what are substantial points and bad point about neutering my cavalier king charles spaniels.
im not on about breeding i know all about that.
im on about things to do with temperament,coat,health etc etc....
is it safer for him i dont want him getting upset about us getting rid of his bits.
A: Hi cathee, neutering your dog if you are not using him for politeness is a very good decision, males can smell a female in heat up to 25 miles a way which make them demand to follow that scent and when they cant eather because of fence or on a leash they can become aggresive, or if he does get loose they can get hurt in the touring, also un neutered dogs are very prone to get cancer in their private area(testical cancer) neutering your dog will not choose the hair coat, that has to do with...
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I don't recollect it's a good plan. They have short muzzles and their eyes protrude and are liable to get hurt unless it is a very meagre light frisbee.
I would affect that they COULD, but they have very small faces, so I'd be careful! Also, since their eyes stick out, they could easily get injured.
I'd say, charge to smaller toys with the smaller dog.
there are diminish frisbees, like the flying squirrel. I can't see why you shouldn't try and see if he likes it.
Yes, If you have the native kind, they are bred to hunt. They can catch and play games, In fact my CKC is very active. However more and more breeders are papering Toy spaniels as CKC, they are closely realated, but not the same dog. please see http://www.continentalkennelclub.com/Ads.aspx?BreedNum=74
My cavaliers look at a frisbee as an empty sustenance dish and aren't interested in it.They are great imitators and may well enjoy them after seeing your gs play with them
My CKCS would look at a frisbee in disdain. She would not coverage with it. She is just a velcro love dog! However, if trained early enough, these dogs do well in agility training.