Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

Advantages: A breed fit for a King, or Queen
Disadvantages: Major heartache reading this

...whether you should buy a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel (henceforth for the sake of Repetitive Strain Injury now known as a Cav). Mine is to introduce those interested into my little troup. It will be updated regularly as my tribe grow up. **Why was it a Cav that did it for me?** As anyone who knows me could tell you, I love animals more than most people. I don't have to be funny, I can be sarcastic, I don't have to listen, I can talk, and most ...
...is the appeal of the Cavalier King Charles. Diamond is now able to walk as she has had her jabs, which only cost £25 for the first and £11 for the second, given two weeks apart . Booster is around £25 once a year. Once she stops feeding Goose we can frontline them all as we still have the odd flea join our family. Hopefully she can still be spayed soon, rather than risk more pups. Rizla is now fighting Goose back, and it's hilarious to watch and ... Read review

Advantages: Wonderful temperament
Disadvantages: Expensive and sometimes highly bred

...breed they did, namely the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. Money was not free flowing in our house at that time, so I am still slightly perplexed as to why they didn't just go to the local dog pound, rather than fork out for the offspring of a champion no less, but I am so glad they did, because no-one could want for a better pet. So, Oliver came to our house and we loved him from the first moment - as a bouncy, bounding eight week old puppy, he ...
...facts on the breed of Cavalier King Charles: **** They are NOT cheap! We bought Oliver for £100, twenty years ago! Having had a quick look at going prices these days, I see that they sell for at least £300. This price is dependant on whether you are buying a "pet" or a "show" dog. There are many breeders of show dogs, in fact Oliver's mum was a champion and Ollie had his own certificate of lineage. Also, Cavaliers do not have names such as "butch" ... Read review

Advantages: wonderful temperment.
Disadvantages: Special needs .

The King Charles Cavalier is a marvellous breed of dog. I confess to never having owned one . I have, however had a great deal to do with my mothers dog " Toby " who was a superb example of the breed. Sadly Toby a Blenheim , ( rich chestnut colour on pearly white background, complete with lozenge of chestnut squarely planted between his ears .) died last September. He has been greatly missed. My experiance and knowledge of the breed is based on the ...
...like another King Charles Cavalier puppy. Not to replace "Toby" that could never be. More for the company and delight the breed offers. Since her quite monumental decision I have done some detective work! Highly recommended by Kennel clubs and breeders alike. I would suggest it is a must for anyone preparing to purchase a dog , irrespective of breed or cost. ( Starting price for the King Charles is currently around £500.00 )There is a wealth of information ... Read review

Advantages: Lovely dogs
Disadvantages: Prone to heart problems :-(

...of owning a King Charles Cavalier Spaniel. He was the loveliest dog ever and a great representative of the breed. Appearance: They are a small breed, commonly known as toy dogs. Average height is around 30cm and they fit comfortably onto one's lap! They have silky glossy fur although we used to clip Stanley to keep him cleaner and happier as he used to smell-especially when he went out in the rain! It is important to groom them as that fur coat ...
...off her plate and he just sat on her lap. Then he laid down on the floor and fell asleep for the last time. We had a lovely 10 years with Stanley and we are looking at getting a new Cavalier puppy even though it won't replace Stanley. ... Read review

Advantages: Very pretty, very loyal, dont need as much exercise as other breeds
Disadvantages: Highly strung, expensive

...them there was Jasper, a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Magic, Border Collie and Cassie a German Shepherd. If you take all the pets we had growing up throughout our childhood we could easily have run a farm! I loved Jasper. He became one of my favourite pets. I know, I know, I shouldn't have favourites but he was gorgeous! Sure he could be highly strung sometimes but he was so cute and adorable you couldn't help but love him ~*~ History ~*~ Cavalier ...
...The Kennel Club recognised the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel as a separate breed in 1945. ~*~ Buying ~*~ Your puppy will be with you for the rest of its life, so a bit of time and effort to find the healthiest and soundest puppy will be of benefit in the long run. Don't buy a puppy you have ANY doubts about. There are many breeders who do not put in as much care as they should. For various reasons we had to travel between 4 different breeders before ... Read review