Furever Cavaliers

Meet Harper – Queen Harper of Chamberry Fields Harper isn’t just our pet—she’s family. She’s my personal shadow, walking buddy, heat pad, and constant emotional support. While I’m clearly her person, each of my five kids will happily argue that they’re her favorite. That’s just who Harper is—deeply affectionate, loyal, and connected to her people. Harper is the perfect blend of snuggly and sporty. She’s happy to curl up for a nap or race around the yard chasing a ball. Her easygoing temperament and up-for-anything attitude make her a joy to have in our home and a wonderful mama to her puppies. At 13.5 lbs, Harper has a lean build, a soft, shorter coat, and carries low-shedding genes, making her a great fit for families who want a clean, manageable Cavalier. Health & Genetic Testing Harper is fully DNA tested and clear for the most common inherited diseases in the breed, including: Degenerative Myelopathy (DM) Dry Eye/Curly Coat Syndrome (CKCSID) Muscular Dystrophy (DMD) Episodic Falling Syndrome (EFS) She is OFA certified in heart, eyes, and patellas, and has completed her preliminary hip and elbow evaluations. Her left hip shows mild dysplasia, but she is completely unaffected—with no discomfort, pain, or mobility issues. Many Cavaliers live full, active lives with this diagnosis, especially when structurally sound, as Harper is. We are transparent about this and monitor her closely with our vet. Her Coefficient of Inbreeding (COI) is 31%, which is considered favorable in the breed and reflects a strong, well-managed pedigree. She is also AKC registered. Harper’s puppies inherit her affectionate nature, confidence, and beauty—making them the kind of companions who truly become part of the family.