Cavalier King Charles Forum

So we all have them good points and bad, what are their best and worse habits when it comes to your cavaliers?

I know its not good for you, but who else carn't resist kissing their cavalier ??

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Firstly ensure that your garden is completely escape proof, puppies and older Cavaliers will find all the holes you have in the fence and can get caught in wrought iron gates. Consider putting plastic mesh over the bottom half of these types of gate.


Take extra care if you have a garden pond.


Make sure there are no electrical leads or cables in the area you intend for the puppy nor …

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There are four recognized colours :


Black & Tan: Raven black with tan markings above the eyes, on cheeks, inside ears, on chest and legs and underside of tail. Tan should be bright. White marks undesirable.

Ruby: Whole colour rich red. White marks undesirable.

The above two are known as wholecolours whilst the following two are known as parti - colours.

Blenheim: Rich chestnut …

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This is usually the second question you are asked by the breeders you speak too. Both males and females are equally affectionate but some people do not want to be bothered with a females seasons.

Similarly males do like to mark their territory, even though it maybe in doors so you will have to be persistent with toilet training.

Some people say that a spayed bitch then gets too much coat …

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The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is a happy outgoing, loving little dog who will get along well with children, other dogs and cats.

They are not kennel dogs and because of their long association with their owners and development as a lap dog they make wonderful companions.

The " Cavalier " is a direct descendant from the small spaniels of the 16th Century of which King Charles …

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