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THANK YOU! We absolutely love how you worked with Sailor and she came home looking absolutely gorgeous!! And if I could just get my husband to not fall for those eyes of hers she might lose the weight…but he’s such a sucker😂😂. Absolutely no offense taken.
You're so welcome!! ❤️❤️
She was a doll.
She's beautiful. I am currently looking for a Cav.
She is gorgeous! It looks like she should be a model for hair care products. And what a sweet girl❤
I’d love to have a Cavalier! I’m not, however, in the financial position to afford their care; so, I’ll love yours from afar!
She’s beautiful, I have a two year old male cav, they really are the cutest dogs xx
That "how dare you!" look when you first sprayed her made me smile. So much personality
I know that first whine when she just had her stand 🤣🥺
It's like she was saying 'I prefer my scent to be au naturel "
Such a tough street dog, gives no quarter: Be afraid, be very afraid.
She looked at her like "unhand me you peasant"😂😂
Indeed! 😂🤣😂
That adorable grumble she made when you told her she has to stand...her eyes are saying "How could you do this to me?!" 😂😂
Hi, former Veterinary Cardiac Nurse here. 50% of CKCS will have heart disease by the age of 5, 100% will have heart disease by the age of 10. Please get them cardiac screened. Look into heart healthy supplements and start them young. Heart failure is horrible.
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Her eyes when you said “you’re stinky!” What a sweetie.
They DO understand. No voice change at all, but, the dog was just going by that comment.
@@QUICKBOOKS1 years ago I saw some statistics about how many words cats and dogs can learn. It was more for dogs than cats. But I do know they can learn multi syllable words: my Maine Coon, Samantha, loved cantaloupe and I soon realized she knew the word! Unfortunately, the current rulers of my world don’t recognize “no” regardless of tone, inflection, or volume 😜
@@Wally943 they do understand! I once loudly remarked about how my cat's poop smelled, and he stared at me, meowed loudly and then ran out of the room.
She’s like, “How can you compliment me in and insult me at the same time.” 😅😅
I worked as a vet tech for 5 years, and can say with a good deal of confidence that I NEVER met a bad CKCS patient. They were gentle, calm, and very tolerant. I’d consider one as a pet if weren’t for all the health issues you hit on.
I'm a dog daycare employee and one of my favorite dogs was a Cavalier. Sweetest dog ever.. only time when I ever saw her show just the slightest hint of aggression was when the groomer came to the door for her. The Cavalier let out a small growl at the sight of the groomer calling her name. 😂 Lol but from what the groomer said, she was always a sweetheart and very patient despite not enjoying being groomed.
Cavapoo’s are a great compromise! Same temperament better health.
I KNOW RIGHT. All my cavalier patients are so sweet. Most of them are overweight too... but those eyes!
I was also a vet tech for a few years and CKCS are SO gentle and sweet. I never saw a hyper or reactive CKC. They’re a special breed for sure.
Are there the same health issues in cavipoo’s (CKCS & mini poodle mix)
Hi! I live in Sweden and I never heard about this. So I looked it up and it’s Norway that has forbidden any breeding of chevalier King Charles spaniels and English bulldogs, due to all their health issues // greetings from Sweden 😎🥰
Sometimes we get the nordic countries a little mixed up you guys are all grouped together lol
But!!! It’s illegal to breed on dogs with health issues in Sweden, and that includes every type of dog (and other pets/animals as well) 😄
That's impressive that the government have taken such proactive steps to improve quality of animal life for pets! I'm impressed... Feels like it'd take a fair amount of registration enforcement etc, so doubly good on them.
@@mayag8469 just out of curiosity, do you ever confuse Germany, France and Italy with them being grouped together too?
@@littledonkey26 No. Those countries are a lot more prominent in history (at least the history we are taught in the US). They play big parts in World War I, II, then there were the Italian renaissance, the french revolution and the holocaust which were huge and help illustrate those countries. In comparisson my knowledge about nordic countries is limited to surface level vikings/thor and loki tidbids mostly from pop culture. I'm sure there's rich history to learn, I just haven't yet
Not only queen of puppy dog eyes! Queen of the puppy dog whine too! So cute.
I know!!! I’m dying ❤❤💀💀
My wife’s mother unexpectedly passed away last year leaving us with 2 cavaliers, ages 16 and 13. Unfortunately within around 6 months the older, Charlie, had to finally go to sleep due to just being super old, joint issues, blind, surviving a stroke etc etc after a full life with a stage 3 heart murmur.
