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All of us, people and dogs, are social animals, and everyone, to be honest, is pleased with the attention to his own person. And, in principle, this is not bad. Not bad within reason. If a dog, when you are talking to someone or busy with his own business, comes up and buries his nose in your lap, asking for your attention, there is nothing wrong with petting the animal, if you have time for it.
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Or if it comes up and puts its paw on your hand, expecting caress from you. Or, say, if the dog barks, trying to draw your attention to something or remind you of something (for example, it's time to walk). All these are options where the dog's need for your attention does not go beyond reasonable limits.
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For a dog's life to be full and harmonious, it needs a lot of impressions: olfactory, visual, gustatory, tactile and mental. This is necessary for all dogs, regardless of age, breed and size. Thanks to the balance of mental and physical exertion, calm and joyful interaction with the owner, a rich, but not overloaded with stimuli environment, the puppy will develop correctly, and the behavior of an adult dog will be pleasant and predictable - it will not start looking for new experiences by itself, running away for a walk, picking up edible and inedible on the street and destroy the house.
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Responsible breeders of purebred dogs always work with puppies, as soon as they become interested in the world around them, gradually, even before moving to the family, bringing new smells, objects and surfaces into their lives. This helps the animal to adapt faster and feel more confident, which will affect its entire future life.
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We are physiologically similar in many ways (dogs also feel the taste of food, pain, heat and cold), we seem to perceive the world around us, but at the same time we strongly disagree on the issue of values. It is necessary to remember this and to treat with understanding the behavior typical of their species. To avoid misinterpretations and blunders, it is necessary to study dogs, observe them with an open mind and try to understand their needs and intentions. Carefully building relationships, providing protection and respecting the dog's boundaries is the owner's responsibility.
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Cavalier Dogs: Elegant, royal, toy spaniel, perfect companion during selfisolation. Top 50 pictures
Their friendly and cheerful nature, devoid of any aggression, has made these dogs very popular since the end of the last millennium.
Active, graceful and balanced, Cavalier King Charles Spaniel dogs have a particularly delicate expression, with large black eyes that overflow with intelligent curiosity.
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At first glance, the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel seems to be an elegant, graceful breed that loves to be pampered. However, further investigation has revealed a tough side of this dog, the hunting dog side, and an energetic dog, who likes to play outdoors as much as he likes to be kept indoors. arms and caressed.
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King Charles is a real pet dog, who loves to be around people and should not be left alone for long periods of time. It is very suitable for older people who enjoy walking every day and who also have a yard where they can consume their energy. Their temperament, energy level and training make them an ideal dog for people who have never had dogs before.
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Although of small stature, the King Charles Spaniel loves to sit outdoors. Daily walks are a must, along with running several times a week. They have no problem living in an apartment as long as they are provided with their daily walk. Anxiety occurs mainly when subjected to a sedentary lifestyle.
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Small animal hunters can rely on King Charles Spaniel. They like to follow the prey and run it, allocating a significant dose of energy for this mission. One of the biggest problems with this race is the distance from people. This separation will lead to quite strong states of anxiety.
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They are very dependent on the presence of people in their lives, which is why they hate to be left alone. If they live in a house with working people, it is advisable to choose another pet to keep them ugly. When left alone, they tend to bark and gnaw at everything around them.
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When choosing to take a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, it is best to either have another pet or be a family that can take it anywhere. Due to their hunting instincts, King Charles cannot be walked without a leash. The moment a pursuit of prey begins, King Charles Spaniel will not respond to any commands, no matter how much you shout after him.
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Shyness and fear are two common characteristics of this breed. If no action is taken when they are young, these dogs may even get scared of their own shade. For this reason, socialization and exposure to as many things and situations as possible is necessary.
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