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An accurate description of the breed. They also like to be with other dogs and are happier with other dogs than humans! I have had this breed for almost 60 years now and they are truly amazing, adorable, sweet and love cuddles! I have two now, a blenheim and a tri colour. My blenheim is a rescue who was badly abused by the monsters who had him. I saw him being offered for sale on the internet quite by accident - I wasnt and wouldnt look on the internet to buy a puppy. But I saw him being advertied in a cage which I thought odd and followed up on it. It transpired he was kept in a cage under the stairs as the womans boyfirend had an aggressive dog who didnt get on with him. He was kicked, starved (I could see his ribs clearly), crawling with fleas etc. I had to pay to buy him to get him away from those monsters. Its just as well I did because on day 2 in my home I saw he was bleeding from his rectum and was rushed to the vets where it was confirmed, after a scan, that he had been severely kicked and this had torn his colon. The vet said had I not brought him in he would only have had days to live. After a very expensive vet bill, surgery, antibiotics & special diet I took him home and Ive had him for over 7 years now and he happy and content but will always have the fear of what happened. He never fully trusts humans. His name is Joey and he is my very special boy. I also have Bailey who is now 10 months old. Joey loves him so much and has brought him out of his sadness. Joey smiles all the time now.... its so incredible to behold. Bailey is sweet and cuddly with no issues as he has no fear. As a lifelong animal rights person I feel it was fate that brought Joey and I together.
Joey's previous owners should be in jail. Thank goodness you came across the ad on the internet, but I don't think it was by accident. Joey needed to be rescued, and you were his angel. Joey found his forever mom and home, and now has a brother (Bailey) that loves him. You are a superstar pet parent for rescuing Joey. I can only imagine the sorrow and trauma he went through. Thank God you took action. Thanks for sharing!
@@animaldigest Thankyou for your reply - I really appreciate it. You should see him now - so content and happy. Thank goodness I was bored that day and was just browsing the internet when I found him. It was an instant gut feeling. I dont think I will ever really know what horrors he went through - all I know is it took A YEAR for him t come anywhere near any human being! Gentle coaxing and patience finally paid off. It was baby steps until there was enough trust developed between us. I have never seen such fear in an animal before. It was truly heartbreaking. My reward comes from every day I look at him smiling and playing with Bailey whom he loves dearly!
I love my sweet, kind little tri-color girl! The pros far far outweigh the cons imo. I was a bit worried about their possible health problems, but then I learned that most dogs are likely to develop certain conditions. More importantly, I learned that many of these conditions can be much less likely if you buy your Cav from a reputable breeder, who should be happy to show you both parents’ health records. If you are on the fence, take a chance on one of these dogs. They are bounding with love and playfulness.❤
we just got our sweet cavalier girl, we knew about the health problems that might happen so we chose our breeder patiently and we checked everything possible. our family members are already having one and we loved that breed so much we had to get one. she is so loving that I can’t even describe. she is the sweetest. choose your breeder with patience and look closely and you will be happy with your healthy choice.
Pros: 1. Lap dog 2. Easy to train 3. Intelligent 4. Moderate exercise like Daily walks 5. Minimal barking 6. Portable due to their size and barking 7. Very will with children. Don’t tempt them though 8. Ideal for 1st time dog owners Cons: 1. Require regular grooming , possibly daily 2. They shed , fur gone be every where 3. Not hypoallergenic. Asthma probably gone be fucked up 4. Loves food and can end up on my 600 lbs life if not careful 5. Adore humans - dislikes being left alone for too long. Separation anxiety 6. Must be on a leash when walking - will mess them birds up ! 7. Not a good guard dog - probably won’t scare away a squirrel 8. Health - Prone to heart disease and heart failure , brain and spine , eye conditions and ear infections. Just sickly from what she saying.
Some of those cons aren’t that bad. Obviously the health concerns are what they are, the hypoallergenic thing is an issue, as is watching what they eat and wanderlust, but the rest of the stuff is more preferential than a con.
i agree with most but as a guard dog mine is a good alarm... i have 2 dobermans and the cavalier is the first one to make noise. everyone else just looks scary lol
I loss my 8 lost days ago and his is Charlie . He was 12 and 4 months. I missed him dearly. He was my first pup. I don't know how to live without him. I was hoping that he would lives to be 15 or 17 years but sadly he didn't make it. It happened quite quickly . He left a big hold in my heart. I don't know if I can bring myself to have other one again. The pain is to great. Love them and treasure them.🐶
I am so sorry to hear about the passing of Charlie. Our pets do take a piece of our hearts when they leave for doggie heaven, so I hope you are doing well. Thanks for sharing!
