If it is just a puppy I would say not very long...I would keep an eye on it but it could probably stay out for about 10 or 15 minutes in about 30 degree weather.
No. King Cavrin, King Charles Spaniel, King Charles Yorkie, King Schnauzer, and King Shepherd; but no King James, that I am aware of.
The correct term is CAVILIER KING CHARLES SPANIEL. But they originate from England. There was a king who loved them and kept them in the palace and so the population grew and grew.
Probably, and if not, there will be one one day. Dogs constantly breed new species. No there isn't but you can get King Charles Spaniels (not Cavalier) and the tend to be smaller than their Cavalier King Charles cousins
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Cavoodle dogs are a cross between a Cavalier King Charles and a poodle. Cavalier King Charles Poodle Cavoodle
Yepp. Leave it in a small room with Food, Water && mats for it to go to the Bathroom on.(: But when puppy gets older put the dog outside && let in after skool.<33
Twice a day but only small amounts. Buy dry puppy food and feed according to the instructions on the packet.
By being outside when it was cold out.
My cavalier King Charles puppy is 8 months old and just had her first season. Her nipples are quite large....is this normal? We have made sure no male dogs have been near her, so she can't be pregnant. Thanks
Outside the Banqueting Hall London, Jan.30th, 1648/9.
I have had 7 dogs throughout my life and each time I have let the puppy out the first day i get him in my garden but stayed close by at all times. However if the puppy is very young i would only let it out about a fortnight after getting him, incase he gets cold or scared.
Vitamen filled puppy food. See vet to see if it needs wet food also.
Yes, I have fur allergies and my KC puppy is fine with me. So, don't worry about a KC making you ill.
a king Charles spaniel with another king Charles spaniel
King Charles II
The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel received its name from King Charles II.
King Charles I was beheaded in public, in front of The Banqueting House in Whitehall, London on 30th January 1549.