His sister Daisy now lives in Paris with us (after flying over with our Scottish terrier Ava) aged 13 with no issues in sight except being selectively deaf.
They’re wonderfully calm and loving dogs and somehow get on super well with our Scottish Terrier Ava!
16 is amazing I had one that lived that long who was one of the oldest of his line. He survived cancer and heart failure twice.
'Selectively deaf'
So a cat 😂
@@frumpusnumpus I'm convinced most Cavvies are part cat. Ours definitely is, lol.
@@frumpusnumpus I was thinking that too 😂😂 they'll hear the can opener a mile away but yell for them to come inside?? NEVER!!!
🤣 Yes the dreaded selective hearing illness! I know it well. The breeder we got my Mom's from was getting 15-17 years. I think it depends if you have someone who is trying to improve the breed and raise healthy dogs.
After being laid off from my job, this type of content fills me with so much joy especially since I seem to be spiraling down deep in my depression. Sailor is a cutie, and I love her.
Hang in there! 😊
get plenty of sunshine to lift the spirits! Blessings;)
@@leeannw8180 that's what I was going to say, appreciate ya💕😽
That's only because there's a better job out there for you.
It's okay and healthy to take a "moment" to be sad and grieve, just don't let yourself pitch a tent and stay in that grief. If you need help, get it. You and your future are worth it.
Don't let yourself stay in the house either. Get out and talk to people. You're not alone. Say hello and smile at people. When they smile back, it's uplifting for you and for them. Do something you like to do. It doesn't have to cost money, to be fun or interesting. Then...spruce up your resume and start applying for positions that fit or you want to try. One door WILL open. Keep your head up and know that you GOT this! x
I'm so sorry! I am glad these videos help. 🤗
Owner does a great job caring for this dog even if she is a bit chubby. I was impressed with how minimal the matting was in such a silky coat. Very sweet and lovely dog!
She is adorable, but I wonder how they walk her with the long hair on her feet.
If Girl With The Dogs ever has to quit grooming dogs, no doubt she could have a massively successful career in voice-over. Awesome, easy on the ears, animated, voice.🐶😇
I love her narration and she's funny.
I love her voice too ❤
I watch this now. And actually it is in Norway forbidden even like the English bulldog.
What a beautiful little princess! I adore this breed so much but the health issues are heartbreaking. I really hope breeders, kennel clubs and breed associations come together and start taking the breed towards a more healthy standard. These little angels deserve a long, healthy and happy life.
As someone who lost their first dog(A Cav) age 6 to heartdisease when i was a child, i couldnt agree more.
Only the Netherlands cares about breed health, apparently. IFC and AKC don’t give a shit about pug health at all.
@H. Fritz Rules might change over time, just like in Sweden. Also, even people that have money and dont get rid of the animal, we lost our Cavalier age 6 within a month after diagnoses and there was nothing we or the vet could do to save him from the heartdisease..
The hopelessness we felt back then is the reason we will never adopt a Cavalier again despite their wondeful personalities..
@@HFritz-kp8iosounds like you've only dealt with irresponsible probably backyard breeders. Reputable breeders pay attention to health, keep in contact, ect.
@@FlowerPup_AZ Our Cavalier came from a good breeder and still got the heartdisease age 6 and died a month later. His parents outlived him, just because the parents are cleared at the moment of breeding doesnt mean the pup is free from having the disease in the future. Heart disease in dogs often goes unrecognized for some time-even years. The most common cause of heart disease is characterized by a long preclinical stage when the dog is asymptomatic. Not to even mention all the Cavaliers that get the disease at an older age while they breed with them age 2. Its not as simple as '' just go for good breeding instead of backyard breeding'' because if that was the case my dog wouldve been fine. Theres a good reason Sweden banned the breed.
My Cav has just turned 14 and has only just got heart problems. He's had NO other health issues at ALL his entire life but I guess I just got an awesomely bred dog ❤❤
I never wanted a dog, but when my fam brought home a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppy and put her on my lap and she instantly went to sleep my heart just melted. Now I'm both a cat+dog person 👍 ♥
Cat shrimps omegaLUL
You were converted and happy for it !! YAY
That size dog is about the size of a Maine Coon, so you started out close to cat 😂
What was her name and what did she look like?
