Both males and females can suffer from syringomyelia, episodic falling, and patellar luxation.
Most of the health risks facing the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel are the same for both sexes. Image Credit: Alexas_Fotos, Pixabay Health and Care With a little persistence and a great deal of positive reinforcement, though, your male Cavalier will be exceptionally well behaved in no time at all. They are eager to please, but they also love to sniff out new things to explore and play with their favorite people. Males are more energetic and slower to mature than females, so it may be difficult to capture and hold their attention. The difficulties in training your male Cavalier Spaniel come down to their energy levels. A senior dog will be just as willing to play games as a puppy, so remember to walk them often to keep their energy levels in check. Males are also more energetic and don’t lose this trait as they age. While the females can be stubborn, males are more than happy to learn a few tricks, regardless of whether you’re using treats as a reward. When faced with competition for a female dog’s affection, the males can get aggressive. In this case, keep an eye on your Cavalier. But they’re also more likely to roam, particularly when an unneutered male smells a female in heat.
Generally clingier than the females of the breed, the males tend to latch onto one member of the family and follow them everywhere. Many owners agree that the difference between male and female can be summed up in a phrase: “Females love you but males are in love with you.” Male Cavalier King Charles Spaniels Overview Image Credit: PicsbyFran, Pixabay Personality / Character Their grace and even temper, along with the way that they adore their people, give them an air of regality that nobody can deny. However, Finding their home among lower-class families hasn’t let them lose their blue blood, and the breed’s appearance leaves no doubt as to their heritage.
These days, the Cavalier Spaniel isn’t reserved for aristocrats alone. It wasn’t until an American dog-lover ventured out to search for the breed in the 1920s that the Cavalier Spaniel saw a return to popularity. After his reign, however, the breed saw a decrease in popularity and by the late 17th century, was almost forgotten. Image Credit: Krissi Lundgren, Shutterstockĭuring the reign of King Charles II of England, the breed was a firm favorite among royals and nobles, not to mention a beloved companion of His Majesty himself. Originally bred as companion dogs and small game hunters, the Cavalier Spaniel mixes both traits into an energetic and adorable breed that is perfect for all types of families. The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is a mixture of a toy breed and the Sporting Spaniel.
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