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Our AKC Cavalier King Charles Spaniel junior handler graduated from high school this week. She’s going to go on to do great things though I’m not sure how she’s going to handle college calculus without her study buddy.

♫ Because I’m happy. Clap along if you feel like a room without a woof. ♫

Cavaliers come in four colors – two are called “parti-colors”, and two are called “whole colors”. At Mokido, we are working toward creating better whole colors. To do that well, rules of genetics necessitate we also occasionally breed quality parti-colors. … Continue reading →

Learn more about these two puppies at this link.

There is a Cavalier King Charles spaniel in the 1977 James Bond film The Spy Who Loved Me. This film features an amphibious Lotus Esprit which has a rather thrilling chase scene in and out of the water. As Roger … Continue reading →

Did you know there was a Blenheim Cavalier King Charles Spaniel at the Last Supper? Please reference this beautiful painting by Leandro da Ponte Bassano, 1557-1622

Did you know there was a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel who lived in the White House in Washington, D.C.? Rex was born on December 16, 1984. Unfortunately, his breeder is unknown. As a puppy, he lived with his brother Fred … Continue reading →

We had great fun today watching the Cavalier King Charles Spaniels at the AKC Westminster Dog Show. Wholecolors won the Winners title for both sexes! Tracie Laiberte and Leila Grandemange’s beautiful homebred ruby girl, Grandville Butterscotch Kiss, won Best of … Continue reading →

I can’t help but wonder what a group of cavaliers is called. Other animals have unique collective nouns: a pride of lions, a murder of crow, a gaggle of geese, a prickle of porcupine, a parliament of owls. Cavaliers are … Continue reading →

Recently, someone found our website by searching for this question: Why my cavalier king charles spaniel wont come when called? I will now do my best to answer this question, as a self-professed Behavioral Expert Research Professional (BERP). Cavaliers suffer … Continue reading →