Скачать или смотреть Taking a Closer Look at Young Cavalier Puppies & their Emerging Personalities

Good morning, friends and families! In this video I cover each of our young litters and compare them as a whole to each other. They are still pretty young so it's still difficult to tell and a lot can change, but the trajectory they are all on is great!

I also talk about how Daisy was not originally intended to be an ESA - she was not very people driven and we had intended for her to be a pet. We wouldn't have predicted that she would make such an amazing ESA, so always remember that at the end of the day, they are Cavaliers at heart and are being raised in an environment which nurtures those phenomenal traits that are specific to Cavaliers. I also talk about how we encourage these traits to develop further.

In the videos that follow, we will be comparing the puppies from different litters.

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Welcome to the Red Barn Cavaliers family home! We invite the families and friends of our puppies 'into' our home to watch their puppy thrive and grow. You are viewing some of our current Cavalier puppies. We perform all of their care on the livestream for families to see and be part of, including vaccinations, weight checks, dewormings, socialization, and so much more.

We raise Cavalier King Charles Spaniels with a proactive approach that places an emphasis on their emotional-social development. We have raised many puppies for the distinct purpose for becoming Emotional Support Animals. This breed of dog has a temperament that is ripe for therapeutic bonding, so we nurture those characteristics to help bring them out and optimize them further.

We potty train our puppies using pine pellets designed for rehydration. The timing is important because as they get older, they crawl away from their nest to potty and poop - so we want them to go to the pellets! Using this method, our puppies typically understand where to go potty within about a week of practice, and they use the potty tray on their own without guidance within about two weeks of practice. By about 6-7 weeks old, they begin waking during the night to use the potty tray rather than wet themselves in their sleep (much like human babies!).

Our young puppies are kept in our master bedroom for 24-hour observation and care. We leave the audio on so that viewers are able to hear the puppies' vocalizations, but that means you may overhear some personal interactions. We prefer this format because we are able to easily provide context or clarity to viewers if necessary. We show you how we potty train our puppies starting as early as a week old, and how we nurture their training throughout their 8 weeks with us to hand off a well-trained puppy to their family.

Below are links to some products we use. We may earn a small percentage of qualifying purchases:

Black cozy bed the puppies sleep in: https://amzn.to/3pXLfE6 (ours is XXL)
Puppy Backpack Carrier https://amzn.to/3KbS4IM
Travel Carrier - TSA Compliant https://amzn.to/478dUXN
Nail Trim Kit - drummel with nail clippers https://amzn.to/3q72Idd
Kwik Stop for Nail Trimming: https://amzn.to/3Y58TuR
Snuffle Mat: https://amzn.to/3QaYuvG
Lambchop: https://amzn.to/3BOsepD

Pine Pellets & Tray can be found at Tractor Supply and Blain's Farm & Fleet. At Blain's, the pellets will be in a white bag with bright blue font, brand name 'Guardian.' The only tray we recommend is by DuMor.

Pine Pellets we use (found at Tractor Supply): https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/pro...

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