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About Cavalier King Charles
Unlike other Spaniel breeds, the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel was bred specifically to be a companion dog. The Cavalier King Charles is friendly and gentle (and totally adorable). It makes the ultimate lap dog!
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Cavaliers King Charles are classified as toy spaniels and are member of the spaniel family. These small dogs are loving, gentle and friendly and have a confident and spirited temperament. Cavaliers have a graceful gait and they are equipped with a single long and silky coat that features long, flowing ears and flat, often wavy, silky hair. On average, Cavaliers stand 12 to 13 inches tall and weigh between 13 and 18 pounds when fully grown. Cavaliers are gentle, obedient, and eager to please.
Cavalier King Charles Spaniels do have a moderate-to-long silky coat that requires regular grooming to keep it healthy. Many pet owners claim that these gentle, loyal, and friendly dogs often do not shed due to their thick double coat. However, all breeds of dogs will shed at least some hairs light thanks to the constant shedding of old fur to make room for the new. But, the Cavalier King Charles is known to be a low-shedding breed and owners should not be surprised to find very little to no loose hairs from their Cavalier.
When it comes to your Cavalier King Charles, you should feed them a diet that is rich in vitamins and minerals like proteins, carbs, and healthy fats. Additionally, when selecting a food, it's important to pick one that is specifically designed for their breed and any other special dietary needs. It can be helpful to consult your vet for nutritional advice and to determine the best type of food for your pet. Additionally, it's important to feed your Cavalier King Charles at regular times throughout the day and to keep track of how much food they eat.
Preparing for a new Cavalier King Charles is an exciting journey for both pet and owner. Before bringing home your furry new friend, make sure your house is ready set up a safe, quiet area for the pup, containing a bed, chew toys, food, and water bowl. Additionally, be sure to purchase food and supplies like a leash, collar, and crate. You'll want to begin introducing your pup to vet visits right away, and research the vaccinations and preventative steps necessary for good health. Consider enrolling your pup in obedience courses to help them learn acceptable behaviors and rules.
Although they are much smaller than their predecessors, Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, with their long, luxurious coat and regal bearing, can still be considered relatively big dogs. On average, most Cavalier King Charles Spaniels reach heights of around twelve to thirteen inches, while stationary weights for this breed usually range between twelve and eighteen pounds.
Yes, Cavalier King Charles Spaniels love to swim! They are actually one of the most enthusiastic water-loving breeds of small dogs. In fact, they are so comfortable in water that a well-trained Cavalier King Charles should be able to swim for up to an hour each day. These delightful little canines have an agile body and muscular legs that help propel them through the water with ease. They also have dense fur that insulates them from the cold and helps to protect their skin from abrasions.
Cavalier King Charles Spaniels usually get along with other pets in the household quite well, although there may be some instances in which two or more pets don't initially get along. These can typically be resolved with proper socialization and consistent training. While socialization is key, it is important to note that some dogs may have a more naturally laid-back personality, while others may be a bit more of a challenge in terms of bringing another pet into the home.
The amount of exercise and training needed by a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel varies depending on the individual dog, its age, and its overall health and fitness levels. We generally recommend daily walks for Cavaliers of at least 30 minutes. To maintain your dog’s mental and physical health and stimulate their natural curiosity, adding in some quick training sessions can be beneficial. Training sessions of at least 10 minutes are recommended and can be done twice daily. Added playtime with toys and games is also important and can help spice up the routine.
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