Any Cavalier Spaniel owners out there?
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Hi! We have a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, fantastic family dogs!
Can't give you much in the way of advice on indoor potty training as we didn't do that. We did get those pads for the first winter as the snow was about three times deeper than his height and he did well with that. Switching him to the outside in the spring, well... that was a pain.
Grooming is something that should be done pretty frequently or you might run into problems. They have a very fine undercoat that tends to mat pretty easily, mostly around their ears. They're a true lapdog, so I just sit and comb him while I'm watching tv every night, once a week he gets a "good" brush and comb out. I also need to trim up the hair that grows on his feet and in between his foot pads occasionally.
As for price, $400 seems quite low, be careful of that. I can't remember exactly how much we paid for Quincy, but I'm sure it was more than that (CAN) and he's CKC registered but pet quality. There's the runt of the litter, then there's Quincy. He's big boned, so a little on the large side to be a show dog.
Can't give you much in the way of advice on indoor potty training as we didn't do that. We did get those pads for the first winter as the snow was about three times deeper than his height and he did well with that. Switching him to the outside in the spring, well... that was a pain.
Grooming is something that should be done pretty frequently or you might run into problems. They have a very fine undercoat that tends to mat pretty easily, mostly around their ears. They're a true lapdog, so I just sit and comb him while I'm watching tv every night, once a week he gets a "good" brush and comb out. I also need to trim up the hair that grows on his feet and in between his foot pads occasionally.
As for price, $400 seems quite low, be careful of that. I can't remember exactly how much we paid for Quincy, but I'm sure it was more than that (CAN) and he's CKC registered but pet quality. There's the runt of the litter, then there's Quincy. He's big boned, so a little on the large side to be a show dog.
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just a lil info
if a cavalier was 10,000000000
it still be worth it
i have had dogs since i was a baby
and never in my life did i think someone could own such a loveable awesome dog
there is not a bad bone in there body
they are lovable cute friendly smart playful
i cant even describe how awesome they are
i never owned a dog as an adult moved away from home
i just hate that i wated so long to have one of these breed
i got married and got one last december and i want 500 more
if a cavalier was 10,000000000
it still be worth it
i have had dogs since i was a baby
and never in my life did i think someone could own such a loveable awesome dog
there is not a bad bone in there body
they are lovable cute friendly smart playful
i cant even describe how awesome they are
i never owned a dog as an adult moved away from home
i just hate that i wated so long to have one of these breed
i got married and got one last december and i want 500 more