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The   Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is a toy spaniel  bred to be a companion dog. They are friendly, happy dogs who are great  
  with children, other animals, and they never   see a stranger. Their  tails are always waggin' to match their happy dispositions.
  Cavaliers  adapt well to any lifestyle, as   long as they can spend time with their  owners. Puppyloversplace is located in Southern Missouri by Sprinfield. We  have a limited number of   litters a year and occasionally we do have puppies for sale. Please call, email, or visit
  our site for updates,  upcoming litter   information, and to view our latest pictures. 

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I am proud to say my Cavaliers are registered with the oldest, most  widely recognized registry  in the world -the American Kennel
Club (AKC)  
My males and females are DNA 
Certified
with the AKC,  as well.  The AKC's  standards
are high and require regular  inspections.  

The Cavalier King Charles  Spaniel is an elegant, energetic toy breed that
is  compatible for city or  country life. Successful in
conformation  shows,  obedience and agility, they also make wonderful
therapy dogs due to  their  sweet, gentle natures. The breed also
became a TV star when featured on  "Sex  and the City" as Charlotte
York's dog.
 
                                               A Look Back  For centuries

Cavalier  King Charles Spaniel (a namesake of King Charles II of Britain)
has  been recorded in paintings and  tapestries together with their
aristocratic families. It is obvious from these  works of art
that Cavaliers were a luxury item and lived "the easy life" as 
housepets. Though used successfully for shooting small game, the
Cavalier's  true purpose has  always been that of companion.

                                                    Right Breed for You? 

Friendly and easy to train,  the Cavalier is a trustworthy companion for
children and thrives as part of a  family. The coat requires weekly brushing,  but no trimming. The breed is  adaptable in their need for exercise, happy with  either sleeping on the couch  or taking long walks.
 Toy Group; AKC recognized in 1995. Average size: 12 to 13 inches tall at the shoulder and between 13 and 18  pounds.

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