Cavalier King Charles Spaniel dogs are affectionate, elegant, and highly social companions.
They are known for their gentle nature and graceful appearance.

Origin
The breed originated in the United Kingdom centuries ago.
They were named after King Charles II, who adored them.

Size & Appearance
Cavaliers have a compact body with a silky, feathered coat.
They stand between 12 and 13 inches at the shoulder.
Their weight ranges from 13 to 18 pounds fully grown.
Coat colors include Blenheim, tricolor, ruby, and black and tan.

Temperament
Cavaliers are friendly, affectionate, and love spending time with people.
They form strong bonds and thrive on companionship.

Exercise Needs
Daily walks and light playtime keep them happy and engaged.
They enjoy social activities and interactive games.

Grooming & Care
Their silky coat requires frequent brushing to prevent tangles.
Regular grooming helps maintain their soft, flowing fur.

Training & Intelligence
Cavaliers are intelligent and eager to please their owners.
They respond well to consistency, structure, and positive reinforcement.

Life Expectancy
Cavaliers typically live between 9 and 14 years on average.
A loving home and balanced care keep them thriving.

Popularity
Cavaliers are adored for their affectionate and adaptable personality.
Their elegant appearance makes them a cherished family companion.