Starborn Havana Silk Dogs

Starborn
Havana
Silk Dogs

We are Tom and Pam King. We have bred 5
generations of healthy Havanese and have 5 of our
generations in our home on our tree and horse
farm on Lake Gaston, N.C. . All recommended
health testing is done- plus more. Visits are
encouraged.

We offer a lifetime health guarantee and buyback
clause. Puppies are potty trained to litter and
trained to sleep in a crate in your bedroom.

Please feel free to call or email.

Pictures of some of our dogs and their setup at our
home are in the Gallery at

It's a very pleasant forum with lots of information
about Havanese. You do have to register to view
the pictures but it's a pretty simple process. My
user name on the forum is my real name, Tom
King. When you find the Gallery, use the search
function and type "Twinkle" in the search window to
take you to my photos-click on a picture to open
and read about it, then find(see this users gallery)
to see all pictures.

Twinkle is the dog to the right at the top-our
foundation from which our 5 generations are all
down the line from. She is 12, still plays like a
puppy, and is thrilled any time anyone comes to
visit because she knows they came just to see her.
We don't continue to buy females to breed, but
rather have bred all right here that have produced
puppies since we started with Twinkle. Please visit
her page. We are one of the few breeders that
have produced our own line and it's what is called a
"Clean Line" because of our health record.

All of our dogs are AKC Registered Havanese
accepted into the HSDAA registry.
Every dog we have ever produced or used for
breeding qualifies to be a Havana Silk Dog. Our
original two that we started with are part of the
foundation stock for the Havana Silk Dog Registry.
There is no better dog Registry for the benefit of
the dogs than the Havana Silk Dog Association of
America.
You can read about it here:
Havana Silk Dog

phone 252-535-3557

Address :
Pam & Tom King
503 Arcadia Rd.
Henrico,NC 27842
USA

Most of the pictures on this site are thumbnails. If
you can click on a photo you can get a larger more
detailed view.