Spaniel Dog
Spaniel Dog
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 Isotoner Cocker Spaniel Stuffed Dog 1987 Prestige Toy  US $98.00
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 1949 CALENDAR PRETTY LADY W 2 COCKER SPANIEL PUPPY DOG S WALTERMIRES BLUFFTON OH US $59.50
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 1946 Ad Sparton Radio Girl Dog Cocker Spaniel Music Box ORIGINAL ADVERTISING US $41.95
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 1958 ad lg kasco dog food contest cocker spaniel US $39.99
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 1955 lg g ad friskies dog food cocker spaniel puppies US $39.99
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 1933 Color Print Dog Spaniel Tailwagger Thos Fall NICE ORIGINAL US $36.95
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 VINTAGE CAN LABEL RARE DOG FOOD 1950S POOCH SAN FRANCISCO FREE ASHTRAYS SPANIEL US $32.95
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 VINTAGE CAN LABEL RARE DOG FOOD 1950 OLE TIMER SPANIEL OZONE PARK LONG ISLAND NY US $27.95
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 Cocker Spaniel Dog Vintage Metal Animal Retro Tin Sign US $24.99
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 VINTAGE CAN LABEL RARE DOG FOOD 1950S POOCH SAN FRANCISCO COCKER SPANIEL US $24.95
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 Ray Lasley Real Estate Jackson TN Cocker Spaniel Dog Photo Thermometer Sign OLD US $24.95
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 4 SALESMAN SAMPLE COCKER SPANIEL COLLIE BRITTANY PUPPYS DOG CALENDARS US $24.50
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 Remington 1994 hunting dog mug Brittany Spaniel shotgun firearms shooting US $15.95
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 1956 57 AD Kit Kat Moving Eye Cat Clock Klocker Spaniel Dog US $12.99
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 Original PETUNA Chicken Parts SPRINGER SPANIEL Dog Food Can Label NOT A COPY US $12.99
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 antique Spanish WOMAN Fur Coat JAPANESE CHIN Spaniel Dog SPAIN Art Ad Barcelona US $12.99
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 Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Dog Compact Mirror 2694 US $12.00
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 Vintage Original 1901 Montana Sport Cigar Label Pictures A Dog Cocker Spaniel US $11.99
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 AMERICAN WATER SPANIEL DR ALUMINUM STREET SIGN ST DOG US $11.99
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 CLUMBER SPANIEL DR ALUMINUM STREET SIGN ST DOG US $11.99
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 COCKER SPANIEL DR ALUMINUM STREET SIGN ST DOG US $11.99
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 FIELD SPANIEL DR ALUMINUM STREET SIGN ST DOG US $11.99
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 IRISH WATER SPANIEL DR ALUMINUM STREET SIGN ST DOG US $11.99
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 SUSSEX SPANIEL DR ALUMINUM STREET SIGN ST DOG US $11.99
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 TIBETAN SPANIEL DR ALUMINUM STREET SIGN ST DOG US $11.99
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 WELSH SPRINGER SPANIEL DR ALUMINUM STREET SIGN ST DOG US $11.99
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Why You Should Buy A Small Dog
Dogs bring many benefits to their owners. Dogs provide great companionship, they can significantly lower your stress levels, benefit your blood pressure, they love unconditionally, are a source of joy, and provide a vocal incentive to exercise more. If you want to meet more people, there's nothing like a dog for breaking the ice between strangers, particularly fellow dog lovers. And if you've got kids, dogs can provide someone to play with and nurture.
But, what type of dog breed should you get - large or small?
Of course, if you have a small yard or live in an apartment, your choice will be made for you. But even if you are blessed with a large backyard, there are a number of benefits to getting a small dog that impact on other issues than the size of your home.
A caveat though - some large dogs make better family pets than small dogs. Breeds like the Tibetan Spaniel dog breed, chihuahuas, miniature poodles, and maltese, and similar breeds, are not really suited to families with small children.
Or, if you are not especially strong, sick, or older, getting a small dog is a more realistic option. Large dogs will be tougher to handle physically, a situation which may occur during those moments when he doesn't obey commands. For example, walking an excited, large dog on a leash might be near impossible if your dog becomes impervious to anything but the pursuit of a car or another dog. Plus, there are going to be occasions when you will need to pick up your canine friend. If you don't live with someone who can assist you, this could become a problem, especially when your dog grows old. Will you be able to check your dog's teeth regularly, and be able to establish yourself as 'top dog' when training your dog.
Another factor to think about is that large dogs generally need more exercise, although some smaller breeds also need a lot too. This is especially true of working dogs, irrespective of the size they come in, such as the border collie dog breed. Border collies have a lot of energy. They are very intelligent and active dogs. They have been - and still are - used to herd sheep and cattle, and as a result have very high stamina and endurance. They can run for hours, although as a pet owner, two hours of exercise - both mental and physical, ideally - would be sufficient. So, if you're a person with a busy lifestyle, who's unable to devote the time to your dog, a border collie or similar would be an inappropriate pet.
Small dog breeds that are recommended for families with children include Kerry Blue Terriers, boston terriers, border terriers, English Cocker Spaniels, Miniature Australian Bulldogs, Miniature English Bulldogs, Miniature Australian Shepherds, and bichon frise}. And small breeds like the French bulldog, whose temperament is easygoing and happy, and who love spending a lot of time with their owners, and don't need a lot of exercise, are best for the elderly.
Dogs 101- Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
