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Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

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This is an ideal urban companion willing to be indoors as well as run for miles together when needed. Intensive inbreeding has led to problems and it is important to check the medical history of the parents. This dog is a descendant of the King Charles spaniel but has a longer nose. It weighs 5-8 kgs and is about 31-33 cms tall. The colours are blenheim, ruby, black/tan and tricoloured.

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Breeders' List

Kasmanda Kennels: This is an exclusive breed and the best toy breed to have as a family pet. The male has been shown and is an Indian Champion. He was given 02 CC and 02 BOB under two Australian Judges at the Lucknow Dog Show in 2010. The female has not been shown and will be shown this show season. Both dogs are imports an have champion parents. The father is an European Import & the mother is an American Import. Click here to view litter box. Contact Dinkar Singh, Ph: 09719443091, Email: dinkersingh@hotmail.com
(Listing Renewable on 10th May 2012)

Lalijj's Cavaliers: "We don't live on dogs - dogs live with us"
We have imported worlds best origin of Cavaliers English blood lines male Ind.Ch.Lalijjs Dream Maker (BL) having English & Australian pedigrees, and a female from worlds renowned Blenheim Color Specialist Cavaliers having Int.Ch. pedigree with combination of English, American & European blood lines. Latest addition to our kennel will be from one of the best kennels from Europe, an adult female (BL) d/o of Top most male in Europe and adult male (BL) s/o World Winner! Looking forward to popularize this breed in show rings only. We are not interested in puppy mill. For people interested knowing this breed pl contact us on e-mai: lalijjscavaliers@ymail.com
(Listing Renewable on 1st June 2012)