Alice White
#7 During the reign of the daughter of King Henry VIII Tudor, Queen Elizabeth I, toy spaniels were kept as lap dogs, whose main task was to bring joy to their owners and testify to their wealth and high position.
#8 During the time of the Stuarts, they were given the royal title. Since the reign of King Charles I, the dogs of the King Charles breed were very popular among the noble class.
#9 The greatest popularity of that spaniel reached during the reign of the English kings from the Stuart dynasty – Charles I (1600-1649) and Charles II (1630-1685).
