Oregon Strawberry Fields Cocker Spaniels

11/22/2025

This little girl is available le she is from my choco-latte and a friend's buff female ginger! She's a pretty little thing if ido say so myself !!

11/21/2025

This little Sable male is available he is so outgoing and people pleaser. He is out of my choco-latte and a friennds ginger!!

11/21/2025

11/16/2025

🐾 Every breeder knows this moment, that little buzz on your phone a few days after a puppy goes home.

The message starts sweet:

“We love him, but…”

And you already know what’s coming next. But he barks. But he nips. But he cries at night. But he’s just “a lot.”

And it breaks your heart a little every time, because what they’re describing isn’t a “problem.”

It’s a puppy.

A baby learning the world outside of their mum and littermates. They’re confused, overstimulated, excited, and scared sometimes all at once, and that’s normal.

But people today want easy. They want the version they see online the one that sits calmly, never chews a shoe, and somehow knows “sit” by eight weeks.

They forget that behind every well-mannered dog is someone who put in the work, the patience, the boundaries, the grace.

When someone says, “He’s adorable, but I don’t think we’re a good fit,”

What they often mean is: I wanted the love without the learning curve.

Even the most beautifully raised puppies don’t come pre-programmed. They come ready to grow with you. To learn your rhythms, your tone, your energy. They don’t need perfection they need patience.

Some people confuse an easy puppy with a good one. But the truth is, every puppy is good they’re just new.

And new things are messy before they’re magical.

As breeders, we see it all. We comfort the ones who come back scared, unsure, wondering what they did wrong. We remind them softly: “You didn’t do anything wrong, baby.”

Because it’s never their fault that someone wasn’t ready for the hard parts that make the best parts possible.

Raising a puppy isn’t instant. It’s sleepless nights, puddles on the floor, little teeth on fingers and the sweetest bond you’ll ever build.

A puppy isn’t a project, or a phase, or something to “try.”

It’s a commitment. A piece of your heart on four legs.

If you’re not ready for the messy parts of puppyhood, that’s okay just wait until you can give your whole heart.

Because these little souls deserve nothing less 💜🐾

Shared from another breeder 🐾

11/12/2025

We have a few great puppies left from these two lktter (my 2 favorites are still here)

11/10/2025

This is Gibbs he is around 6-7 years old he need someone who is compassionate and wa to to gi e him a forever home. He came from a breeder who is no longer ger breeding and his conditions were very poor. He deserves to have a good life he is mostly deaf and has shadow blindness however I thi k that is getting better since he's had a couple grooming and got the hair out of his eyes. He desperately need to get to a vet and have his teeth done and be neutered. He is on the thn side I am getting weight on him slowly. He is available for adoption a special boy for a special home

11/10/2025

7 month old male offered for adoption he was not born here but he is at my house now. Reduced adoption fee Meet Lenny he is a curious playful guy has a superb pedigree he's a little cautious and has stranger danger. He warms up quick though.

11/03/2025

Avalon showed at the southern oregon kennel club dog show in central point and got her first 3 point major so super proud of this girl.wish I would have got pictures during the show.

10/28/2025

We still have 4 adult male cocker rescues that desperately need their furrever. I don’t have enough of me to give love and affection to them all. And they deserve as much love and affection as they could possibly get. They are all about 6-7 years old 3 blacks and 1 buff. I’ve been scaling their teeth so those are getting better. I haven’t had time to do more pictures if your really interested please come meet them

10/23/2025

Auntie rusty teaching some boundaries.