Ear Care. The Cavalier’s long ears can block ventilation and cause a build-up of yeast. Cavaliers long ears make look really cute, however these floppy ears block ventilation leading to infection and a build-up of yeast. Keep the hair inside the flap and around the area clipped short, this will allow airflow which will stop the build-up of The American Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Club (ACKCSC), the AKC parent club, strongly recommends that in the ring, the Cavalier be handled naturally and with a minimum of fuss. The Cavalier is normally shown on a loose or semi-loose lead and is allowed to self-stack while free baiting with the handler standing. Eyes and Cavalier King Charles Spaniels. Hereditary Cataracts may be seen in dogs as young as 6/9 months of age but may not be apparent until the dog is several years old. Progression of the cataract to involve the majority of the lens and cause vision impairment is the usual cause of events. As with MRD the abnormality is normally seen in both The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is recognized by major kennel clubs such as the American Kennel Club (AKC) and the Kennel Club (KC) in the UK, while King Charles Spaniel is recognized only by the KC in the UK. The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is a slightly larger breed, with a more pronounced muzzle and longer snout than King Charles Spaniel.

January 2017: UK Kennel Club reports 2013-2014 compliance rate was 0.28%. In a report issued in November 2016, the UK Kennel Club announced: "Looking at Kennel Club registration data reveals that only 0.28% of Cavalier King Charles Spaniel litters registered in 2013 and 2014 have come from parents that have both been BVA/KC graded."

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Arrowsmith & Vorderstrasse’s. Arrowbien Dream Weaver. Super little Blenheim dog well marked coat of good colour, lovely head and eye, good pigment and soft gentle exp, moved out well, keeping a good topline and tail carriage. Shown in good condition with a super well-presented coat, should have a bright future. 2 nd. The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Club of New South Wales – Yearbook 2002 Vol. 24 The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Club Yearbook (UK) Vol. 23-1986, Vol. 24-1987, Vol. 28-1991, Vol. 29-1992, Vol. 30-1993, Vol. 31-1994, Vol. 34-1997, Vol.36-1999/2000 Millennium Yearbook, Vol. 37-2000, Vol. 38-2001

Just a very small advert at the bottom of a page that would start the ball rolling and bring about the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel as we know it today. Twenty five pounds back in 1926 was quite a large sum of money. According to a retail price index calculator £25 in 1926 would be worth £1,030 in 2013. Twenty five pounds was awarded to both

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