Celtic Kennel Bostons

06/25/2025

Some video of our blue boys. Lots of info in video with sound on.

06/25/2025

Some pics of our 10 week old boys 👀🏡 Please PM for info. Griffin, GA

06/24/2025

Sailors 2 week olds. Eyes are open and they are becoming a bit more mobile. Must PM or email for info please.
No females available.

06/19/2025

Alder (blue brindle) and Beech (blue) wondering where their families are.
Sweet and handsome boys.
(Alder has a spot of blue in one of his eyes- so pretty!)

06/19/2025

Still have 2 boys seeking their people. For anyone in South GA or FL, I am bringing pups this Saturday to Valdosta to meet new families and am happy to bring another along. PM me for details.

06/17/2025

9 week old males waiting for their families to find them.
Must PM for any other info. Lots info given in video so have sound up (and excuse my cornbread accent).

06/17/2025

Milk drunk puppy pile. Sailor is doing such a wonderful job.

06/15/2025

1 week old Sailor's crew.
All females will go to wait list.
Room on wait list for males.
GA
MUST PM or email for info. (Email is on page info)

06/14/2025

Girls are great but this post goes for Boston boys too.

“I only want a girl!”

If I had a treat for every time someone told me they were only interested in a female puppy… I’d be eating dinner out of a puzzle feeder.

Here’s the truth that most breeders know — and most puppy buyers don’t:

Male Cavaliers are often more affectionate, goofier, and easier to please than females.
Yes, really.

While people often assume girls are sweeter or easier to train, it’s usually the boys who are glued to your side, climbing into your lap like it’s their full-time job. They’re laid-back, loyal, and endlessly cuddly.

And the girls?
Also wonderful — but often more independent, opinionated, and (dare I say it?) a little bossy. We lovingly refer to them as the CEOs of the litter. They love their people, but usually on their own terms.

So why are females requested more often?

Because of some very common — and honestly, outdated — assumptions:
• That females are smaller, sweeter, and easier to train
• That males are dominant or territorial (when actually, unspayed females are often more so)
• That families need a girl dog to “match” their vibe or replace a beloved female they’ve lost

But here’s what experienced breeders will tell you:
• Males tend to be more consistently affectionate, tolerant, and eager to please
• Females are often a little sassier, more independent, and more likely to be territorial during hormonal shifts

So if you’re open-minded, here’s something to consider:
Your perfect puppy might not be the gender you expected.

And if you already know exactly what you want? That’s totally fine too.
Just thought it was worth saying out loud.

(Copied post from another Breeder)thx Kalma!☺️

Photo is from our current litter, the two smallest that prove to have BIG personalities 🥰

06/12/2025

On Saturday morning Sailor gave birth. We were expecting her to have 8 pups but what we didn't know is that some were hiding in there. She had 11 pups. 1 pup was born not breathing and could not be revived. So we introduce you to Sailor and Lachlan's 10 nautical crew. (Not in order in pic)
Dory, Buoy, Ferry, Cruiser, Kayak, Tug, Trawler, Cutter, Schooner and Gondola
Individual pics to come later.
So far momma is handling such an enormous litter (for a boston) like it's a walk in the park and all pups doing well.