Is no one gonna talk about the cute moment where she gave Vanessa her paw?! Adorable! Sailor is such a sweetie :3
I had a professor at my university who was part of a CKC rescue. The dogs he fostered were just adorable! They were well behaved, and had about 100 students' laps to curl up in when he brought them to school to get them socialized with other people. He often paid good money to have their health issues addressed before they were adopted out.
Bless his sweet soul! 💞
As any reputable breeder/fosterer would do.
Bless that man!
I just adore how she gently whimpers and stares at you!
I love this groomers' personality. She shares information related to the Cavalier Spaniels, and she is professional and kind to the dogs.
I think that is why she started up THIS channel, too. This one is more for education. I didn't know about the Cardiac Defects.
groomer’s*
the glamour shots at the end were like "don't hate me just because I'm beautiful" What a sweetheart!
After Wally, this beautiful pup must feel far less sisphyean, eh? It's always soothing for the soul watching you work, Vanessa, especially with your sympathy and compassion towards all animals.
Hah, made me happy when you said, "Good job, Sailor! Is that short for Sailor Moon?", as I had been singing the theme song when you first said her name 😂
It would kind of track since Usagi is a big, sucky crybaby like Sailor is :3
Her big eyes and soft cries are so cute!🥰
Visually they look like a pretty healthy breed. Decent size, proportional legs, good coat, normal face structure ect.
I would have never guess they have so many health issues and even banned somewhere.
Thank you for keeping us educated! ❤
Yeah it sucks, they look so sweet yet their possible health issues are so incredibly horrifying. Their brain can even grow too large for their skull with all the nightmare fuel that brings for the poor dogs. Look up "Chiari-like malformation" and Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, or even syringomyelia and Cavalier King Charles Spaniels. They are not the only kind of dogs that can suffer it, but they're too prone to it.
Face/head is unfortunately not normal! They are bred to have a round head which helps the "cute" aesthetic but means their skulls are too small for their brain. They often suffer from seizures etc...looking up videos of seizing pups is heartbreaking!
@@melaniemiess9478 oooh! Sorry to hear that! I didn’t even know they bred skull shape 😬
Brachycephalic breeds like this, pugs, etc... have MANY health issues
@@oroontheheels Yeah, that high round domed skull paired with the 'cutesy' button nose contributes to a tendency for CM/SM which is most notably rife in Cavaliers but has also started cropping up increasingly in other breeds that have started being bred with similar head shapes such as Pomeranians, Chihuahua's, Yorkies, Brussels Griffons etc. _Most_ breeds identified as prone to CM/SM have a similar head shape to Cavaliers or are fully flat faced. All of them are relatively small dogs the Staffordshire Bull Terrier being about as big as they get.
Sailor is a cute, sweet pup. Her little cries pulled at my heart.
Oh they totally know what they're doing! 😂
My mum had a Cav and he was always the most DRAMATIC animal in the bath! He definitely had the ear and skin issues, the latter of which is probably what led to him being shaved the first time. We had our Winnie for 7 years before losing him to stomach cancer, but he was absolutely the most friendly, loving little thing who just wanted snacks and snuggles all the time.
AW, poor baby!
She moves like a silk sheet in a summer breeze ❤
Sailor is lovely! Those ears are crazy beautiful. My Jude is kept exactly as a cavi should be - just like Sailor. If I lived close to you, I’d definitely bring him to you for grooming. FYI- since we started feeding Jude fresh food (veterinarian recommended Chi Dog for us), he’s lost all that extra weight and had zero yeast or skin issues. Diet really makes all the difference. It’s pricey but sure beats paying hundreds for meds and vet visits and feeling guilty when you deny them a treat! I wish more cavi parents would commit to real food for their fur babies. The difference is just remarkable!
Here’s to the grinch feet 😂❤❤❤ Thanks for posting 😊
Yay for cavaliers! We have a 12 year old cav who is the sweetest. He's tried everything and loves everything and everyone! He's done agility, freestyle, dog shows, done scent work etc. And he played Toto on stage with a children's theater company, and he played with three sets of cast, so three Dorothys. There's nothing that dog wont try! At age 12, he's still healthy and going strong!
