Charles II became enamored with them and was reported to worry more about his breeding projects than with ruling Britain. However, they became even more popular during the 17th-century, when black and tan varieties became the favorites of King Charles I and his son, Charles II. They are the descendants of toy Spaniels that were popular during the Renaissance. Perhaps the best part of the coloring on this variety of the pup is the ruby-colored eyebrows that make it seem more expressive than other types.Ĭavalier King Charles, or their predecessors, has been a dog beloved by royalty for centuries. This dog also has ruby or chestnut spots throughout the black.
Typically, white is the primary color over the body, although sometimes black will be. The other frequently occurring coat pattern on these little dogs is called Tricolor, accurately describing that three colors are mixed across the entire body of the dog. Tri-color Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Image Credit: PickPik The exact shade depends on the breeding of the pup.Ģ. The white is paired with chestnut or ruby markings across the body and over the ears. Sometimes the white is broken up with a “Blenheim Kiss,” a blot of ruby or chestnut in the middle of the forehead. Their muzzle is also typically white and smoothly transitions in a blaze up their forehead.
The primary color of the body is pure white.
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