It hurts so bad because it was so good to have them!!!! We lost our Bentley and it really hurts still!! But we got 2 puppies now and it helps with the pain and loving a dog is great
We have our 5th. Bl.T Charlie, Bl.T Quindo, Tricolor Rommie, Bl.T.Chalie again , and now Tricolor Rommie again. Can't live without them. ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️Them all. 💋🇳🇱
Wow! 15 years is wonderful. All my Cavs over the years have sadly never reached that grand age. My first cav lived for 13.5 years. I totally agree they are the most amazng breed. Like you I love them to pieces! I have two cavs, one a rescue.
My Cavalier is a non stop barker. She is almost hyperactive. Everything else you have said is accurate. We live on a river with frequent boat traffic. I honestly believe that all the boats going by are there to see her.
My Cav is a barker too, especially when she sees me getting ready to walk her- then its non stop barking until we get to the top of the drive, or into the car... I've tried everything I can think of to train her not to, but no luck so far... my neighbours probably hate me haha.
An update for anyone who might be interested... Ruby had an appointment with a behaviourist, and apparently she has an anxiety disorder that requires medication - Fluoxetine. It'll take about 6 weeks to fully kick in, so fingers crossed it makes things a lot easier! 🤞🏻
We just love our king Charles cavalier. We are retired and the best thing we ever purchased was a cavalier who loves our laps and brings us so much joy. Daily. He wants to be next to us at all times and we love it sleeps with us. Has to be touching both of us all night
Our Cav hates Pigeons, flying bugs, wheel barrows but welcomes all strangers at the door. He only barks at dogs on the TV but not in real life. He's a master of manipulation, playing 4d chess with us by sleeping on our inlaws bed first as he knew they are soft, then rejecting his basket so he can get to sleep on our bed 😂 he now has a bed in every room in the house. What a little character, love him.
Love my cavs. Truly the best companions. This is a pretty accurate description. I keep mine clipped, with long ears and tail for cuteness, which cuts way down on the need for frequent brushing and shedding. The health issues are real so insurance is a must.
And always keep in mind that 'insurance' does not guarantee the quality of life for a dog. When in doubt, it's always best to get a breed that does not need to be fed painkillers in order to live a normal life.
I am so sorry to hear about the passing of your Cavalier. Losing our pets is never easy, and pet owners totally understand the grief. Take it one day at a time and thanks for sharing.
We lost our wonderful Cav this week at age 9.5. He was diagnosed with mitral valve condition (symptom was a dry cough) in Nov 2021. Vet said he'd live another 6 to 12 months with medication. He made it about 8 months. He was slowing down over the months, and in the last few weeks he really slowed down and started swelling in his abdomen due to his heart condition. Through it all, his tail wagged. We thought it would eventually come down to a period of health crisis (trouble breathing or panicky behavior) but instead he simply laid down on the floor and quitely passed away. Our hearts ache at losing him. Greatest dog ever. God made a great breed, but the short life expectancy is tough.
I am so sorry to hear about the passing of your Cav. Losing our pets is never easy. As a pet owner who lost a pet, I feel and understand your grief and sorrow. The mourning process can be long, but take your Cav's passing a day at a time. He is your little angel now, protecting you from doggie heaven. Thanks for sharing!
So sorry for your loss. I know how heartbreaking it is. I lost my tri colour boy (Oliver) last year. He had health problems and was the runt of the litter. Being the soft thing I am I had to have him to care for him, love and protect him. We had such a close bond. Oliver was the most affectionate cav I ever had and he died aged just 10 years old. Im still sad to this day and mis him so much still.
I love reading the comments section of videos about Cavi's . If you have had one, you just get it, they are astonishingly beautiful animals that love you so deeply. My little Charlie Bear crazy! But I wouldn't change him for the world ❤❤
MVD, CM/SM, PSOM, episodic falling, hip dysplasia, patellar luxation, anal gland issues, EPI, a laundry list of eye problems from everything from dry eye to corneal melting, curly coat syndrome and more are not cons?
