Alice White
The first description of the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel breed dates back to the 13th century. The world learned about these funny dogs from the songs of Austrian and German poets-musicians who sing of love and are called minnesingers (from the word “minnesang” – “love song”). It is believed that these crumbs were brought to Britain by the Celts around the 9th century. Dogs quickly became the favorites of high society ladies and residents of palaces.
#1 The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is a purely decorative breed that can perform only one function – a companion.
No other functions are provided in principle, moreover, it has been cultivated and nurtured in the breed for hundreds of years.
#2 In the Middle Ages, these dogs lived in luxury, and although times have changed now, they still like to be at home, in a cozy atmosphere, together with the owner and loved ones.
#3 The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel loves to be held in his arms and generally loves affection.
