Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
For a long period, the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel was a favorite of the British royal family. As you’ve surely observed, even the name carries a hint of regalness with it. However, in order to be deserving of this gorgeous lap dog, you do not need to be royalty yourself, since they are capable of adapting to any living environment. This small canine does not grow to be more than 18 pounds in weight, and it requires minimal effort to keep them healthy. A weekly bath and brushing are all that is required to keep its healthy, smooth fur in good condition.
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
Cocker Spaniel
Another Spaniel has made it to the top of our list! We are introducing the Cocker Spaniel, a dog with a wonderful temperament and a lovely demeanor, who will be especially suitable for seniors. This breed is well-suited to living in an apartment. Despite the fact that they may require regular brushing, you wouldn’t mind if it were all about maintaining the Cocker Spaniel’s smooth coat, which you’ll enjoy petting and stroking.
Cocker Spaniel