@@rosieleat6868 I see people in the comments saying; 'I just got my pup, she's got heartproblems, but I hope I'll have a few good years with her!' It's like fast-fashion but with pets. A disposable, temporary cute item to put in your house. Imagine your shoes lasting longer than your dog...heartbreaking that people would chose to breed a dog that they knów will create ill puppies.
@@Widdekuu91 - aye - and often the shoes are made from the skin of dead animals that we have slaughtered - there is so much cognitive dissonance when it comes to the way humans see (or rather don’t see) animals
If I were to grade my dog against the list of pros, she'd be a failure. That said, I was unfortunate in the health area with mine as by the age of about 2 and half, she developed a mild epilepsy that lasted her whole life with the exception of two gran mal seizures, I also had to make frequent trips to the vet to get her anal glands expressed as they would keep blocking. She had a good life up until I lost her about 1 month back, she hadn't developed a heart murmur until about the age of 8, but her heart went almost instantly over night, it went from a grade 1 or 2, to pretty much heart failure with in a couple days. There's medicines and procedures to rectify or control the issues, but considering the epilepsy my dog had could happen at any time and most likely finish her heart off, I didn't want her to suffer any more and chose to have her sleep early. It was heart breaking to watch every time she had a seizure. That said, if she had her way we'd be out from sun up till sundown, she'd take me a walk for miles! (when I let her lead the way, she took me for a 10 mile walk!). She was really good off the lead when on trails and fields. Some may have a prey drive towards small creatures, but mine just wanted to make friends with everything, unless something hurt her in which case she'd be scared of that species for the rest of her life, for example she got ran over by a springer spaniel as a pup and was terrified of all dogs for the rest of her life (even terrified of puppies that were only a fraction of her size) or the time my neighbours cat smacked her on the head and nose for no reason (he was an aggressive alpha cat in the neighbourhood) and she ended up terrified at cats for the rest of her life which was a shame because the neighbour also had a really nice female cat that just wanted to make friends with my dog but just couldn't get through to her. She was gentle around field mice and birds, just wanting to be friends and play with them, although they always ran away. Foxes too, she always wanted to make friends with the foxes outside at night, but they were all too skittish. Anyway, wall of text....I'll shut up for now. She passed away a month ago as of this post at the age of 10yr and 4mths.
I am so sorry to hear about the passing of your Cavalier. Losing our pets is never easy, and pet owners totally understand the grief. I'm sure your Cavalier lived a good life until her health started to deteriorate. Seizures are brutal. I feel and understand your emotions after losing your best friend. Your Cavalier is in Doggie Heaven, busy making new friends. Thanks for sharing.
Good video, except not one pic of a Ruby Cavalier. How do you discuss the breed and not mention the Four varieties. In fact one of the dogs you are showing is a cocker spaniel, not a cavalier.
@@ianoYG oh wow a cavi pup. Our suzie is now 6 but the puppy days were so cute. She's always been good with the bunny. We got her first and then the bunny but I'm guessing the other way round mb be better in some ways
@@binkybunnysway943 I hope so, we're planning to introduce them slowly. Just hoping that because he'll meet them at a young age, he'll be taught much easier that they are his friends :)
I’ve never seen a reputable breeder sell a puppy for less than $2000. However if you are willing to adopt an adult Cavalier, you can find a cavalier rescue and get one for several hundred dollars. I found my cavalier by going to a local dog show and meeting a cavalier owner/Breeder who had a 4 year old that she was looking to re-home after she weened her pups. I now have 2 beautiful Blenheim Cavaliers that are the loves of my life.
I have a lovely cavalier dog I adopted her last year from a kennel she is been uaed for breeding puppies she is so neaves and scared is this normal for this breed I won't to train her to walk on a lead when I show her the lead she was so scared were do i start could you please give me some advice
Thanks for leaving a comment. We don't provide personal advice. But generally, some rescue dogs need time to build trust with their new owner, home, and surroundings. So give the relationship some time and speak to your vet or someone from the shelter. Until then, shower your new dog with love and be patient.
Beautiful little dogs, but make sure you check out the breeder because these little dogs have been bred by puppy mills and breeders who only see them as a " " cash cow ". See a documentary made around 10 - 15 years ago by the BBC about these breeders, many of whom were lauded by the Kennel Club, and Crufts. In it you will see the agony these dogs are put through. This documentary is for grown-ups only, and not for idiots who look to be " offended " by everything.