I’d love to have one someday and this makes me soo hopeful! Cheers to your old ball of floof abs hope he lives on some more ❤
@@thetemperamentalecnomist1261 make sure to research the breeder if you are going for it, cause a good breeder has everything to say for the lifespan of your cavalier. A good breeder will have screened the parents for several illnesses and made sure neither parents have any heart issues. I'd make sure its someone who has worked with the breed for a long time and knows all the good and the bad about their dogs.
The breed has been slowly gaining better health the past decade, with breeders screening the prospective parents for all the known illnesses and conditions and they also dont breed any dogs under the age of 2 years old, tho many wait longer in order to weed out the ones who might get a heart murmur later on. Despite what many think, the breed is slowly getting healthier and have already increased the lifespan of healthy dogs by several years.
If you are going on the adoption route instead, I hope you'll find a healthy one tho I believe that might be harder since we wont know much about their past and genetics.
@@Charoke Thank you, this was valuable info indeed. I've made a mental note of all the points you've highlighted and thank you so much for talking the time to write such a detailed reply. As a pet novice, I truly deeply appreciate it
@@thetemperamentalecnomist1261 You're welcome, it was no trouble at all. Im happy to help! I hope you one day will get the puppy of your dreams and get a longtime healthy and happy companion! Cavaliers are a remarkable breed for their temper and personalities. Good luck in the future!
Unfortunatly yes, my first dog when i was a child was a Cavalier and he died age 6 of heartdisease. It all happened within a month after diagnoses, he still looked so healthy and young too so it was so confusing. It was a bit traumatising as a child. They are still the most gentle and sweet dogs. Thank you Vanessa for warning about the highly possible risks and just being honest about them.
Ouch. Sorry - I know that hurt, and still does. But your story is one of love, so thanks.
Yay, a Cavalier! They are the sweetest and snuggliest companions. Finding a responsible breeder is a must, I think. We had a male and a female from the same breeder, and they never had ANY health issues (heart, skin, or ear issues, etc) until their final year or so (both lived to about 14-15 years old), and when they finally passed it wasn't due to heart disease. They also weren't overweight though, as our breeder gave us strict instructions, haha
She’s so sweet and cute and obviously very well taken care of
Wow she looks SO MUCH like my Cavalier who was my first dog. I picked out this breed as my first dog when I was 6 because the deal with my parents was "You can only get a dog if you do research, read through this AKC dog breed encyclopedia and make an educated decision about what would be right for our family" aka they wanted to stall me from getting a dog since I would NOT stop asking every 5 seconds for years and I was driving them crazy. Unfortunately for them, I was a hyperliterate child, meaning they didn't realize just how far ahead my reading ability was compared to the usual 6 year old, so I came back having read it cover to cover, highlighted it, and taken notes and picked out Cavaliers and had a whole speech ready as to why they were the perfect breed for us 😂
They're such lovely dogs. It's a shame that it's SO common for them to have heart issues. We lost ours when she was only 6 years old because she had horrible heart problems. But she was so smart and sweet and up for anything. She loved cuddling with us, but also was up for me constantly teaching her new tricks, or going on long hikes with my dad and I. We would have kept getting Cavaliers if it weren't for the insane amount of health problems they have.
I had the same experience as a child. I read, researched, and really wanted a Scottish Deerhound. I finally chose an English Springer Spaniel. My Dad was a hunter so I knew I had a puppy coming. Sherry was a wonderful first dog.
Oh and I did get my deerhound when I was 35.
My parents said the same thing and I picked out a border collie… I’m turning 27 in 10 days and STILL haven’t gotten my border collie! I do expect I’ll get one in a few years, though, once the baby I’m having in September is old enough to understand how to properly interact with animals and I have the mental bandwidth to dedicate to training the pup.
I didn't read up on dogs... but I did give my parents a power-point presentation on why I deserved to have a kitten :) eventually caved and she is now the sweetest cat ever, and 11 years later is officially my emotional support cat
Haha my parents did the same when I was four and I wanted a Golden! Dad promised me I could get one when I was 10 and thought I'd forget... then I turned 9 and excitedly said "I get my dog next year!" and he realized he'd made a terrible mistake lol. To his credit, he let me have a Pomeranian (I was a tiny 10 yo and a Golden would probably have flattened me regularly), and I loved my little boy so much.
lol this reminds me of me as a child as well. A dog breed encyclopedia was a great gift for me back then, I owned multiple and read them cover to cover like novels until I was familiar with over 300 breeds.
