Cavalier King Charles Spaniels --was this just hasn't been my week (jojo)

July 30, 2002

Sorry jojo

Sounds like I thoroughly confused you. I was trying to give you a

full description. It seems all I gave you was utter confusion

lol!!!. Anyway, you looked them up. So you are into eyebrows hmmmm!!

I love all four colours of the cavaliers, but the Tricolours are

lovely. Years ago I showed a tricolour, she was called Sophie. I

did quite well with her, she qualified for Crufts in the puppy

class. Sophie was a lovely looking tricolour (I would say that

wouldn't I!!). I did enjoy showing her.

Hope you are well recovered from your confused state now lol

Geraldine

-- In , jojo <tofujojo> wrote:

>

> Geraldine,

> To be honest, I had to go and look them up They are very cute --

much cuter than cocker spaniels, but slightly similar (much smaller

obviously.) I was picturing a Papillon when you started talking

about the ears...LOL! I like the Tricolor ones -- I'm big into good

eyebrows

> -- jojo

> cav2was7 wrote:Hi jojo

>

> Cavalier King Charles Spaniels come in four colours Blenheim (rich

> chestnut markings well broken up on a pearly white background -

> markings evenly divided on head). Also Tricolour (black and white

> well spaced, broken up with tan markings over eyes, cheeks, inside

> ears, inside legs and on underside of tail. Are you still with me

> jojo!!!!! lol. Next Black and Tan. Raven black markings with tan

> markings above eyes, on cheeks, inside ears, on chest and legs and

> underside of tail. Finally, Ruby - whole coloured rich red.

> Cavaliers are a small dog weighing approx 12-18lbs, ears, are long

> set high, with plenty of feathering. Eyes for this breed should be

> large, dark, round but not prominent. They are known as a toy

breed.

>

> Well jojo did you stay the course!!! I hope the description I gave

> you gives you some idea.

>

> I have one Tricolour (which is Jack) and one Blenheim (which is

> Lily) - I call them my " Two Senior Citizens " - it was only recently

> that I had to have my Bess put to sleep - with the three, they were

> known affectionately as the " Three Senior Citizens " .

>

> Well, I am off now to feed the " Two Senior Citizens " !!!

>

> Geraldine

>

> -- In , jojo <tofujojo> wrote:

> >

> > Thanks Geraldine

> > What do your dogs look like? I don't think I've ever heard of

them

> before... 15 is very good for any kind of dog, though. They must

be

> very loved -- love goes a looooong way!

> > -- jojo

> >

> > cav2was7 wrote:I am sorry to hear that you had to have your dog

> put to sleep. I

> > recently had to have my cavalier king charles spaniel Bess put to

> > sleep she was 15 years old. I have two cavaliers still with me

one

> > of nearly 15 years old thats Jack and Lily who is 12 years old.

I

> > used show some of my dogs years ago, and had several then.

> >

> > I love having my dogs around me they are so important in my life

as

> > are all animals.

> >

> > My thoughts are with you at this time.

> >

> > Geraldine

> >

July 30, 2002

No problem, Geraldine -- if I hadn't been so lazy, I would have looked them up myself to begin with

-- jojo

cav2was7 wrote:

Sorry jojoSounds like I thoroughly confused you. I was trying to give you a full description. It seems all I gave you was utter confusion lol!!!. Anyway, you looked them up. So you are into eyebrows hmmmm!!I love all four colours of the cavaliers, but the Tricolours are lovely. Years ago I showed a tricolour, she was called Sophie. I did quite well with her, she qualified for Crufts in the puppy class. Sophie was a lovely looking tricolour (I would say that wouldn't I!!). I did enjoy showing her.Hope you are well recovered from your confused state now lolGeraldine -- In , jojo <tofujojo> wrote:> > Geraldine,> To be honest, I had to go and look them up They are very cute --much cuter than cocker spaniels, but slightly similar (much smaller obviously.) I was picturing a Papillon when you started talking about the ears...LOL! I like the Tricolor ones -- I'm big into good eyebrows > -- jojo> cav2was7 wrote:Hi jojo> > Cavalier King Charles Spaniels come in four colours Blenheim (rich > chestnut markings well broken up on a pearly white background - > markings evenly divided on head). Also Tricolour (black and white > well spaced, broken up with tan markings over eyes, cheeks, inside > ears, inside legs and on underside of tail. Are you still with me > jojo!!!!! lol. Next Black and Tan. Raven black markings with tan > markings above eyes, on cheeks, inside ears, on chest and legs and > underside of tail. Finally, Ruby - whole coloured rich red. > Cavaliers are a small dog weighing approx 12-18lbs, ears, are long > set high, with plenty of feathering. Eyes for this breed should be > large, dark, round but not prominent. They are known as a toy breed.> > Well jojo did you stay the course!!! I hope the description I gave > you gives you some idea. > > I have one Tricolour (which is Jack) and one Blenheim (which is > Lily) - I call them my "Two Senior Citizens" - it was only recently > that I had to have my Bess put to sleep - with the three, they were > known affectionately as the "Three Senior Citizens". > > Well, I am off now to feed the "Two Senior Citizens" !!!> > Geraldine> > > > -- In , jojo <tofujojo> wrote:> > > > Thanks Geraldine > > What do your dogs look like? I don't think I've ever heard of them > before... 15 is very good for any kind of dog, though. They must be > very loved -- love goes a looooong way! > > -- jojo> > > > cav2was7 wrote:I am sorry to hear that you had to have your dog > put to sleep. I > > recently had to have my cavalier king charles spaniel Bess put to > > sleep she was 15 years old. I have two cavaliers still with me one > > of nearly 15 years old thats Jack and Lily who is 12 years old. I > > used show some of my dogs years ago, and had several then. > > > > I love having my dogs around me they are so important in my life as > > are all animals.> > > > My thoughts are with you at this time.> > > > Geraldine> > > > > >