King Charles Knight Hound
It is a companion dog that attracts people
It has a good sense of smell and vision
It can also be used for hunting in open or low places
Height: 30cm-33cm
Weight: 5.9kg-8.6kg
Life name: 9 years to 12 years
Drama: Intelligent, docile
Likes: Meat, omnivorous
Use: Play with dogs
Region: United Kingdom
Pet business card
Chinese name: King Charles Knight Hound
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
Type: Small dog
The King Charles Cavalier Hound is a lively, elegant, well-proportioned toy dog that is gorgeous and generous. It has the characteristics of sports and bravery, and at the same time is an elegant and cute animal.
In this breed, this typical aristocratic temperament is very important, it contains true nobility and royal appearance. The essence of this variety is natural and does not need to be trimmed, sculpted or artificially altered.
History
The long-haired beagle was common in the European court in the 17th century, and the King Charles Knight Hound often appeared in various oil paintings of the time, and was loved by Kings Charles I and Charles II, so it was named after King Charles.
The King Charles Cavalier Hound is the favorite dog of the British Royal Family and is loved by Queen Mary and Charles II of Scotland. In 1945, it was registered as an independent breed by the British Dog Owners Club.
Basic information
Positive, elegant, well-proportioned, with a gentle facial expression.
Head: Symmetrically proportioned to the body, it looks neither too large nor too small.
Limbs: The forelimbs are straight and the elbows are pressed against the sides of the body, and the two hind limbs are parallel to each other from the joint to the heel.
Tail: Positioned forward, properly supported, but most of the time not rolled on the back, when the dog is moving, the tail is not moving is its typical feature. Can be tailed.
Coat colours: trichromatic, ruby red, black, tan and Blenheim white with brown patches.
Suitable environment ★★★★★
The King Charles Knight Hound could not tolerate cold and humidity. Can adapt to a variety of families, can accompany the elderly who are quiet, but also very suitable for young people who like sports.
Behavioral disposition ★★★★★
Lively, gentle and kind, bold and fearless. Happy, friendly, non-aggressive; no tendency to be nervous.
Wisdom Quotient ★★★★ ★
The King Charles Cavalier Retriever has the 44th highest IQ in the dog category. Perhaps because they have the genes to play with dogs, they can easily detect what the meaning of the owner's expression represents, so they can easily win the owner's favor.
Pet Index ★★★★ ★
The King Charles Knight Hound Index is shown in the chart below:
Over the past decade, this friendly, affable and energetic Knight King Charlie Hound has developed rapidly and is extremely popular. In many ways, they are an ideal urban companion. They prefer to lie on the couch when the weather is bad, and they are willing to walk or run for kilometers when the weather is good.