She's just adorable! I wanna thank you for always telling about health issues in the breeds! I learn a lot!
I love this breed so much. I hope they can find a way to properly breed them. I’ve met a few people who got their hearts broken. I have an 11 yo cavapoo and she’s got the most beautiful expressive eyes and the sweetest heart. She loves being with us and sitting on our laps. When I’m sad she sits near me to keep me company. when I come home from uni I wonder why I bother being anywhere away from her 😢
We got our first dog, an 8 week Blenheim CKCS just this week. She's everything you said and more. Pet insurance is very, very wise for this breed. She's a picky eater--refuses kibble but scarfs commercially available raw. Thank you Vanessa for being you.
That look of "how dare you" after she's called stinky 😂😂😂😂
I really loved all the breed information provided! Thank you for bringing to attention the issues owners are likely to face when adopting a certain breed. She was super cute and looks amazing!
As other people in the comments have alread mentioned, breeding cavaliers is illegal in Norway. It's a violation of the Animal Welfare Act in Norway because the breed has so many hereditary health problems that no Cavalier King Charles Spaniel alive can be considered healthy. All Cavaliers alive in the world today descended from only six ancestors. At least one of those six ancestors had mitral valve disease, meaning the left atrioventricular valve of the heart doesn't close properly when it pumps blood into the vascular system, leading to heart failure. That one of the "original six" passed this condition on to a huge percentage of the breed because the gene pool is so small to begin with - and for a long time, a lot of breeders irresponsibly used Cavaliers that have it.
Even worse, 90% of Cavaliers have syringomelia, a tendency to form cysts within the spinal cord that can paralyse them and lead to various neurological symptoms - like scratching at nothing for no apparent reason or weakness in the front legs that causes them to fall down. These are just two examples. Some of these neurological symptoms can be very painful. It's terrible!
The entire list of known health problems and hereditary conditions this breed has, is too long for one TH-cam comment. It's as thick as a phone book.
Basically it comes down to this: If you consider buying a purebred Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, you need to understand that you're getting a very inbred, very inherently unhealthy dog, from a breed that has been completely messed up, genetically. They're one of the unhealthiest dog breeds in the world. Even if you get one from a responsible ethical breeder who checks their dogs for heart problems etc., it's still going to be a fundamentally genetically flawed dog that will be very prone to develop massive health problems throughout its life. People who buy purebreds or "backyard breeder specials" of this breed need to know that they're helping to perpetuate a very bad situation.
There are some right here but a lot of wrong to. You should be better informed before you talk. The 90 % syringomyelia in the breed is just not true. The breed is not forbidden. If the Supreme Court agrees with Lagmannsretten, it will be forbidden with registered breeding - not forbidden to own a cavalier. Which is totally bonkers because that means that there will be no control at all with the breed’s health. And if you check statistics with insurance companies in Norway, you’ll learn that the Cavalier is not on top of the list of breeds with difficulties. But it need new blood - that is true. And there is already a program in progress to do so. The heart issue is an important factor and there is a lot of work going in to make it better. For now it is totally legal to breed, own and sell cavaliers in Norway. In August the Supreme Court will have a final verdict in the case.
My Cavalier-Poodle mix sounded exactly like Sailor! The politest, gentlest whines when she wanted something. 💕 She had a heart murmur and a lot of ear problems my hubby and I managed with meds. She was an exceptional furbaby and even after a thyroid surgery she lived to be 14 years old. Cav mixes are such amazing dogs. 💕
Which kind of poodle? Standard or toy?
I just got a new puppy and she loves when I watch your videos. Every time she hears a dog start getting vocal she bolts up and starts doing her little head tilts at the TV. 🥰
Is it the same with Huskies??? I live in an Apartment Building, and, didn't know I needed to turn the Volume down. Thankfully, there are thick and solid walls in this buildiong, so nobody complained.
The eyes of a Cavy are truly soulful.
MY HEART. We had one of these when I was growing up, a ruby colored piece of gold. She was the sweetest, purest little angel that has ever walked this earth. Sailor's little whimpering made me remember how my sweet baby vocalized and oh my god. This year marked the 10th year after her death and I still miss her so much. I love a cavaliers nature and temperament, but I can never ever get another one because of their health problems. No living being should have a head so small that their brain can't fit inside.
