Camelot Champion Havanese

03/10/2022

My girls arrived

03/10/2022

Happy Thursday! Get ready for big snow coming

03/09/2022

03/08/2022

03/08/2022

Someone pawtied too hard 😴

03/08/2022

Warning: I could become even cuter than this.

03/08/2022

A dog is the only creature on earth that loves you more than himself 😘

03/08/2022

The Havanese (singular or plural, the name’s the same) is from the ancient Bichon family of little white dogs and claims such breeds as the Bichon Frise and Maltese as probable common ancestors. Since the earliest days of human civilization, lively lapdogs of this type were bartered around the world by seafaring merchants. In all times and places, small, clever dogs that did no useful work were among the possessions that set royals and aristocrats apart from lower social classes.

The native lapdog of Cuba’s aristocrats and wealthy planters was the Havanese, named for the capital city of Havana, where the breed gained greatest favor. Depending on the source, the breed’s forerunners were said to be brought to the island nation by Italian sea captains or by the Spaniards charged with colonizing the New World in the 1600s.

During its approximately 300 years in the lap of Cuban luxury, the breed was refined, perhaps with Poodle crosses, into today’s Havanese, once called the Blanquito de la Habana (Havana Silk Dog). The pivotal event in the breed’s history came in 1959, with the Communist takeover of Cuba. Many well-heeled Cubans fleeing Fidel Castro’s revolution brought their little dogs with them to America. With the help of American fanciers, the refugees preserved and perpetuated the Havanese. The breed is now a popular choice for discerning pet owners around the world.

Among celebrity Havanese owners were two of the world’s most celebrated writers. Ernest Hemingway fell under the Havanese spell during his 20 years in Cuba. About a hundred years earlier, Charles Dickens owned a tiny Havanese named Tim.

03/07/2022

Hard to forget first puppy love ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

03/07/2022

Whoever said you can’t buy happiness forgot about puppies.

03/07/2022

Love is a four-legged word 🥰😍🐾

03/07/2022

"I just can't escape the pup-arazzi" ***sighs***

03/07/2022

This Havanese breeder raises healthy and well-socialized puppies while implementing high breeding standards. The fully-licensed kennel operates in Pennsylvania, where they’ve committed to sustain and improve the breed standard. Their dogs have champion backgrounds and come with dewormings and customary shots. New Havanese puppy owners will equally access lifelong support that includes indefinite coaching as well as a distinct genetic warranty, in which case, you’ll obtain a refund up to your puppy’s purchase price if a hereditary issue arises. By the time you receive a puppy, it will be partially housebroken and will have undergone open crate introduction.

Camelot’s Havanese puppies in Pennsylvania undergo a thorough examination by a qualified veterinary before leaving for a new home. In contrast, adult dogs undergo routine examination for cataracts and other structural issues. Furthermore, they only breed OFA-certified dogs with exceptional knees. They don’t sell their dogs to pet stores and only purchase from the best pedigrees possible. Furthermore, they only breed to produce superior puppies and compete. Simultaneously, they strive to sustain and enhance the breed standard.

At Camelot’s, the lines undergo careful selection, and the Havanese breeder ensures that they test new dogs for thyroid issues upon arrival. While they breed to the utmost conformity standard per HCA guidelines, their major priority is disposition and health. Although the Havanese breeder accepts a restricted number of applications for their waiting lists, you need to commit to locking in your placement. To reserve a puppy, you’ll need to make a $500 deposit to place you on the waiting list.

Out of the $500 deposit, $100 is non-refundable, which is very different than most breeders. If you change your mind after the puppy’s birth before it attains eight weeks, you’ll receive a refund until the 10th week, after which no refunds will take place. In case you’re dissatisfied with the puppy, you’ll receive a refund per their policies. They can deliver their Havanese puppies up to a 250 miles radius at a reasonable cost. The amount you can expect to pay ranges between $50 and $200 based on the location.

03/07/2022

Anything is paw-sible with a dog by your side. Love is a wet nose and a wagging tail. This friendship is fur real.🐾🐾