Yes. They form close bonds with their owners and generally prefer not to be left alone for long periods.

They were bred primarily as companion dogs and often enjoy close physical contact with their owners.

Yes. Their long ears can trap moisture and debris, increasing the risk of ear infections.

Yes. Their gentle temperament, affectionate nature and desire for human companionship make many Cavaliers well suited to therapy and emotional support roles.

Mitral valve disease is one of the breed's most common inherited health conditions and often develops with age.