I remember our cavalier showing "aggression" (more like being a little bit assertive) one single time. We were visiting my grandpa and my uncle was also there with his young puppy. The puppy was already a lot bigger than our old lady and super energetic and wanted sooo much to interact with her. Finally she ran out of energy and patience, went underneath an armchair, and when the puppy stuck her head in there, our dog made this one single growly snarl sound and the puppy backed away (and we kept her away to give our cavalier some breathing room).
THANK YOU for showing us Sailor. What a gem she is!
Golly the little cav noises 🥺🥺🥺 I love my girl she sounds the exact same but she’s a ruby ❤
My sister has two female Cavs and they are truly precious!! Always loving, hardly bark and loyal to the end. When my brother in law passed from cancer at home (with hospice) they had to chase the older Cav down the street when the mortuary took him away😭😭💔💔💔
I have a cavalier who is 13 and in early heart failure. My other cavalier died terribly with heart issues. It was not an inexpensive situation but oh my goodness how I loved that dog. And I love my sweet old girl and hope she hangs in there.
Try giving Hawthorne drops (1 drop per lb). The kind without alcohol from the health food store, it helps 30%.
An absolutely Gorjuss dog! She was very well behaved too! You are so great with them!
She's beautiful. If it wasn't for such an extensive list of medical issues for these dogs, I'd 100% have one.
Oh my god!!! Her playing in the yard at the end, my eyes have been blessed.
You are amazing, Vanessa!
The little whimpers ❤
Her little baby face is too cute
She is sooooo PRETTY!!!! And when you finished with her, WOW!!!! Wish I could afford a dog like that, but....
My precious looks exactly like sailor. Living in the heart of Texas, I do keep her shaved most of the year. She is neutered and we fight keeping the weight under control. Everything you said is spot on. 8 years and she is still blessed with good health. As you can tell I love your channel.
I love how she turned away from you when you told her to shake it off XD
Sailor is ready for the runway!!! ❤
My aunt had a KCCS and he was such a sweetheart. He played nice, good with the kids, good with other animals, only drawbacks he had was that he was possibly the dumbest creature alive and had an iron stomach. He once ate an entire whole pant leg. We only realized it was whole when he pooped it out and it came out as the entire length of fabric. He was a scavenger so he’d eat anything the second it fell to the floor, so it’s a wonder he didn’t get poisoned because he definitely ate things that dogs are not supposed to have. He did also have multiple tumors that had to be periodically removed. He was a big fan of running into the road, but surprisingly he died of old age instead. Miss the little bugger
It is Norway who has banned the breed, not Sweden.
That said, my maternal aunt and her family had a Cavalier, but sadly they had to put the dog down after only a year or two. Simply because it developed a severe case of epilepsy, a common disease for the breed. It was so severe that they were worried that one of the kids would find her dead one day because of it.
Sailor is so cute!! Her whining voice is so adorable 💕💕💕
Her coat is dreamy! Such a gorgeous girl. Her owners take very good care of her. What a treat to watch her groom.
Sailor is sooo cyyuuutte!❤
Her side eye when you said she was stinky, 😂
I think Cavs have the most beautiful face of all dogs! I probably would never own one because of the health issues & just keeping up with the grooming. But they are sweet, gorgeous dogs💖
My 13 year old cavalier passed away in December 2022. I miss her so much and still tear up when I see anything that has to do with cavaliers. She'd gone deaf at age 6 after an ear infection and also had heart problems and pancreatitis for years, but she seemed to be doing well, right until she had a stroke out of nowhere. I think the fact that she wasn't overweight is why she made it to old age.
So precious and I love that her family takes great care of her coat. Sailor is so huggable with those puppy eyes🥰❤
I’m glad that owners can actually see their fur baby’s grooming visit, to see first hand the love, attention and professionalism that comes with each session! BTW, if I had one of these princesses, mine would be a tub because those eyes would get to me too!😵💫 I mean, just look at that face! 🥹🫶🏻
How happy and beautiful Sailor looks in the yard - her true personality showing through.
My mom's Cav is 15 and she is having a very hard time finding someone to groom him. He has arthritis and cannot stand long enough (what we've been told). My mother likes him shaved, so he's been cut with the clippers and gotten multiple infections. I wish we lived by you in Canada!
He was "chubby" in his younger days, but he's been on a strict diet for years and you'd be proud!!
