Country of Origin: United Kingdom
Height: Approx. 10 inches [est]
Weight: 8-14 pounds Coat: Abundant, long, straight or slightly wavy, smooth, shiny: strip and heavy draft: Hair
Color: Blenheim (red and white), Prince Charles (tricolor: white, black and brown), King Charles (black and tan), Ruby (Rich red mahogany)
Other Name: King Charles Spaniel Recording (by group): AKC (toy) UKC (Companion)
ORIGIN aND HISTORY
Since I have Spaniel, toy versions have been curled up in his lap and heart burn. In the UK and Europe, Spaniel interesting personalities in a small package at a pet greatly appreciated. There couching and setting dogs were bred smaller and smaller (and other small dogs may have been used), but this little fellows are basically miniature gundogs. It was not until the 19th century that the mouth of the barrel shortened, round head and bulging eyes characteristic of the breed is recognized today began desirable. King Charles II was very fond of the dogs happy, and he lent his name to the dog. Today, it is still known by that name, except in North America where they are called English Toy Spaniel.
PERSONALITY PROFILE The Toy Spaniel (nicknamed " Charlie " to his fans) has a joy of life, nature really care and passion for his people. He is naturally well behaved and quiet, although it is important for him to be with and around people. Although cheerful and easy to get along with their owners, can be shy around people who do not know. Exercise care requirements: The Toy Spaniel appreciated and expected output, although rushed down leg fit very well, too. He is funny and likes to play around with people of all ages. Preparation: smooth, smooth coat and featherings Charlie almost reach the ground and should be brushed often. Folds of skin around the nose, mouth and eyes require careful attention, as well as hot, humid house points this infection. Life Span: The average life of English Toy Spaniel is 10 to 12 years. Training: Charlies naturally well behaved and a good listener, so the training poses several problems. Sometimes, they may be intentional, and training in your home can be a challenge.
