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Their size and generally quiet nature make Cavalier King Charles Spaniels good candidates for apartment or condo living. They are moderately active indoors, and a small yard is adequate for their exercise needs. Walks on leash or a securely fenced yard are musts with this breed. They have no street smarts and will run right in front of a car if they catch sight of a bird or other interesting prey. Your Cavalier will enjoy a daily walk or romp in the yard and will tailor his activity level to your own. Because he's a rather short-nosed breed, avoid walking him during the heat of the day and never leave him out in a hot yard without access to shade or cool, fresh water. « Personality | Next: Feeding »
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Teething and food
Hi there, My 4.5 month-old Cav has began losing his baby teeth a few weeks ago. Since then, he's refusing to eat more... (continued) |
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Oct 21, 2009 11:42am by Rainbow view |
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CKCS and seperation anxiety
Hi there, Given how sensitive CKCS are, should they still be trained against separation anxiety? Specifically, should ... (continued) |
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Jul 29, 2009 10:50am by Philppe view |
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