Cavalier King Charles Spaniel AZ (602) 434-6655The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is a friendly, small dog. They are active and playful, so they also enjoy the outdoors. Some have described them as a Golden Retriever in a small dog body. They are loyal, calm and friendly – making them excellent family dogs. This breed is never aggressive and is recommended by many experts as a top dog for children. Show
Cavalier King Charles Spaniels are a great choice for families with old or young members. They get along with other animals and quickly adapt. Because they are smart and willing to please, they are easily trained. Cavaliers don’t like being left alone for long hours. Cavaliers want love and need to be a part of their family. These wonderful dogs want to be your friend and constant companion. We are a small boutique breeder of Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppies in Phoenix, Arizona. As responsible breeders, our goal is to raise healthy Cavalier puppies, who are well socialized and perfectly fit the AKC breed standard. We carefully match parents and only breed the healthiest dogs with loving temperaments. Each year we raise only a handful of new Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppies. We consider every one to be a part of our family. From the moment they’re born, we watch over, fuss, and socialize each and every puppy. When they are ready at about 8 to 10 weeks, they’ll become a part of another family, extending our family and joy. We also rescue Cavalier King Charles Spaniels for free. We actively support rescue shelters and a portion of the sale of every puppy goes to supporting local Arizona rescue shelters. Phoenix Cavaliers provides lifetime support to any of our adoptive families. If you ever have a question or concern, simply contact us as we are always happy to help. We have cared for dogs for over 50 years and can provide the answers and resources you may need. If circumstances change and you become unable to care for your Cavalier, we’ll assist you in finding a new home or welcome them back into our home. Never take one of our dogs to a shelter, as we have a list of families who are already waiting for a dog – regardless of age. Please don’t buy from a pet shop or broker, as nearly ALL these puppies come from a Puppy Mills where dogs live in cages every minute of their lives, are treated as breeding machines, receive no testing for inherited genetic defects, and puppies are NOT properly socialized. Commit to adopting from only reputable breeders who strive to improve the health and quality of their dogs and care about the welfare of their dogs. If you’re a dog lover and looking for a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppy, please call us at (602) 434-6655. Our dogs are carefully pure bred from the highest quality champion lines. Unlike many other breeders, our puppy parents live with us and would love to meet you. Write a review for us on Yelp! DescriptionThe Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is one of the larger toy breeds yet retains the sporty nature of its Spaniel ancestors. They make great lap dogs, yet are arguably as athletic as a true sporting breed and very much enjoy exercise. The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel makes a great family pet, and some are even raised to be therapy dogs. The breed has a very regal and elegant appearance with a moderately long and silky coat usually found in solid ruby, black and tan, and tricolor (black, tan, and white). Discover more about our Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppies for sale below! DispositionThe Cavalier has the nicknamed “The Comforter Spaniel” because of their temperament and disposition. The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is a devoted and affectionate lapdog that thrives on human contact and loves being part of a family. A sweet and gentle expression is typical of the breed. Since the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel thrives in a family environment they are great with children and other pets. As a result, this is not a breed that appreciates being left alone for long periods of time and can suffer from separation anxiety if ignored. The breed is very affectionate, happy, playful and eager to please its owners and they adapt well to most environments. The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel breed is small, loving, and playful. They’re typically happy, trusting, and easygoing; friendly to everyone they meet. As a result, the Cavalier has the nickname “The Comforter Spaniel” because of their temperament and disposition. However, their temperament can range from sweet and placid to hard-charging and even stubborn, but in general, are smart and learn quickly. They respond well to positive reinforcement techniques, but harsh words will cause them to stop trying or even hide. As with many breeds, a Cavalier should usually not be shy or aggressive. The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel lives to be with their people and generally loves kids and does well with other pets. Due to their small size, monitor them around small children who may exert too much force when petting or playing with the dog. Train your dog from a young age as any breed, no matter how sweet or gentle, can develop unpleasant levels of barking, digging, and other negative behaviors when bored, untrained, or unsupervised. Living ConditionsThe Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is good with apartment life. They are moderately active indoors and a small yard is sufficient for play time as well as daily walks. GroomingThe Cavalier is relatively easy to groom and is an average shedder. Its medium-length, silky coat is not heavy enough that it requires hours of brushing, and it sheds dirt easily. However, brush the long silky hair of its ears, tail, stomach, and legs (known as feathering) two or three times a week to prevent matting or tangling; checking behind the ears and where the leg meets the body as that is where they commonly form. The Cavalier should only need a bath every 2-4 weeks. The only other grooming needed is regular ear cleaning, tooth brushing, and nail trimming. OriginThe Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is named for King Charles II and descended from the King Charles Spaniel. In the 1600s King Charles Spaniels were bred with Pugs, which resulted in a smaller dog with flatter noses, rounded heads, and protruding eyes; resulting in what we know today as the King Charles Spaniel. During the 1920s Roswell Eldridge, an American, offered a monetary prize during a Cruft’s Dog Show in London to any person showing a King Charles Spaniel with a long nose because he was looking for Spaniels similar to those in appearance prior to the Pug was bred in. Ann’s Son, a dog owned by a Miss Mostyn Walker, won the prize but Eldridge had died a month before the show opened and was not there to present the award. However, his idea lived on in America and the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel breed of today is due to the American breeders of the late 1920s. During the 1940s the King Charles Spaniel breed was classified as a separate breed and was given the prefix Cavalier to differentiate it from its predecessors. Clubs, Registries & Associations(Based on breed recognition. See store for details on a particular puppy.)
Additional InformationGroup: Toy/Companion Dog
What is the difference between a King Charles Cavalier and a Cavalier?The Cavalier is slightly larger, with a flat head and a longer nose, while the King Charles is smaller, with a domed head and a flat face. Historically the breeds that were merged into the King Charles Spaniel were used for hunting; due to their stature they were not well suited.
What is the cheapest Cavalier King Charles Spaniel?Cavalier King Charles Spaniels cost about the same as most small breeds. The average price is around $1,500 for a high-quality puppy from a recognized breeder. However, you can find them ranging from $1,000 to $2,500.
What is the rarest color for Cavalier King Charles Spaniels?The Black and Tan parti-colored pups are said to be the rarest of the coat colors accepted by the AKC, although some people would argue that it is the Tricolor. However, the Tricolor has grown in popularity, leading to more breeding. The Black and Tans have not had such hype grow around them yet.
Do Cavalier King Charles shed a lot?Cavalier King Charles Spaniels have beautiful silky multicolored coats that are one of the most desirable and definable features of the dog breed. However, in order to maintain that coat, they have to shed… a lot. The fact is no one likes showing up to work with their shirt covered in dog hair.
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