Alice White
Big-eyed decorative dogs with the aristocratic name of the breed Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, who once made up the company to people from the high society of Great Britain, today get along well in ordinary families all over the world. These dogs are good-natured, they perfectly establish contact with people and with other animals. In some cases, hunters take cavaliers as assistants during the extraction of medium-sized games, but most often they are domestic friends, companion dogs. The compact size and lightweight of these spaniels allow them to be kept in a small living space, which is also important (especially for residents of megacities).
#1 They love with all their hearts, but they never impose, they are calm, but they never show coldness or gloom.
#2 The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel even knows how to smile – a quality extremely rare among the ancient dog breeds of Britain.
#3 The breed is very smart and always ready to understand what is wanted from it.
