The King Charles Spaniel is a variant of the Charles Long-Haired Lop Dog, and was influenced by the Pug and improved into a dog breed with a shorter muzzle, also known as the Carpet Dog.

It is the favorite dog of the British royal family and is deeply loved by Mary, Queen of Scots and Charles II. The extent to which King Charles loved dogs can be gleaned from the contemptuous performance of Seb Pibbs, a naval officer at the time. He once said contemptuously: What you see in the court is a foolish king who only plays with dogs every day and does not specialize in government affairs. . Origin: England, originated in the 15th century. Most authorities believe it originated in Japan or China.

Despite this, the King Charles Spaniel's character is still very friendly, because its personality is quite docile. It is considerate and has a moderate size, making it an excellent playmate for children. No matter how noisy the children are, the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel with a stable character, decisive personality and bravery will also stay with the children with the mentality of taking care of small animals. Characteristics: The King Charles Spaniel is a lively, beautiful, well-proportioned dog with a happy, brave and active nature, but at the same time it is extremely gentlemanly and affectionate. King Charles spaniels are very smart. Perhaps because of their toy dog ​​genes, they are very aware of the meaning of their owner's expressions, so they can easily win their owner's favor.