Century Farm Puppies has been breeding Cavachons since 1996. These Bichon Frise and Cavalier King Charles Spaniel mixes make wonderful family pets and companions. As a family owned and operated Breeder, Century Farm Puppies has 25 years of experience in the dog breeding industry. Cavachons are Designer Dogs that are both friendly and non-shedding, making them a great choice for families with children or for people with allergies. Their sweet and tolerant temperament makes them great with family members of all ages, from the very youngest to the oldest! Century Farm Puppies produces Cavachons that are raised lovingly from the day they are born. This means that each dog is both physically and emotionally healthy, and ready for their new family! They believe in spoiling each dog and giving them the highest quality care. Contact Century Farms today about Cavachon Puppies for Sale. Your new best friend is waiting for you!5 Things You Didn't Know About Cavalier King Charles SpanielsToy Breed Has Royal History

The Cavalier King Charles spaniel is one of the largest toy dog breeds and is very popular in the U.S., especially with families. Two key characteristics of this lap dog: affectionate and outgoing. Here are five things you may not have known about the Cavalier King Charles spaniel: The U.S.’s Cavalier King Charles spaniel and England’s King Charles spaniel are often mistaken as the same breed. They are actually two different breeds, although they did share the same history until they diverged many years ago. The Cavalier King Charles spaniel is currently ranked as the 19th most popular dog in the United States by the American Kennel Club. 2. Royal Favorite to Outcast The original King Charles spaniel originated — experts think — during the early 17th century. Named after King Charles II (also known as the “Cavalier king”), the breed was a favorite amongst royals but nearly became extinct when King William III and Queen Mary I (also known as the founders of the esteemed College of William & Mary in Virginia), took over the United Kingdom.

Queen Mary preferred pugs, so the King Charles spaniel quickly became canine non grata. 3. New Face, New Breed To save the King Charles spaniel from extinction it was crossbred with the queen’s favored pug breed, resulting in a flatter nose, an upturned face, a rounded head and protruding eyes. Nearly 230 years later, a group of American breeders took on the challenge of reproducing the original 17th century look of the King Charles spaniel (longer nose, flat head, and almond-shaped eyes). Puppies For Sale TokyoFollowing World War II (and another phase of near extinction), the American breeders were granted a separate registration status for their burgeoning breed: Cavalier King Charles spaniel, also known by many as “Cavaliers.”Baby Furniture Stores Woodbridge Six surviving dogs became the starting point from which all modern day Cavaliers have descended: Ann's Son, his litter brother Wizbang Timothy, Carlo of Ttiweh, Duce of Braemore, Kobba of Kuranda and Aristide of Ttiweh.Black Labs Puppies For Sale In Illinois

4. What Do You Mean, “Average”? The Cavalier King Charles spaniel is ranked 44th in Stanley Coren's The Intelligence of Dogs, listed as having “average” intelligence in working or obedience (to give you an idea, 131 breeds were tested and ranked). That being said, Cavaliers are successful in obedience and agility and make excellent therapy dogs due to their sweet, gentle natures. Since the breed has an instinct to chase most things that move including cars, "street-wise" is a description most Cavaliers will never acquire. Also, since the breed tends to regard all strangers as friends, they usually do not make good guard dogs. The three most common health issues for the Cavalier King Charles spaniel, based on Nationwide pet insurance claims, are mitral valve degeneration (which leads to heart failure), ear infections and skin allergies, all of which are eligible for Nationwide pet insurance benefits. Return to MyPetHealthZoneEmail this article to a friend or share it via your favorite social network.

Related ArticlesTobleroneCatching snowballs while on vacation wasn't as much fun as anticipated when Toby's leg snapped like a broomstick after landing hard in the snow. An extraordinary rescue campaign called Operation Cavalier Rescue in the U.S. has led to the rescue of 108 lucky pups (most of them Cavalier King Charles Spaniels) from a puppy mill auction in Missouri. The dogs, many of which needed medical attention, will be distributed to foster homes, where they will receive the medical and psychological evaluations they need before being distributed to forever homes. Read on for more information about this gripping story! More info: operationcavalier…org | A heartless breeder was attempting to sell all these poor dogs to puppy millers Many were blind or deaf from infections and covered in fleas and their own waste Operation Cavalier Rescue started raising money to buy them out from a breeders’ auction held on Nov. 22 The campaign raised hundreds of thousands of dollars from contributors all over the world

“Auctions are not a place for people who see dogs as pets,” according to the campaign’s organizers. “Auctioneers rattle off a dog’s qualities to attract bidders, shouting things like ‘she’s pregnant, that’s money in the bank.'” The volunteers’ goal was to leave no Cavalier behind, and they succeeded – all of the dogs were bought out A couple of dogs were bought at the last moment, after already being loaded into a breeder’s truck 96 Cavaliers, 7 Shiba Inu, 2 Cocker Spaniels, 1 Shih Tzu, 1 French Bulldog and 1 Yorkshire Terrier were rescued for a total of 108 dogs After medical and psychological evaluations, they will be distributed to animal shelters and rescues across the nation Hopefully, they will all wind up in forever homes! "I'd make a great pet... ADORABLE LITTLE BUDDY IS READY FOR HIS NEW HOME. HE CAN’T WAIT FOR SOMEONE TO RUN AND PLAY WITH AND THEN CUDDLE UP FOR A NAP. OUR PUPPIES HAVE EXCELLENT TEMPERAMENTS AND ARE GREAT FAMILY DOGS.