A step-by-step guide to choosing the right puppy, training, exercise and behavioural advice for the prospective owner of a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel.
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Cavalier King Charles Spaniel - Owner's Guide (DVD)
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Genre: Documentaries & Biographies - Pet & Pet Care Documentary
Classification: Exempt
Plot: A step-by-step guide to choosing the right puppy, training, exercise and behavioural advice for the prospective owner of a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel.
Release details
Studio(s): QUANTUM LEAP; D3 DIRECT
Release date: 10/04/2006
No of Discs: 1
Catalogue No: HSD 008
Barcode: 5060104270117
DVD Description
A step-by-step guide to choosing the right puppy, training, exercise and behavioural advice for the prospective owner of a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel.
Advantages: Very pretty, very loyal, dont need as much exercise as other breeds Disadvantages: Highly strung, expensive
...My dad has always kept dogs. At the moment he has two: Charlie, a Chocolate Labrador and Roger, an Old English Sheepdog, before them there was Jasper, a CavalierKingCharlesSpaniel, 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 ~*~
CavalierKingCharlesSpaniel's originate from KingCharlesSpaniels, don't get them confused, they are separate breeds. They were bred to have a more pronounced head and a flatter face. Cavaliers were a cross between KingCharles and the Cocker Spaniel...
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Advantages: Fun loving,friendly,soft,light enough to pick up and hold Disadvantages: cavaliers are like a box of chocs having one is never enough.
...find any.He then put up an award of £25.00 for the person who could breed the best boy and £25.00 for best girl.
I would like to say to anyone now,if you are considering to buy one of these,do your home work and learn everything you can about these wonderful dogs first.
Try to get a cavalier from a good breeder,this will help towards less health problems.
The kennelclub is on the net a good place to look,the best breeders dont always advertise and so you can email to see if they have any pups and try cruffs in your search engine look out for links to owners and there emails.
You can expect to pay between £550.00/£650. But many of these come with health checked parents.kc registerd,champ blood lines ect..
I would never recomend buying a new puppy with out seing it with its mum ,because if its from a place were they are bred for profit...
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Advantages: Wonderful temperament Disadvantages: Expensive and sometimes highly bred
...I was flicking through some reviews today and saw one for a breed of dog (which type eludes me for the moment), but it made me think of my beloved pet, Oliver.......
All through our childhood, my brother and I longed for a dog. We would repeatedly badger my parents, to no avail. However, most Sundays our hope would soar, when our Dad used to say he was off to "see a man about a dog" - it took years for us to realise that he was actually talking about going for a pint! Eventually, when at about the age of 15 my parents decided they were going to buy a dog, we were ecstatic! Seeing as this occurred over 20 years ago, you will have to excuse the lapses in memory, one of which being why my parents decided on the breed they did, namely the CavalierKingCharlesSpaniel. Money was not free flowing in our house at that time, so I am still...
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