The one thing I don't agree with is that the video says they shed,... I've had 3,... none of them shed hair,... you have to groom them to keep their coats healthy, and need regular trims, and you can get a lot of hair in the brush, but I've never had hair on my clothes or furniture,... all have died with their hearts though...
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Very informative video. Our King Charles is very big and likely crossed with another breed although she was sold as a cavi
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I miss mine...she was the best dog I ever had. Wish almost daily for another.
I'm sorry to hear about your Cav's passing. Our pets do take a piece of our hearts when they leave for doggie heaven. Thanks for sharing!
An accurate description of the breed. They also like to be with other dogs and are happier with other dogs than humans! I have had this breed for almost 60 years now and they are truly amazing, adorable, sweet and love cuddles! I have two now, a blenheim and a tri colour. My blenheim is a rescue who was badly abused by the monsters who had him. I saw him being offered for sale on the internet quite by accident - I wasnt and wouldnt look on the internet to buy a puppy. But I saw him being advertied in a cage which I thought odd and followed up on it. It transpired he was kept in a cage under the stairs as the womans boyfirend had an aggressive dog who didnt get on with him. He was kicked, starved (I could see his ribs clearly), crawling with fleas etc. I had to pay to buy him to get him away from those monsters. Its just as well I did because on day 2 in my home I saw he was bleeding from his rectum and was rushed to the vets where it was confirmed, after a scan, that he had been severely kicked and this had torn his colon. The vet said had I not brought him in he would only have had days to live. After a very expensive vet bill, surgery, antibiotics & special diet I took him home and Ive had him for over 7 years now and he happy and content but will always have the fear of what happened. He never fully trusts humans. His name is Joey and he is my very special boy. I also have Bailey who is now 10 months old. Joey loves him so much and has brought him out of his sadness. Joey smiles all the time now.... its so incredible to behold. Bailey is sweet and cuddly with no issues as he has no fear. As a lifelong animal rights person I feel it was fate that brought Joey and I together.
Joey's previous owners should be in jail. Thank goodness you came across the ad on the internet, but I don't think it was by accident. Joey needed to be rescued, and you were his angel. Joey found his forever mom and home, and now has a brother (Bailey) that loves him. You are a superstar pet parent for rescuing Joey. I can only imagine the sorrow and trauma he went through. Thank God you took action. Thanks for sharing!
@@animaldigest Thankyou for your reply - I really appreciate it. You should see him now - so content and happy. Thank goodness I was bored that day and was just browsing the internet when I found him. It was an instant gut feeling. I dont think I will ever really know what horrors he went through - all I know is it took A YEAR for him t come anywhere near any human being! Gentle coaxing and patience finally paid off. It was baby steps until there was enough trust developed between us. I have never seen such fear in an animal before. It was truly heartbreaking. My reward comes from every day I look at him smiling and playing with Bailey whom he loves dearly!
I am happy that he is now well adjusted.
Sei Un angelo❤
Mine doesn't care about dogs she is dog selective she loves people
i've had my first cav for almost 2 years, and he is the sweetest dog ever. I'm so in love with him, they are such a nice, wonderful breed!!!
Yes, they are, and thanks for leaving a comment!
we are super sweet ❤🐾❤
I love my sweet, kind little tri-color girl! The pros far far outweigh the cons imo. I was a bit worried about their possible health problems, but then I learned that most dogs are likely to develop certain conditions. More importantly, I learned that many of these conditions can be much less likely if you buy your Cav from a reputable breeder, who should be happy to show you both parents’ health records. If you are on the fence, take a chance on one of these dogs. They are bounding with love and playfulness.❤
we just got our sweet cavalier girl, we knew about the health problems that might happen so we chose our breeder patiently and we checked everything possible.
our family members are already having one and we loved that breed so much we had to get one.
she is so loving that I can’t even describe. she is the sweetest. choose your breeder with patience and look closely and you will be happy with your healthy choice.
Choosing a reputable breeder is very important. Thanks for sharing!
