Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Care & Training E-course Package

Here a just of few of the things you will learn:

* What kind of temperament can I expect from my Spaniel?

* How to stop your Spaniel from destroying your property.

* What you should know before choosing a Spaniel

* How to be sure your Spaniel is receiving the right nutrition.

* How to be sure you're in charge- and not your Spaniel

* What toys should all Spaniel owners have?

* How to teach your Spaniel basic tricks.

* Simple potty training secrets.

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Info

Complete Table Of Contents:

Section 1: Brief History of the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

Section 2: Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Characteristics

Section 3: Selecting The Right Dog Breed For You

* Where To Find Your Spaniel: Breeders, Kennels, Rescue Groups

* Choosing Your Spaniel Puppy From the Litter

Section 4: Introducing The New Family Member To Others

* How to introduce a Spaniel to your children

* How to introduce a new dog in the house to meet your Spaniel

* Keeping your Spaniel away from fights with other dogs

Section 5: Caring For Your Spaniel

* "Puppy Proofing" your home for your new Spaniel

* Feeding

* Grooming

* Health care

* Supplies needed

* Safety

* Traveling With Your Spaniel

* Exercise

Section 6: Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Training

* What Is Your Training Style?

* House Training

* Quick & Easy Potty Training

* Obedience Training

* Use Of Control Tools

* Needed Training Devices

* Trick Training

* Dealing With Aggression

Section 7: Dog Training For Special Situations

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Info

Increase the lifespan of your dog by up to 134%

With the many dog breeds you have to choose from it can be hard to decide who to bring into your family. There are things you should analyze when choosing your dog for a pet. You should look at the care, training, and character of the dog breed before making your decision. You may also want to speak with a dog breeder about all aspects of the dog and what to expect. They can help you in determining the right choice and find the right dog for you. One of the many dog breeds available is the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. This dog is considered a toy as they love to play, but don't really have the body type for other activities.

The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is a small dog only weighing ten to eighteen pounds with a height of eleven to thirteen inches. You will notice most of the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel breeds are black and tan or white, black and red, or just red. They have a medium length hair that is straight rather than curled, except on the ears where it is a bit wavy. You will also find it is a silky coat rather than coarse or completely soft. They tend to shed lightly, but should be brushed often.

As the name suggests they are of the spaniel breed with an elegance to their demeanor. They are one of the most common lap dogs you will find. They also tend to be loyal, gentle, and great for playing catch and retrieve with. If there is water around you may find they are taking a dip, just to have a little more fun in the day. You will also find they make good hunting dogs if you train them from puppies. However the most important character trait is the family orientation of the dog. They love to be pampered and live indoors despite the burst of energy. They make great pets for households with other dogs, but sometimes little children are not a favorite. They prefer the pampering rather than being tugged on.

For training you will find the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is obedient and happy to learn new things. They don't like to be ignored so allowing plenty of time for attention and activities is the best you can do for them toward happiness. During training you will want to have a gentle nature and plenty of positive reinforcement.

Care for the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel will include having at least a small home like an apartment or condo. They don't need a lot of space, but you will need to have a fenced in yard where they can run when you don't have the time for exercise. You will also find the medium hair tangles quite often so brushing once a day or weekly will help you keep them groomed and looking stately. As with some breeds the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is prone to certain health issues. They can have diabetes, cataracts, deafness, allergies, and heart abnormalities. To prevent disease with your dog you will want to have yearly visits with the vet as well as understand the proper nutrition they require. You will also want to keep checking behind the ears for problems or insects. This is a prime spot for trouble.

The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is one of the gentlest dogs you will find. You will enjoy adding them to your family and know that they don't take up as much room as some of the larger breeds.

About the Author

Ashley Peach - Dogs, Dog Beds and Dog Training Aids.

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Info