Although Field Spaniels are a wonderful breed they are not for everyone. Please research the breed prior to deciding to add a field spaniel to your family. Talk to a multiple breeders, ask questions and find a breeder that you are comfortable with. Gather information so that you can make an informed choice of where to get your new family addition. Remember getting a Field Spaniel puppy will be a 10-15 year commitment. Take the time to find the right breeder and Field Spaniel. 

Killara Field Spaniels strives to maintain Field Spaniels that not only adhere to the breed standard, but also demonstrate trainability, mental soundness and good health. Breeding stock will be chosen on these attributes as our goal is to maintain these fine qualities that make this breed so unique and wonderful.

All puppies are raised in the home under close supervision with love and care. Between 3-16 days puppies are exposed to early neurological stimulation program. This program includes thermal and tactile stimulation. Studies have found by using an early neurological stimulation program that the pups mature at faster rates, perform better in problem solving tests, are more disease resistant and are better at handling stressful situations.

Socialization and training continues as the pups grow with the puppies being exposed to new places and situations to assure they grow into well adjusted pets. We work with our puppies on a daily basis with activities that include grooming, stacking, crate training and housebreaking. People will be invited into the home to play with the pups as to socialize them further. At 8-10 weeks the puppies will undergo a Puppy Aptitude Test and structural evaluation to determine proper placement of puppies.

The puppies also receive:

An eye check by a board certified Ophthalmic Veterinarian

Heart check by a board certified Cardiologist Veterinarian.

All puppies are sold on a contract. Pet puppies are sold on spay/neuter contract and on limited registration. The puppies’ temperament, structure and trainability are all taken into consideration when placing puppies. The new owners will receive a binder that includes but not limited to: a copy of the eye check, heart check, records of veterinary care, microchip information and registration form, health certificate, AKC papers, instructions on grooming and daily care, & other additional information. We also strive to maintain contact with owners to offer support and advice during the life time of your Field.

References available upon request.