COLT's Details
| Age | 5 years, 10 months old |
| Birth Date | 1/27/2019 |
| Gender | Male |
| Puppy Weight | 4lb 2oz (measured at 8 wks) |
| Est Adult Weight | 14-18 lbs |
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CustomerREVIEWS
W. L. Wednesday, April 24, 2019
Baby CeeJay adapting really well to South Louisiana. He’s become the 5 lb Alfa male in my house. I could not thank Premeir Pups enough for all the calls to check on him. It’s proof some companies are not just about the money but the life of our kids. Thanks again Will
W. L. Tuesday, April 2, 2019
I lost my Son a year and a half ago and it’s been a rough road. We never get over losing a kid really. But me and my wife missed the love and unconditional love fur babies give. After about 3 months of research we decided this was the breed we wanted. We can’t express the gratitude we have for Premier Pups. Also the several phone calls we’ve gotten since we’ve brought him home to Louisiana. He’s adapting well to the climate and most of all us. We flew to Columbus,Ohio by Southwest Airlines so he could fly back with us in the plane. Worth every penny. We have renamed him CeeJay Roosevelt LeBoeuf after my Son Cosmo. CJ-Cosmo Junior. We know he will uphold Cosmo’s reputation and we believe Cosmo approves. Thanks again especially Ryan even though you are a Browns fan hahahaha. I saved another one from becoming a Buckeye fan since I’m Go Blue Michigan all day everyday lol.
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Renowned as the perfect lapdog and considered one of the most regal breeds out there, the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is a joy to have around. This breed's charming persona, combined with its royal lineage, has been capturing hearts for centuries. As they trot along with their feathered tails wagging in sync, Cavaliers carry an air of nobility that's simply hard to resist.
Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, often referred to simply as 'Cavaliers', are small dogs with big personalities. Their compact size doesn't hinder their playful, energetic nature – they're just as happy chasing a butterfly as they are lounging on your lap. Their love for both play and relaxation makes them excellent companions for families and individuals alike.
A Cavalier's soft, expressive eyes are a window to their affectionate and gentle souls. The breed is known for its friendliness and adaptability, eagerly greeting family, friends, and even strangers with the same enthusiastic tail wag and eager-to-please attitude.
Their silky coats, in colors of Blenheim (chestnut and white), tricolor, black and tan, or ruby, are a sight to behold, adding to their appeal. They are a graceful and well-balanced breed, possessing a smooth, effortless gait that's reminiscent of their spaniel ancestors.
While they carry the sophistication of royal spaniels, Cavaliers are sturdier and more robust than they look. They adore being part of everyday family life and won't shy away from any fun or frolic. These Spaniels have a strong desire to please – a trait that, along with their natural intelligence, makes them quite trainable.