Cavador

Cavador History

The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is a medium-sized, low-set, short-coated toy spaniel with prick ears and a curly tail. They have been called the “English Gentleman” because of their formal carriage and style. They are friendly and thrive in a variety of homes, although they do require a fair amount of exercise. The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is a medium-sized, low-set, short-coated toy spaniel with prick ears and a curly tail. They have been called the “English Gentleman” because of their formal carriage and style. They are friendly and thrive in a variety of homes, although they do require a fair amount of exercise. The Cavalier was bred in England in the mid- to-late 17th century by crossing the English Toy Spaniels and small Bull Terrier-type dogs. In 1950, the Cavalier was recognized by the Kennel Club. The modern American-bred Cavalier is descended from the importation of Cavaliers from England in 1960. The American Kennel Club officially recognized the breed in 1995.

Cavador Physical Characteristics

The Cavador is a medium, large-sized, hybrid, designer breed that is typically between 25 and 30 inches tall at the shoulder and weighs between 80 and 150 pounds. They come in a variety of colors and have solid, thick, strong, muscular bodies. They have a large head, deep, broad, flat, powerful jaws, and a thick, heavy neck. Their short, coarse, straight fur is white, gray, pink, or red and they are usually accompanied by fluffy, curly, or wavy hair. They have small, rounded ears and their tail is usually docked. The Cavador is a friendly, loyal, intelligent, spirited, and protective dog.

Cavador Health

Description of breed health.

Cavador Temperament and Behaviour

The Cavador is a fun-loving, curious, and energetic breed of dog. They are very intelligent and willing to please, and can learn new tricks quickly. They are sociable with other dogs and animals and can be shy with new people. It is important to socialize them at a young age so they will be comfortable around people and not so timid.

Cavador Activity Requirements

Cavadors are a hunting dog that was developed in Spain. They are known to have an excellent sense of smell and a strong prey drive. They are medium-to-large sized and have a short, smooth coat that is very easy to groom. While they aren’t known for being particularly energetic, Cavadors do require regular exercise. An hour a day is generally enough to meet this energetic dog’s needs. They can do well in homes with a fenced yard, but they don’t need a lot of space. A daily walk or a run combined with a play session will keep your Cavador happy and healthy. If you are interested in a Cavador, keep in mind that this is a high-energy, athletic, and obedient breed. They enjoy working with their owners and can be quite challenging to train. If you are looking for a companion who will just lie around and snuggle, a Cavador might not be the best choice.

Kennel Club Recognition