Houston’s Royal Havanese

Did you know that Havanese are the #1 Psychiatric Service Dog Breed?

We are extremely intentional with the paring of our Dams and Sires.  Our dogs are highly intelligent, eager to please, very intuitive, and sensitive to their owners.  We are looking forward to some their offspring becoming highly trained service dogs.  All of these qualities will also make their puppies the very best family pets!

Painting of a man with a beard in historical clothing, with an arm around a small fluffy dog.

1529 portrait of Federico II Gonzaga, Duke of Mantua, considered by some an early portrayal of an ancestor for the modern Havanese.

Painting of a young woman holding a small white dog against a cloudy sky background.

A lovely painting of a lady and her Havanese dog on the moore. This dog definitely reminds of of our Daphne.

A dog with long, flowing gray and white fur standing on a purple platform at a dog show, with a handler holding its leash and an elderly man bending to look at the dog.

Several celebrities are or have been the proud owners of the Royal Havanese. Here are a few famous folks with their pampered pups.

A woman with long dark hair, wearing a sleeveless purple top, smiling and holding a fluffy small dog with gray and white fur outdoors. 
Venus Williams and her Havanese Dog named Harold Reginald Williams (Harry)
“I'm a passionate pet owner, and my dog is my life, He is the focus of my life.”
Two women sitting on a couch with a dog, in a cozy living room with bookshelves, lamps, and framed pictures. 
Barbara Walters and her Havanese dog named Cha Cha
“When I told Cha-Cha I loved her, Cha-Cha said “I love you” back.”

BONO is a famous Havanese Dog in the show ring circuit. He was acknowledged as the Purina Pro Plan “Show Dog of the Year” and “Toy Dog of the Year.” The teams of the top-ranked dogs in the six other AKC groups also attended, along with numerous dog world personalities. BONO was also awarded his second consecutive Group One at the 2020 Westminster Kennel Club Show. *Disclaimer; Bono is not from our Kennel*

An elderly woman with white hair and a gray blazer smiling while holding a mug decorated with pictures of women and a small white dog, with a TV talk show set in the background. 
Glenn Close and her Havanese Dog named Sir Pippin of Beanfield (Pip)
“He is the best, most loving, most loyal, smartest and funniest side-kick EVER. He makes me laugh and calms me down every day."