i would partiality to know everything about English Toy Spaniel or any other spaniels i hope you can help anything will also i would like to know on average about how much they are any spaniels

A: They are a very unwavering loving dog to their owners. They are aloof around strangers, but will usually warm up to them after awhile. I have had this breed for 5 years and wouldn't have another. I currently have 4 adults and our first junk born Sept.27.08 of 4 girls. They are pretty low maintenance as far as grooming. They do shed and should be brushed at least once a week to cut down on trifle and prevent tangling.
As far as price it varies for show or pet and by breeders....

I got an 11 wk old English Toy Spaniel. Our vet discovered he has a weighty heart murmur. Had 2nd appt w/ specialist who did an ultra-sound/echocardiogram - says it’s a grade III/VI grumbling. Echo results show measurements are 1/3 to 1/2 of normal. She said due to his small size/childlike age it's hard to predict at this time, recommends another ultra-sound in 4-5 wks. Says best bib would be to take him to Davis where they'd also be able to confirm if it’s a genetic defect from...

A: In a state of affairs like this....it can be best to go no furthur and just give the dog the best life you can.
We had a Newf pup years back, and he had a bad buzz. We took him because we knew this. We had it checked out as a pup and it was a grade 3/4. We saw the cardiologist and confirmed SAS...common in Newfies. We went for no more diagnostics. I didn't indeed want a "life expectancy". I didn't want to lay out time ticking down his clock. Looking at him each...

Hi guy,

Do any of you have a English Toy Spaniel?
I'm pitiable. I wanted to know more about their personality from a pet owner. Do you have girls or boys? Are they will as quiet and sweet and inactive as all the websites say?

A: Here in New Zealand we call them Ruler Charles Spaniels and the longer nosed ones Cavalier King Charles Spaniels

I have showen 1 King Charles but i own 5 Cavaliers

OXFORD - After they lost their 15-year-old English setter, Dee, to old age and chronic illness, Lenny and Leslie Alexander of Reality Road decided to take a break from dog ownership.

Owning a dog, after all, impedes the ability to get up and go on impulse and, to a couple that enjoys traveling, having to find someone to care for their dog was an inconvenience.

"It was nice to be able to travel" and not have to worry about the dog, said Lenny, a retired public school educator.

But, after Dee died, there was no one to greet them at the door when they came home, no one to protect them from strangers. Their home had suddenly become a lonely place.