According to Cavalier King Charles Spaniel history this breed is named after King Charles II. It was at the end of sixteen hundreds that they were crossed with Pugs. This cross-section gave birth to smaller dog which had flat nose, overturned faces, eyes that were protruding and round heads which is recognized presently as King Charles spaniel.

The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel characteristics are that it is a well-balanced dog. Its head is a little rounded and has a black nose. It has eyes that are dark brown with rims around the eyes that is round and dark. It has long ears which are abundantly feathered. The tail is generally left natural but at times it is shortened by a third. It has a silky coat which is of mid length and is feathered in the chest, legs, ears and the tail. This breed comes in different colors

Other Cavalier King Charles Spaniel information includes they are keen, loving, friendly, fearless, sportive and cheerful dog that is always seen wagging its tail. The height of the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is about 12-13 inches and they weigh around 10-18 pounds. The number of the years a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel may live is around nine to fourteen years.

Thus Cavalier King Charles Spaniel training is not difficult task as they are very intelligent and thus understand what the master expects of them. They are well-mannered and adjust very well with other pets of the house. Cavalier’s puppies are very fond of people and enjoy their company very much but they need rules and limits to follow and also instructions as to things they are permitted to do and what they are not permitted The Charles Spaniel do not like to be kept isolated in kennels.

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel health problems include hereditary eye disease, ear infections, back troubles, dislocating kneecaps, problems related to hearing and become deaf and they are also prone to syringomyelia and hip dysphasia. The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel should not be over fed as they have a tendency to put on weight effortlessly. They may also suffer from serious genetic heart problems which can also cause early death .So before Cavalier King Charles Spaniel adoption it is advisable to check on the medical background of the earlier generations before choosing a puppy.
 
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is a very good dog to be kept in apartments as they are fairly lively in the house and a little yard is adequate for it to play. The Cavalier is very sensitive to warm weather conditions. The Cavalier King Charles Spaniels should to be taken for walks daily in order to avoid behavioral problems. They are also very happy when allowed to play in open areas.

Grooming a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is not tough. The coat needs to be combed and brushed with firm bristle bush they should be shampooed and given bath only when essential. Regular cleaning of the inner ears is essential and the eyes should be checked for infections. The Charles Spaniels do not shed much the hair but the hair on the feet and amid the pads is required to be cut as and when required.