Pros:
1. Lap dog
2. Easy to train
3. Intelligent
4. Moderate exercise like Daily walks
5. Minimal barking
6. Portable due to their size and barking
7. Very will with children. Don’t tempt them though
8. Ideal for 1st time dog owners
Cons:
1. Require regular grooming , possibly daily
2. They shed , fur gone be every where
3. Not hypoallergenic. Asthma probably gone be fucked up
4. Loves food and can end up on my 600 lbs life if not careful
5. Adore humans - dislikes being left alone for too long. Separation anxiety
6. Must be on a leash when walking - will mess them birds up !
7. Not a good guard dog - probably won’t scare away a squirrel
8. Health - Prone to heart disease and heart failure , brain and spine , eye conditions and ear infections. Just sickly from what she saying.
Love the commentary on the cons section 🤣
Some of those cons aren’t that bad. Obviously the health concerns are what they are, the hypoallergenic thing is an issue, as is watching what they eat and wanderlust, but the rest of the stuff is more preferential than a con.
i agree with most but as a guard dog mine is a good alarm... i have 2 dobermans and the cavalier is the first one to make noise. everyone else just looks scary lol
I loss my 8 lost days ago and his is Charlie . He was 12 and 4 months. I missed him dearly. He was my first pup. I don't know how to live without him. I was hoping that he would lives to be 15 or 17 years but sadly he didn't make it. It happened quite quickly . He left a big hold in my heart. I don't know if I can bring myself to have other one again. The pain is to great. Love them and treasure them.🐶
I am so sorry to hear about the passing of Charlie. Our pets do take a piece of our hearts when they leave for doggie heaven, so I hope you are doing well. Thanks for sharing!
It hurts so bad because it was so good to have them!!!!
We lost our Bentley and it really hurts still!!
But we got 2 puppies now and it helps with the pain and loving a dog is great
Cavaliers are the very best dogs.
15 years and 6 months old: That's awesome. Barkley deserves monthly birthday celebrations. Thanks for sharing.
we are the best breed❤🐾❤
Agreed!
We have our 5th. Bl.T Charlie, Bl.T Quindo, Tricolor Rommie, Bl.T.Chalie again , and now Tricolor Rommie again. Can't live without them. ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️Them all. 💋🇳🇱
Wow! 15 years is wonderful. All my Cavs over the years have sadly never reached that grand age. My first cav lived for 13.5 years. I totally agree they are the most amazng breed. Like you I love them to pieces! I have two cavs, one a rescue.
My Cavalier is a non stop barker. She is almost hyperactive. Everything else you have said is accurate. We live on a river with frequent boat traffic. I honestly believe that all the boats going by are there to see her.
Ahh, your Cavalier has admirers. Thanks for watching!
My Cav is a barker too, especially when she sees me getting ready to walk her- then its non stop barking until we get to the top of the drive, or into the car... I've tried everything I can think of to train her not to, but no luck so far... my neighbours probably hate me haha.
Mine barks at everything as well -
An update for anyone who might be interested... Ruby had an appointment with a behaviourist, and apparently she has an anxiety disorder that requires medication - Fluoxetine. It'll take about 6 weeks to fully kick in, so fingers crossed it makes things a lot easier! 🤞🏻
We just love our king Charles cavalier. We are retired and the best thing we ever purchased was a cavalier who loves our laps and brings us so much joy. Daily. He wants to be next to us at all times and we love it sleeps with us. Has to be touching both of us all night
Our pets bring us so much joy. And nothing less is expected from your cavalier. They are the epitome of a lapdog. Thanks for leaving a comment!
Our Cav hates Pigeons, flying bugs, wheel barrows but welcomes all strangers at the door. He only barks at dogs on the TV but not in real life. He's a master of manipulation, playing 4d chess with us by sleeping on our inlaws bed first as he knew they are soft, then rejecting his basket so he can get to sleep on our bed 😂 he now has a bed in every room in the house. What a little character, love him.
Love my cavs. Truly the best companions. This is a pretty accurate description. I keep mine clipped, with long ears and tail for cuteness, which cuts way down on the need for frequent brushing and shedding. The health issues are real so insurance is a must.
Ahh, Cavs are adorable. Thanks for sharing and for the kind feedback!
And always keep in mind that 'insurance' does not guarantee the quality of life for a dog.
When in doubt, it's always best to get a breed that does not need to be fed painkillers in order to live a normal life.
@@Widdekuu91 thank you. Should be criminal to breed these dogs. And they didn't go near in depth enough about the awful # of health issues they get
I just lost my 2nd cavalier last week. She was 15, and I wouldn't hesitate to get a 3rd one when ready:)
I am so sorry to hear about the passing of your Cavalier. Losing our pets is never easy, and pet owners totally understand the grief. Take it one day at a time and thanks for sharing.
