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King Charles spaniel
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King Charles spaniel
a small, compact dog with domed head, very short nose, pendulous ears and long, silky, wavy coat; four solid or broken-colored varieties are recognized: black and tan, ruby (rich chestnut red), Blenheim (white with chestnut red patches, one of which must be in a white blaze in the center of the skull and called the 'lozenge' or 'kissing spot'), and tricolor (called Prince Charles in the United States) (white with black patches and tan markings). Similar to, but smaller than, the cavalier king charles spaniel. In the USA, the breed is called the English toy spaniel.
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It would have to be a house full of Cavalier King Charles spaniels, I've had them all my life, they are so loving, I wouldn't have anything else.
Me and My Pet by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
CAPTION(S): EIGHT-YEAR-OLD Karlee Sugrue, of Vicarage Lane, Ash Green, is pictured with her two Cavalier King Charles spaniels Bailey, aged one, and Roxy, aged seven months.
MeandMyPet.. by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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