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General Information~
The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is a delightfully affectionate, playful, intelligent little dog
that repays his owner's care and attention with an endearing devotion.
Cavaliers are not kennel dogs.
Because of four hundred years
of close contact with their owners
and their development as lap dogs,
they make wonderful companions.
They are happy, outgoing, loving
little dogs who want to love you
and be loved, to run and play in
a safe place, and to sleep in a
soft bed - preferably your bed,
but they're willing to negotiate
on that point! They get along well
with children, cats and other dogs.
Because young Cavalier puppies
are so small, some breeders are
reluctant to sell a puppy to a family with
children under age five. Such families
may find that an older puppy or grown
dog may be more suitable. Cavalier
puppies do not thrive when left all day
without human companionship or the
company of another animal. They are
highly intelligent and require the same
consistent and loving discipline as does
a child.
Cavaliers are active and sporting little dogs that require exercise. They have an instinct to
give chase to just about anything that moves, and should either be on a leash or in a fenced
yard or they will surly come to grief under the wheels of a car. Because Cavaliers never
become "street-wise", some Cavalier breeders require a fenced yard as a prerequisite for
Cavalier ownership.
While Cavaliers are clean, intelligent, and easy to groom and train, they do shed, occasionally
chew things, and sometimes forget their manners by barking, making a puddle, and so on. In
other words, they really are first and always dogs, in spite of their ethereal faces!
The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is a delightfully affectionate, playful, intelligent little dog
that repays his owner's care and attention with an endearing devotion.
Cavaliers are not kennel dogs.
Because of four hundred years
of close contact with their owners
and their development as lap dogs,
they make wonderful companions.
They are happy, outgoing, loving
little dogs who want to love you
and be loved, to run and play in
a safe place, and to sleep in a
soft bed - preferably your bed,
but they're willing to negotiate
on that point! They get along well
with children, cats and other dogs.
Because young Cavalier puppies
are so small, some breeders are
reluctant to sell a puppy to a family with
children under age five. Such families
may find that an older puppy or grown
dog may be more suitable. Cavalier
puppies do not thrive when left all day
without human companionship or the
company of another animal. They are
highly intelligent and require the same
consistent and loving discipline as does
a child.
Cavaliers are active and sporting little dogs that require exercise. They have an instinct to
give chase to just about anything that moves, and should either be on a leash or in a fenced
yard or they will surly come to grief under the wheels of a car. Because Cavaliers never
become "street-wise", some Cavalier breeders require a fenced yard as a prerequisite for
Cavalier ownership.
While Cavaliers are clean, intelligent, and easy to groom and train, they do shed, occasionally
chew things, and sometimes forget their manners by barking, making a puddle, and so on. In
other words, they really are first and always dogs, in spite of their ethereal faces!
CONTACT NUMBERS: Tammy Phone:(503) 851-1187 Dave (503) 409-3491 Home & Fax: (503) 585-0102 Located in Salem, Oregon |
AKC is the only registry that protects you by requiring breeders to provide DNA samples to verify lineage.
Tammy & Dave Radell Heights Cavaliers OWNERS OF AKC INTERNATIONAL CHAMPION HURRICANE FLYNN |
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