Cavalier King Charles Spaniels

Yes they shred, but not so much if you get them cut every now and then

All dogs get sick but the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is know for bone problems and also has little dog breed problems. They are a pretty healthy dog breed, but bone problems would have to be their biggest issue.

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please note that all dog do get sick as in are sick lots thought mainly as puppys

Full grown, they're usually 12-13 inches at the shoulders, and they weight 12-18 pounds.

Around 12 - 16 years if healthy.

no Charles spaniels don't but springer spaniels help police out and sniff out drugs

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Because when nobody's in the house they will have someone to play with I have 2 and they are brother and sister. But only if they come from the same litter. You should only buy one at first to see if you can manage before getting another one. A second one might also cause fights and aggresive behavior, but if trained correctly, they will get along fine, as long as they are not bought at the same time

6 feet 2 inches according to his mugshot.

King Charles I was executed because he was a Catholic king and refused to call parliament into session. The English people did not want a Catholic state but a Protestant state and were angered by Charles' hike in taxes and his distancing of parliament.

Congenital Heart Defects

It's probably pretty small.

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Pugs

prob not the best idea. but if your willing to suffer go for it

You must feed every day, brush and wipe its eyes with a tissue regularly, bath it once a fortnight and give it lots of attention(play time, walks, hugs, bellyrubs,etc.).

They can be described as "fearless" meaning that they are so trusting, caring and loving. you must give them love, and they will return it tenfold.

Kidney failure in Cavalier King Charles Spaniels can be caused by a variety of factors, including congenital defects, age-related degeneration, and certain hereditary conditions that affect kidney function. Additionally, conditions like chronic kidney disease can develop due to prolonged exposure to toxins, infections, and dehydration. Regular veterinary check-ups and monitoring for early signs of kidney issues are crucial for managing the health of this breed.

Very lax, compared to Oliver Cromwell, as restoring monarchy he restored dancing, partying, sport, and theatre, which are all pretty fun things to do. He was also meant to good to be with when in company, and had very few enemies. He was also a bit of a ladies man, after having a suspected 5 ladies during his monarchy, and children with them. But no children with his real wife.

The males do not have to be neutered. But if you choose not to neuter him, he may impregnate females. If your dog is registered under a non-breeding agreement, you should so you do not have to fill out endless paperwork is he impregnates a female.

Cavaliers - 6-10kg (10-18lb)

Toys (smaller) - 4- 5.5kg (9-12lb)

yes!

A cavapoo is a mix between the cavalier king Charles spaniel and a poodle.

They are the best dogs!

I believe that you should keep your cocker spaniel in temperature's no lower than 63 degrees and no higher than 89 degrees. If you plan on going on vacations I suggest you take them with you, and please keep them with you at all times they have a tendency to wander off. If you also go on vacation and you can't bring your cocker spaniel along then make sure to get a self watering kit for the dog if your going to be gone long and if your going to be gone and hour or two leave them a full bowl. And if your going shopping leave him in the bathroom a smaller room for smaller accidents spots. If you leave him in there there's no way he can accidentally escape while you are bringing groceries in. Also you can lower your chances of stepping in dog feces or dog urine. If its in the bathroom its much faster to clean up. Also while he/she's in there leave their water bowl in there with them. But if you have multiple dogs keep them at a friends house or neighbor or family's house. Either way they should never be alone it would practically kill them to be lonely and no human contact for weeks. I hope you have been given enough information and more then enough. If anyone else has anything I left out please leave a different answer or comment. Thank you

--Lori Bolden--

I may be thirteen but I definitely know how to take care of my baby dog. You are in my thoughts forever Cowboy.

Twice a day but only small amounts. Buy dry puppy food and feed according to the instructions on the packet.

The female releases eggs each day so if you bred her each day you can get more pups and 1 litter can have like 5 dads

mine is 9 pounds and 9 inches tall. I don't know if its average. she gets lots of exercise and personally I think shes a little big for her age.