can be exhibited in a range of colours, also including; black, black and tan, cream, parti (sable parti or black parti), and shades of white, though true ice whites are rare and hard to come by. 
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'Pippin'
Poochi - (Poodle x Chihuahua)
Sweet, intelligent and affectionate - the Poochi is the perfect little companion dog. Cross between the Poodle and a Chihuahua, this will remain a smaller type dog, with a cheeky personality and entertaining character. Sociable puppies that enjoy outings, meeting people and visiting new places - this affectionate little dog enjoys being involved in family life.

Poochi's can be seen in a range of colours, from sable to blonde, cream, white, apricot, chocolate, black - being a cross bred of the Poodle and Chihuahua the Poochi can be seen in any colours its pure bred parents can, and anything in between.
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'Ollie'
Pure Bred Poodle
An intelligent, devoted, and loyal companion that is affectionate and loving with their family - the Poodle is one that loves to be important, and is generally an entitled family member. Agile and alert, the Poodle can be cautious with new people, and makes a good watch dog - though the sweet and gentle natured pet, is not one to cause damage to an intruder. Poodles are ranked in the Worlds Top 3 Most Intelligent Dog Breeds; along with the Border Collie and German Shepherd.

Poodles are available in three separate categories; though sizes can vary within each- they include Toy, Miniature and Standard. A wide range of colours can be seen, and are mainly solid colours; white, cream, brown, chocolate, red, apricot, black, silver, blue - and within those colours shades may vary. Less commonly seen colour patterns include phantom, parti and tuxedo. 
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'Tulip'
Pugalier - (Pug x Cavalier King Charles Spaniel)
Pugaliers are adorably sweet little characters. A Pugalier is the cross of a Pug and Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. Pugalier puppies are affectionate and playful, in addition to be healthier than the pure bred Pug or Cavalier. Pugaliers will enjoy laying on the lounge, as much as they do running along the beach! Great family companions. 

Pugaliers are more commonly fawn in colour and sometimes black. Other colours that are seen include silver and apricot, and less commonly black and tan, Blenheim (white with tan patches), and tricolour. 
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'Tess'
Puggle - (Pug x Beagle)
Puggles make great family pets, and are an adaptable dog that will live happy and well in the city, as they will by the country side. The Puggle is a cross between a Pug and a Beagle. Puggles are playful and affectionate dogs, that are smart and well behaved companions if raised properly. Puggles have the ability for more endurance than the Pug, though are more easy going than the Beagle. 

Our Puggles are generally apricot in colour, and feature black masks, like the Pug. Some of our Puggles have white chest patches, and shades of apricot vary from a light, cream apricot - to a rich red apricot. 
Samoyed
The Samoyed is a devoted, affectionate and playful dog whom takes pride in their family. The Samoyed is renown for that 'Sammy Smile' portraying the sweet and happy disposition of the breed. Incredibly loyal, this is a breed that thrives with human attention and companionship. Despite their size and coat, the Samoyed can easily make an obedient house dog, be sure to  start training early and provide the exercise required. Keeping your Samoyed mentally and physically fit is vital.

The Samoyed is a pure bred dog, predominately seen in white, though the kennel club does accept and acknowledge some biscuit colourings. All other colours are not accepted. 
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'Chester'
Schnoodle - (Schnauzer x Poodle)
The Schnoodle is incredibly smart and loyal, alert and affectionate, fitting the criteria for many pet owners. Appropriate for a wide demographic, the Schnoodle is also adaptable and can suit apartment, suburban or country living. The Schnoodle's have a great personality, and this eager to please dog is willing to learn. Consistency is key, the Schnoodle is a fast learner.

Schnoodles come in a wide range of colours, though are more commonly seen in darker colours. Colours generally available include black, salt and pepper, phantom, varying shades of silver/grey and can have varying tones throughout the coat. The texture can vary from coarse and straight, to curly, soft and wavy.
Shoodle - (Shih Tzu x Poodle)
The Shoodle is a mix of the Shih Tzu and Poodle, and is a small breed dog; whom is an affectionately playful, and cheeky little character. These puppies mature in to dogs who retain those teddy bear looks - with sweet puppy dog eyes, button nose, and round face. As an adult, the Shih Tzu/Poodle cross looks somewhat similar to Moodles and Cavoodles (though smaller than the average Cavoodle, and often with shorter legs).

Shoodles, also sometimes referred to as Shihpoos - can come in mixed colours, commonly including; black, brown, tan, caramel, tri, cream, black and white, tan and white, black and tan, and sable. The coat of a Shoodle is low/non-shedding - and will require brushing and clipping. The coat may be straight/wavey. through to curly.
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'Luna & Mia'
Siberian Husky Puppies
Outgoing and active, enthusiastic and playful family dogs. The Husky makes a loving, affectionate and active family companion. This dog was initially bred as a working dog, that thrives in cold weather and snow. The Husky is now more often than not, a house dog though! The Siberian Husky can adapt well to suburban living, though must be given regular exercise and activities to keep them more calm and well behaved. Intelligent and successful in obedience, begin training your Husky early.

Siberian Huskies come available in a range of colours, including; ranges of sable (cream, silver, black, grey, red), and white, black and white, chocolate and white, copper/red and white, silver and white and also pure white. Eye colour can vary, and its not uncommon for a Husky to have two different coloured eyes.
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'Darcy, Daisy, Poppy & Sascha'

Speagle - (Cocker Spaniel x Beagle)

Speagles are active and affectionate family dogs, who are suited as companions and can excel in obedience classes as well. The Speagle has great learning potential, and the Cocker Spaniel genes are strong enough to override some of the difficult traits of the Beagle (unlike Beagliers, where the Beagle traits are incredibly dominant over the Cavalier). 

Speagles can be seen in both short and long coat varieties, and an incredibly range of colours. Colours include those pictured and more - we have been lucky enough to have black, black and white, gold, gold and white/lemon, orange roan, and tricolour!
Coat maintanance will vary with type, though grooming and care is relatively straight forward.
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'Astro'
Spoodle - (Cocker Spaniel x Poodle)
Spoodles, also sometimes referred to as 'Cockapoos' - are a Cocker Spaniel cross Poodle, and make delightful family pets. The Spoodle is a more robust dog generally, than the Cavoodle.  Though just as sweet and loving. Spoodle make easy going, and relaxed companions that enjoy being a part of the family.

Spoodles come in a wide range of colours, including red, gold, cream and apricots, as well as chocolate and black. Spoodle are often, but not always marked with white. Less common colours and patterns include roan (which is inherited from the Cocker Spaniel) and parti (which can be inherited from the Poodle). Another rare colour pattern is called Phantom, which is a gene carried by the Poodle. 
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'Harry & Pippa'
Welsh Corgi (Pembroke)
The Welsh Corgi is one adorable little dog, that believe it or not was initially bred as a working dog. This intelligent and alert pup maintains a strong herding instinct, and enjoys social outings and physical activities. Corgis can make great family pets, and though they enjoy time lying up on the lounge - walks, toys and physical exercise are still very important. Though they thrive in a country setting, this dog is one that can adjust well to suburban life.

There are two different Welsh Corgi types; The Pembroke, and The Cardigan. Though they are similar type dogs, they are actually separate breeds. The type best suited to you, will vary depending on what you're looking for in a dog. The Pembroke is accepted in 4 colours, including; Red (red and white), Sable (with white), Black-headed tricolour, and Red-headed tricolour. 
For information on any breeds not listed here, please go to our Breed Specific Request, and we can give you more information regarding the particular breed or cross breed - and even help you to find the perfect puppy you're after!