That paw during the dry is adorably polite.
Even the little cries sound so adorable 🥰
We have had 4 of these wonderful little dogs and never a bad word from any of them. They are really great companions and very stable. We lost our last one 15yrs ago and went over to Papillons which a re another great breed of small dogs. We pick our third up in ten days. The only major problem with a Cavalier is they very often suffer heart problems. Girl with Dogs makes a fantastic job of all dogs grooming.
So cute the way she wined during the grooming!🥰
What a gorgeous coat! Sailor is adorable. I love her floofy paws, too.
I’ve had two cavaliers and they are sort of drama queens when it comes to stuff like this. They yipe when I brush them and they even suspect you *might* pull their fur a tiny bit.😊
My two year old cav is so cute but like a lot of cavs, he’s overweight too🥴 he’s on a diet and he’s slowly losing the weight, we’ll get there but it’s his eyes, such begging eyes, they just hypnotise us. I loved sailor, her coat was beautiful and fluffy. So stinking adorable 🥰
I know exactly how you feel. I started eating food in my room because It is so hard to say no when she uses those sad puppy eyes.
A gorgeous fluffy Spaniel!!! Love her!!!
Sailor is quite a beauty! I don’t know what I love more - the ponytail ears or the grinch feet. Thank you for sharing her.
The look that girl gave you when you said "diet" was absolutely priceless! 😂
She's so sweet and so beautiful!!! Cavaliers are one of my favorite breeds. I wish I could have one. Sailor, you are adorable. ❤
Sailor is such a sweet girl! I always love how you take the time to explain the pros/cons for each of the breeds you work with. And you're always so patient as well! You're a true pro.
I haven't encountered a CKC in person so was surprised at the creaky-door-hinge, almost pigeon-coo sound of their whimpering all the time? Can just imagine Sailor using that in partnership with the puppy dog eyes(TM) very effectively to beg treats!
We had a cocker spaniel named Winston. He was so smart and attached to our daughter. She was sick late one night and he woke my husband up alerting him to this. My husband didn’t understand at first until I got up and told him something is wrong with our daughter. We were lucky. Winston had only ear issues. I had to do Winston’s glands often or he would scoot on my floor. I put gloves on the bathed him.
Omg the cutest and kindest little thing.... I wanna hug it so bad!
Such a beautiful, and sweet girl! You treated her so gently, and kindly. ❤
I have had 6 of these beauties. 3 of them rescues. They are prone to heart problems. All of mine have lived until around the age of 13. Their eyes pull at the heart strings everytime. Excited to see this breed being groomed.❤
They also are very, very, good at making you feel sorry for them any time they’re in the vicinity of a bath
Oh, i didnt know this breed had so many health issues. Id recently become more aware of them and thought maybe one day, but off the table mow.
One small breed im so curious about and would love to see on here is the Affinpinscher.
Have you looked into a Mixed Breed? We had one who was a mix of every breed possible, and, she stayed with us for a good 10 years. We adopted her as an adult, so, we had no idea what age she was.
@Jennifer Chase Yes, all the dogs I've ever owned have been mixes. And they are wonderful.
My current one is a pit/coon hound mix from the pound who is a one dog only, so hopefully I won't be getting another dog fit a very very long time.
Though I've always wanted either an Old English Mastiff or a Newfie, though who know if that will ever happen.
I just sometimes miss having a smaller dog and that is why the cavalier had been on my mind.
OHMYGOSH I LOVE CAVALIERS!!! I aim to own one soon but I am a huge fan! I have been secretly waiting for this breed to appear on this channel. I just looked at my notifications and clicked on so fast lol. Immediate fav. Can't wait to see her glow up!
