FULL GROWN TEACUP KING CHARLES SPANIEL REGISTRATION

Include your social security number on the NCLEX registration and. Blenheim: Courtesy of Pixabay on Pexel.Ruby: Courtesy of Cavalier King Charlles Spaniel (Wikipedia Commons user).Black and tan: Courtesy of Claire Mainwaring 08.If you are often advised, even by pet professionals, that your King Charles is in fact “faulty Cavalier.If your breed (or mixed breed) also gets frequently confused for another breed.Whether you would recommend or discourage people from getting these breeds? What are the pros and cons in your experience?.We’d particularly like to hear your comments: We love to hear from you if you’d like to share your view on the topic. King Charles Spaniel or Cavalier King Charles Spaniel: There IS a difference (article by .uk).Fédération Cynologique Internationale (international registry of breed standards).To book a course with us, please see an overview of our services ( Dutch or English). She has had private and group training with us, and we love her to bits! In our experience, they have been incredibly sociable, playful, intelligent students. We’ve actually never had a King Charles at OhMyDog, only Cavaliers. Cavaliers and King Charles at our dog training school light spots, non-existent flies, their tail or their flank).ĭo not see it as a cute quirk: have it checked. If you find that they move in an uncoordinated way, if they press their head against the walls, if they develop an obsession (e.g. Our advice? If you see the slightest oddity in your (Cavalier) King Charles, off to the vet you go. The breed is infamous for a flurry of neurological issues from light chasing to severe locomotory impairments. One clinical case out of two was… a Cavalier King Charles.

I was at a veterinary neurology conference the other day and it made for the world’s most depressing Friday.

Numbers (.uk): In the year 2000, over 11,000 were registered at the UK Kennel Club.

History (.uk): Not recognized (by UK Kennel Club) until 1945.

Head (.uk): Skull almost flat between the ears.

Weight (FCI): 5.4 to 8kg (so larger than King Charles).

Jaw (FCI): Regular and complete scissor bite.

Character (FCI): Fearless (again, carefuly with sweeping temperament generalizations based on average breed traits).

Traits unique to Cavaliers King Charles Spaniels

Numbers (.uk): In the year 2000, 185 were registered at the UK Kennel Club.

History (FCI): Documented (in Great Britain) since at least 15th century.

Foot (.uk): Compact, with occasionally central pad and nails fused together.

Weight (FCI): 3.6 to 6.3kg, making them the smallest spaniel breed.

Reminiscent of other ‘squashed-face’ dogs such as the pug.

Jaw (FCI): Lower jaw wide, bite slightly undershot.

Nose (FCI): Very short and turned up to meet the skull.

Stop (FCI): (how pronounced the indentation of the forehead is) Well-defined.

Character (FCI): Reserved (to whatever extent you can make solid character predictions for every single individual of a breed).

Both can have the following coat colours (over over the picture to get the colour name):.

Both fall under Group 9 (Companion and toy dogs)/Section 7 of the FCI (English toy spaniels).

This begs the painful question of how much strict breed conformation actually trivialise malformations, but that’s a whole nother debate. In extreme cases, this can result in surgical procedures such as surgery for fused toes or undershot jaw or an incorrect hydrocephalus diagnosis (because the dog has a domed head). According to .uk, “ The media often incorrectly describes most Cavalier King Charles Spaniels in the press as being King Charles Spaniels.” Even vets get frequently confused, according to the same source, going as far as suggesting that a breed-conform King Charles is a breed-faulty Cavalier. Here is what I found out: Confusion all aroundĮven the professionals get confused, it seems. Dog geek that I am, I had to do some research. I am often surprised to see that that a lot of Cavalier King Charles Spaniels owners think it is the same breed as King Charles Spaniels. Article about the difference between King Charles and Cavalier King Charles spaniels.īy Laure-Anne Viselé, June 2010.

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