The King Charles Spaniel is an ancient breed of dog. It is a lively, elegant and well-proportioned toy dog ​​that is very gorgeous and generous. It has the characteristics of being sporty and brave, and has a natural aristocratic temperament, showing a true nobility and royal style. The King Charles Spaniel is friendly, obedient, and happy, and will not be aggressive due to nervousness or timidity. Be polite to both children and the elderly. Even if it is hurt occasionally, it will not lose its temper. At most, it will bark a few times or run away as if it is a conditioned reflex. It will never have any desire for revenge.

Precautions for raising King Charles Spaniels:

1. The genetic diseases of King Charles Spaniels are relatively serious, because most King Charles Spaniels will have " "Heart valve loss" and other genetic diseases, so you must think carefully before raising them.

2. The King Charles Spaniel’s character requires the owner’s attention. If the owner ignores it, it will easily lead to mental illness. It is recommended that the owner spend more time with the King Charles Spaniel. Play with the King Charles Spaniel and feed it some small snacks while playing with it.

3. The King Charles Spaniel’s hair is relatively long and can easily become tangled, and its hair loss is also serious. The owner usually needs to prepare more food rich in unsaturated fatty acids for it, which will help make the hair shiny. Brush its hair regularly to prevent its hair from getting tangled.

4. The King Charles Spaniel’s ears are very long and large, and the hair is very thick, so it is easy for dirt to appear in the ears. Be sure to clean its ears regularly.