Welcome to Roseorwell Pups

I’m Helen Oliver-Masters and I am the owner of this small family business. I have previously spent over two decades working in the pharmaceutical industry as an Account Manager and when I was made redundant at the beginning of 2015, I made the decision it was time to do something different.

I am a professional groomer and run this little business from home, combining breeding and other pet services although I no longer have the salon open. I completed training programmes in Microchipping and Canine Pregnancy Ultrasound. I wanted to be confident that if any accidents or illness’s developed when an animal was in my care that I would be capable to dealing with it so I also completed a Canine 1st Aid course.

I live in Shotley with my husband, my daughter and my elderly Dad. We have always had a great love of animals so when I started thinking about a new career, I knew it had to be based around animals. We have 5 wonderful dogs; Purdey, Foxy, Willow, Jessie and Kiki. I previously bred Cockapoos and miniature Labradoodles but I am now focusing on Kennel Club registered Working Cocker Spaniels and Fox Red Labradors.

Services

Breeding

I am fully licensed five star breeder with Babergh District Council, specialising in breeding KC-registered Working Cocker Spaniels and Fox Red Labradors.

My license number is: LN/000000821.

Microchipping

It is now the law that all dogs are microchipped. If a dog is found to be without a chip it is possible to be fined up to £500. I can travel to you or you can come to the salon. I can also chip cats, rabbits and ferrets.

Ultrasound

I’m able to either scan your dog, here in my grooming salon or in the comfort of your own home. The best time to scan in the gestation period is weeks 5-6. I will be able to tell you whether or not your bitch is likely to be pregnant but not the number of pups.

Cytology

I offer a mobile service in Canine Cytology to help you determine the optimum time to mate your bitch. This involves taking a vaginal swab on day 8 of the season to establish self-structure and retesting to identify the perfect time to mate, helping to ensure that the mating successfully results in a litter. Obviously, there are no guarantees! 

 

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