I am so sorry for your loss. :(
We lost our wonderful Cav this week at age 9.5. He was diagnosed with mitral valve condition (symptom was a dry cough) in Nov 2021. Vet said he'd live another 6 to 12 months with medication. He made it about 8 months. He was slowing down over the months, and in the last few weeks he really slowed down and started swelling in his abdomen due to his heart condition. Through it all, his tail wagged. We thought it would eventually come down to a period of health crisis (trouble breathing or panicky behavior) but instead he simply laid down on the floor and quitely passed away. Our hearts ache at losing him. Greatest dog ever. God made a great breed, but the short life expectancy is tough.
I am so sorry to hear about the passing of your Cav. Losing our pets is never easy. As a pet owner who lost a pet, I feel and understand your grief and sorrow. The mourning process can be long, but take your Cav's passing a day at a time. He is your little angel now, protecting you from doggie heaven. Thanks for sharing!
So sorry for your loss, I can't imagine the pain. They are indeed the best!
So sorry for your loss. I know how heartbreaking it is. I lost my tri colour boy (Oliver) last year. He had health problems and was the runt of the litter. Being the soft thing I am I had to have him to care for him, love and protect him. We had such a close bond. Oliver was the most affectionate cav I ever had and he died aged just 10 years old. Im still sad to this day and mis him so much still.
humans made the breed by inbreeding them so much they are closer than a mother/son mating. That's why your dog got so sick
I love reading the comments section of videos about Cavi's . If you have had one, you just get it, they are astonishingly beautiful animals that love you so deeply. My little Charlie Bear crazy! But I wouldn't change him for the world ❤❤
My dog, Toby’s only half Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, and he’s the best companion I’ve had in ages!
They do make Great companion dogs! I love mine.
Ahh, thanks for leaving a comment!
Amazing dogs!
3 out of the 4 cavaliers I’ve had never got the no barking memo
Thanks for watching!
🐶IMHO there are no CONS - they are all PROS 💕
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MVD, CM/SM, PSOM, episodic falling, hip dysplasia, patellar luxation, anal gland issues, EPI, a laundry list of eye problems from everything from dry eye to corneal melting, curly coat syndrome and more are not cons?
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So soothing
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Best dog ever❤️🐶
The health issues are the only con that I am consernd about
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Me too - they have been so overbred in some countries and have horrendous health problems
@@rosieleat6868 I see people in the comments saying; 'I just got my pup, she's got heartproblems, but I hope I'll have a few good years with her!'
It's like fast-fashion but with pets. A disposable, temporary cute item to put in your house. Imagine your shoes lasting longer than your dog...heartbreaking that people would chose to breed a dog that they knów will create ill puppies.
@@Widdekuu91 - aye - and often the shoes are made from the skin of dead animals that we have slaughtered - there is so much cognitive dissonance when it comes to the way humans see (or rather don’t see) animals
They are all gorgeous we have a cavi but think she is crossed with another breed
anyway she is adorable ❤🐾
If I were to grade my dog against the list of pros, she'd be a failure. That said, I was unfortunate in the health area with mine as by the age of about 2 and half, she developed a mild epilepsy that lasted her whole life with the exception of two gran mal seizures, I also had to make frequent trips to the vet to get her anal glands expressed as they would keep blocking. She had a good life up until I lost her about 1 month back, she hadn't developed a heart murmur until about the age of 8, but her heart went almost instantly over night, it went from a grade 1 or 2, to pretty much heart failure with in a couple days. There's medicines and procedures to rectify or control the issues, but considering the epilepsy my dog had could happen at any time and most likely finish her heart off, I didn't want her to suffer any more and chose to have her sleep early. It was heart breaking to watch every time she had a seizure. That said, if she had her way we'd be out from sun up till sundown, she'd take me a walk for miles! (when I let her lead the way, she took me for a 10 mile walk!). She was really good off the lead when on trails and fields. Some may have a prey drive towards small creatures, but mine just wanted to make friends with everything, unless something hurt her in which case she'd be scared of that species for the rest of her life, for example she got ran over by a springer spaniel as a pup and was terrified of all dogs for the rest of her life (even terrified of puppies that were only a fraction of her size) or the time my neighbours cat smacked her on the head and nose for no reason (he was an aggressive alpha cat in the neighbourhood) and she ended up terrified at cats for the rest of her life which was a shame because the neighbour also had a really nice female cat that just wanted to make friends with my dog but just couldn't get through to her. She was gentle around field mice and birds, just wanting to be friends and play with them, although they always ran away. Foxes too, she always wanted to make friends with the foxes outside at night, but they were all too skittish. Anyway, wall of text....I'll shut up for now. She passed away a month ago as of this post at the age of 10yr and 4mths.
