Where Every Paw Feels at Home.
Also known as Cavalier
A gentle lap dog that still enjoys a proper walk
The Cavalier is one of the easiest companions to live with - affectionate, adaptable, and rarely reactive. The trade-off is a strong need for company and a breed history of heart and ear conditions that owners should monitor.
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This breed needs about 45 minutes of activity a day. Around 3 sitter-led sessions a week keeps that routine going when work or travel gets in the way.
45
Minutes of activity a day
3
Suggested sessions a week
Home visits
Best-matched service
No. Cavaliers are bred as constant companions and often develop separation anxiety, so most owners arrange a midday visit or overnight care while travelling.
Brush two or three times a week, focusing on the ears, chest, and back legs where the silky coat mats most easily.
Yes. It is gentle, easy to train with rewards, and adapts well to apartments, provided someone is home for much of the day.
CompanionA shaggy little clown with a big personality
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CompanionA cheerful powder puff that thrives on company