Health of our Cavaliers

Our adult dogs are vet checked each year for any heredity issues; ie: eyes checked by a vet  ophthalmologist (@ 1 year old), their hearts by a vet cardiologist (@ 1 year old) and their Patella's by our vet (@ 1 1/2 years old).  They are then rechecked each year after their initial examination.  They are also DNA tested for any Genetic Health conditions.

Our puppies are weighed as soon as they are born.  I keep track daily of their food intake to make sure they are getting enough milk to grow strong.  They will get their shots needed according to their age and wormer before they go to their forever homes.  Dew claws are removed when they are 3 days old.

To the best of my knowledge this puppy is in excellent health.  This puppy is guaranteed for 10 days, from receiving him/her, against any health problems (excluding normal issues such as worms, coccidian, giardia, mites, or  kennel cough.)  The puppy is guaranteed for one year against any heart, eye, patella or heredity issues.  

The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel lives for love. You’d be hard pressed to find a sweeter, more affectionate dog ~ it is a small dog, equipped with a moderately long coat, long floppy ears and a well-feathered chest and tail. Officially classified as a toy breed, Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppies was originally developed by cross breeding King Charles Spaniels with Pugs.

• How much does a cavalier weigh at full maturity ~ anywhere from 13 - 18 lbs.
• What is the lifetime for a cavalier ~ 12 - 15 years
• Are cavaliers good around other dogs ~ yes, very friendly and enjoys playing with other dogs
• Are cavaliers good with children ~ until the child is around 5 years old, he should be supervised when playing with the puppy.  Cavaliers love children in play, resting time and love to sleep with as well.
• What group is a cavalier in ~ Toy group