I am so sorry to hear about the passing of your Cavalier. Losing our pets is never easy, and pet owners totally understand the grief. I'm sure your Cavalier lived a good life until her health started to deteriorate. Seizures are brutal. I feel and understand your emotions after losing your best friend. Your Cavalier is in Doggie Heaven, busy making new friends. Thanks for sharing.
I just got my pup, yesterday I got her knowing he has a slight heart murmur I'm hoping I have a good few years with him
@@shawshank6015 Awwwwe! Thanks for sharing!
Very good
Bindi Irwin has a female cavalier King Charles spaniel named piggy 😃
Good video, except not one pic of a Ruby Cavalier. How do you discuss the breed and not mention the Four varieties. In fact one of the dogs you are showing is a cocker spaniel, not a cavalier.
Thank you
Moderate exercise our Dudley out runs our labrador he barks alot but only when playing
Thanks for watching!
Fun fact our king Charles lives with a house bunny!
That's great to see! We have two house rabbits here and are getting a Cav puppy next month!
@@ianoYG oh wow a cavi pup. Our suzie is now 6 but the puppy days were so cute. She's always been good with the bunny. We got her first and then the bunny but I'm guessing the other way round mb be better in some ways
@@binkybunnysway943 I hope so, we're planning to introduce them slowly. Just hoping that because he'll meet them at a young age, he'll be taught much easier that they are his friends :)
same here! my cav is doing just sooo fine with my 2 bunnies
I was also bred to scare birds
RIP to my doggo KCS's Mose and Matty
Ahh, sorry for your loss. Our pets take a piece of our hearts when they leave for doggie heaven. Thanks for sharing!
Cost cause I really want one
I’ve never seen a reputable breeder sell a puppy for less than $2000. However if you are willing to adopt an adult Cavalier, you can find a cavalier rescue and get one for several hundred dollars. I found my cavalier by going to a local dog show and meeting a cavalier owner/Breeder who had a 4 year old that she was looking to re-home after she weened her pups. I now have 2 beautiful Blenheim Cavaliers that are the loves of my life.
please do not buy a Cavalier - they have so many health issues it should be illegal to breed them :(
I have a lovely cavalier dog I adopted her last year from a kennel she is been uaed for breeding puppies she is so neaves and scared is this normal for this breed I won't to train her to walk on a lead when I show her the lead she was so scared were do i start could you please give me some advice
Thanks for leaving a comment. We don't provide personal advice. But generally, some rescue dogs need time to build trust with their new owner, home, and surroundings. So give the relationship some time and speak to your vet or someone from the shelter. Until then, shower your new dog with love and be patient.
I want to cuddle all the dogs
Everything is good, except both my cavaliers bark a lot.
I want a shadow dog
My boys girlfriend is a Pyrennes/Kirrkacian mix. Her name is Rosie
Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful little dogs, but make sure you check out the breeder because these little dogs have been bred by puppy mills and breeders who only see them as a " " cash cow ".
See a documentary made around 10 - 15 years ago by the BBC about these breeders, many of whom were lauded by the Kennel Club, and Crufts.
In it you will see the agony these dogs are put through.
This documentary is for grown-ups only, and not for idiots who look to be " offended " by everything.
Thanks for watching!
Why does my dog chew all wooden furniture including chewing the plaster off the walls
Mine always bark at dawn and dusk 😅
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Have you ever owned one? Doesn’t seem it to me
They are expensive to buy, being show dogs.
No cons!
The one thing I don't agree with is that the video says they shed,... I've had 3,... none of them shed hair,... you have to groom them to keep their coats healthy, and need regular trims, and you can get a lot of hair in the brush, but I've never had hair on my clothes or furniture,... all have died with their hearts though...
Sorry to hear about the passing of your Cavs, and thanks for watching!