Our 7 and a half year old Cavalier is the best. He has been neutered (unfortunately). He is not overweight, but we are diligent about his weight. Only high quality treats, and he is fed Viva Raw food, our 1 year old Cav is not neutered and about 16 pounds :) We give COQ10 daily, 200 mg to our 7 year old as he may have a level 1 heart murmur, it is no small task having this breed, so worth it as they are beyond precious
Cavvies are my favourite breed and I’m getting a beautiful tri colour girl soon after she is retired from breeding. The breeder I’m getting her from is meticulous about improving the blood lines and is working hard to breed out a lot of the problems you mentioned. I can’t wait to have my silky ear girl snuggling on the couch with me
They have the sweetest faces and eyes. ❤❤❤❤
Every time I see a cav video, I can't stop thinking about mine that I lost last year. Life is so unfair to them when it comes to their health issues, but they live life to the fullest and have nothing but love for everyone. When I was a kid we had one that we used to call a grumpy old man and boy did he have a personality, in fact, we could have swore it was an alcoholic (I know I know, we never gave it to him), he'd always find a way to sneak around the furniture without being seen to get at the pint glass or open can my father would keep at the side of the chair and before anyone was none the wiser, he'd have emptied half the glass or knocked the can over (on carpet so you didn't hear it) and sit there lapping it up...yep, old Buster was a right little bugger.
With this breed you REALLY have to find a good breeder. My family's cavalier is 7 and in amazing health, no heart problems. And very good teeth too which is always great haha. But, the cavalier I grew up with (a tricolor like Sailor,) had his heart condition diagnosed when he was six. We had to put him down when he was 13 in 2020. :( He was a very very sweet dog. The younger 7 year old however, is is so sweet and actually in great health, you may have to invest more money in a good breeder at first but it really pays off. (also the rubys are crazy sometimes haha but SO sweet and awesome and intelligent.) The breed is so sweet, just be responsible and find a good breeder who is actively trying to better the health of the bloodline. :D
Such a sweetie! I have a cavapoochon. Dad was a mini poodle and mom was a cavi and bichon mix. Absolutely no health issues. He has the funnest little dual personality. He's either a wild, very athletic, too smart for his own good poodle or a mellow, sweet, cuddly baby of a cavi. There is no in between.
Thank you for sharing this. I’m thinking of a cavipoo
When i was growing up, spaniels were more popular.
They're good family dogs...
Hopefully they make a strong comeback.
Where are you from? We have the same last name and I can honestly say I never met anyone besides my very small immediate family with it.
@@bunnyluv2535 The oldest American generation of our patriarchal name was a hired mercenary fighting for the British in the Revolutionary War.
But, we believe the name back then was "Bloecher." Bloecher is a fairly common German (Hessian name.)
There's a congregation of Blacker/Bloecher in eastern Pennsylvania.
My grandfather was from central Illinois.
There's a huge gap in the family tree from around 1800 to 1865.
Does any of this help you?
@@AndrewBlacker-wr2ve yeah my family is from Ireland/Britain mainly and we have no clue where the last name came from. We aren’t sure if someone was a blacksmith or from Black county Ireland (that was what my Grandmother tried digging into). My Dad’s family came down from Canada to the US and was in NY and Connecticut.
My Great Grandfather left to get milk and left my Great Grandmother’s with 3 kids to raise by herself. Also our family came over after the US civil war so it hasn’t been here that long. Never even thought maybe the last name might have come from a different language. Ancestry DNA says my Dad and his sister’s ancestor’s are mainly English, Irish, Scottish, and Western European (like French).
I am glad you highlighted their health issues. I noticed the yawns and the gums looked a little gray. Hope she has a lovely long life. she is gorgeious
Her little whimpers 😭 she is so sweet and pitiful
oh my goodness her little face in the hoodie!! She is just the sweetest girl
We took over our Cav when my grandmother started having too much trouble walking and giving her the exercise she deserves.
Knock on wood she has still yet to develop any heart issues and she turned 8 this year. She does have an issue where her hip can jump out of place and she has Osteoarthritis but those have both been manageable through keeping her in good shape and neither have been actually life threatening in any way so far.
She really is the sweetest dog and although she can sometimes bark at a passing dog (if she is in a place that she thinks she needs to guard) she wouldn't actually hurt a fly.
Definitely very crazy about food tho and will eat anything she finds outside, one of her favourite things being toilet paper and paper towels...
Such a beautiful dog! It is in Norway they are not allowed to breed Cavaliers! I love your channel! Hugs from Sweden.🤩
I once had a dog adopted after it was weaned. Her mom was a Springer Spaniel and a pointer champion. Her father was a 16 inch Beagle. Some puppies were wire haired, some long haired like this dog,and some short haired. One puppy looked like Snoopy from the Peanuts comics, but with brown brow spots like this dog but a short haired version, and a black saddle like this dog. Thanks for bringing back a fond memory.
Cavaliers are the sweetest dogs on earth 💕