How to choose a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel? Practical selection tips shared

(1) First, compare the dog you are considering buying against the physical characteristics of this breed to see whether there are any major discrepancies. Only if it basically matches the characteristics of this breed should you consider purchasing it.

(2) This dog's head is slightly round; the eyes are large but not protruding, and dark in color.

(3) The nose is relatively short with the tip turned up, and the ears are long and drooping with fairly long feathering.

(4) The body is short and sturdy, and the chest is relatively broad.

(5) The coat is relatively long and slightly wavy, and the coat's thickness should be moderate.

(6) The tail, if docked, should not be too short; the remaining part should have beautiful flag-like feathering.

(7) Dogs with eyes that are too light in color are inferior; those with protruding upper or lower jaws are unattractive and not suitable for purchase.

(8) Ears that are too small, with too little feathering on the ears, are unattractive and not suitable for selection.

(9) Dogs with white patches in the coat color on the chest or other parts are not of good quality and are not suitable for purchase.

(10) Dogs whose eyes look dull, whose gait is heavy, and whose movements are not nimble and lively are not healthy dogs and are also not suitable for purchase.