We have been family owned and operated since 1984 and USDA licensed since 1994. We have built a reputation for producing excellent quality, family oriented animals. Our kennel is inspected annually by USDA, AKC, and our vet and has consistently met or exceeded their standards.
We are very proud of the puppies we produce as they are bred for excellence of temperament as well as form to fit function. Our puppies are well socialized before leaving our home. We have shown several of our dogs and they have won champion honors for us. We are very proud of our dogs. We have also involved a few of them in therapy dog ventures with success.
Our kennel is located in rural northeastern Oklahoma in the middle of Green Country. We have been members of Oklahoma Pet Professionals, the statewide breeder’s organization since its beginning in 1999. Jack is a member of the board of directors representing the northeast chapter of OKPP and Thea has served on the board of directors since the beginning of the organization as vice president, board member, and now president. This organization was formed to improve the image of the entire pet profession in the state of Oklahoma. They strive to advance Oklahoma by conducting educational seminars, providing informational materials, and promoting the humane care of companion animals. We are also members of the breeder organizations from surrounding states and the National Alliance of Pet Owners (NAPO).
Over the years we have built a reputation for producing excellent family oriented companion animals.
At King’s Kennel, the welfare of our dogs and the satisfaction of our clients are our prime consideration. All dogs bred by King’s Kennel are accompanied by an accurate and up to date medical history.
We require that the buyer agree to maintain the puppy in good health, and provide routine preventative health care. Our puppies are sold with the understanding that the buyer promises the puppy will become a member of the family. This is to assure proper development and maintenance of the temperament for which the animal was bred.
