Cavaliers 💔 The Heartbreaking Truth about Cavaliers!
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- Cavaliers 💔 The Heartbreaking Truth about Cavaliers!
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Behind their adorable faces, Cavaliers bear the weight of serious health concerns, including conditions like mitral valve disease and syringomyelia. Despite their charming demeanor, these lovable companions often face heartbreaking challenges. As we delight in their playful antics, let's also raise awareness about the health struggles Cavaliers may encounter, fostering a community of informed and empathetic dog lovers.
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Westie highland terriers?
The mother dogs
English springer spaniels
Cocker spaniel
Pomeranians pls🙏🙏🙏
Another example of a breed of dog needing to be mixed with other breeds to counter out these issues slowly while keeping as many visible traits as possible.
As I'm learning about dog breeds I'm starting to wonder what breeds can be considered 'healthy'? German shepherds are prone to hip dysplasia, bull terriers are prone to dental problems, great Danes have a reduced life span because of their size causing bone and heart problems and so on. (Still people shit on me for only adopting animals even tho their breeds are unknown, because 'i don't know their family tree')
@@old_yeller4251 for those people, it's easier to train them. Some just want to use them as show animals. I honestly don't mind mixed cats and dogs. Because they are just as cute, quirky, adorable, annoying and a handful as much as a pure-breed.
@@old_yeller4251 Basically the ones that formed over time rather than through concentrated breeding.
I think the Xoloitzcuintli is fairly healthy for instance.
I don't agree sorry by cross breeding you do get rid of some health problems connected to a pure breed dog but you risk elevating the chance of some health problems if both breeds are prone to it and possibly introducing some completely new health problems along the way
I own this breed and will never have another Breed
And whilst cross breeding will and does have benefits there are down falls as well... no dog is perfectly healthy we just have to try to breed the right way and manage the problems that arise with any breed of dog
@@old_yeller4251I volunteer at a shelter and we get pure breds all the time. A lot of the times it’s from people that got them from a breed we but then didn’t want them anymore. One time this family put a great white pyrenees in a shelter. They got it her as a puppy. They put her in the shelter bc they didn’t know she was going to get so big. Some people are truly idiots and just buy an animal on impulse knowing nothing and then get annoyed with them when they don’t fit their perfect cookie cutter ideal. Anyways my point is those people sound like big snobs and are stupid anyways bc you can adopt a pure bred if you look
My Cavvies lived healthy lives of 14.5 and 16 years respectively. Do not choose backyard breeders and you will get healthy dogs. They are absolutely the best small dogs - intelligent, friendly, non-barky.
Is that likely with good beeeders? I keep hearing at least 30% of em develop these super severe health problems
i would argue with "non-barky" :D my cavalier acts like german shepherd on his backyard barking on the ppl walking by
Poor babies 🥺
My Cav is going on 13, she is totally deaf, has heart failure, and is getting cataracts. It breaks my heart to bits knowing her time is coming so quickly. They truly are my favorite breed of dog, despite the health concerns. :(
I hope she's still doing okay, but if she lived so long I just know you guys were the best owners ❤
@@mistyasmrr she is still alive and well!! In fact she just stole a chicken tender from me 😡😊❤️
@@deliciouscavemoss haha! I hope she lives another few years to her fullest ❤️ im actually searching to find a cav and ive failed miserably 3 times.. one of the times the parents were siblings 😂🤯
@@mistyasmrr oooof yeah!! The only way we found looloo was through some not so savory Amish breeders 🥲😅
I'm surprised you didn't mention how incredibly prone they are to heart disease, especially dilated cardiomyopathy. That was one of the most common things I saw working in vet med with Cavvies. If you want a Cavvy, get to be good friends with a veterinary cardiologist!
I had a friend in middle school whose parents had waaayyyy to many pets. She gave me their Cavalier leaving out the fact that he was severely overweight and refused to walk up stairs. Which caused me and my siblings to have to carry him up the first couple times. Over time, he lost sooo much weight, became the most active dog ever and they didn’t even recognize him when I sent her the videos! My baby ran up and down those stairs like he never struggled before. Oh how I miss my King Sullivan. So so so very much. We miss you Sully 🤍🥺🐶
You missed one, heart murmurs, the reason I lost my little cavailler.
They missed a hell of a lot they have only listed the health problems that will cause the most shock to people watching the video... which is not right
If they are doing a breed profile on a Breed they should list pros and cons as well as listing all health issues..
My two Cavaliers died from cardiomyopathy, because their hearts were enlarged, and the heart muscles were weaker than normal heart muscles. It was so painful having to watch them suffer and die because of it!
That seems to be common in most smaller dogs.
Poor cavaliers. So sorry for them having to suffer.
This seems like another case of go to a high rated registered breeder I.e they breed show dogs. A lot of these traits can be genetically tested for and so going to a breeder that cares about pedigree will help mitigate these risks. This is especially true for any dogs at increased risk of heat disease and while way more expensive is worth it especially in the long term. And even if it can’t be tested for high pedigree breeders won’t breed dogs that have health issues
I've had 10+ Cavaliers. Syringomyelia has never been an issue. I didn’t even know it was considered a main health concern. What I've heard is that the main health concern is congestive heart failure. One of my Cavaliers has it. She's 12.5 years old and has been doing fairly well since I started her on medication. She occasionally has some rough days, but not severe. If she begins struggling a lot and there's nothing else I can do, then I'll have to make that tough decision. Right now, her life is still valuable. I can tell when a dog is fading away, and she's not at that point yet. She's still acting like herself and is happy.
This reminds me why Lady in Lady and the Tramp was mostly indoors....
Makes sense
I thought she was a cocker spaniel
I had a Cavalier for years. The "Cruella" that I adopted him from said that he was "poorly bred"... he lived a long and happy healthy life.
Seems like another dog that shouldn"t be bred anymore. Like pugs bulldogs and boxers
All breeds of dog can not be considered 100% health we should just find ways to manage the issues instead of driving specific breeds to extinction
Ah miniruby trolling comments. Nothing in this world is 100% but that's no reason not to get them back to 90%+ by sacrificing the purebred suffering you desire to propagate.
I definitely disagree. Breeds that have led to such pathological consequences with no advantage to the dog or its owner shouldn't be allowed anymore. They lead only to misery and guge vet bills.
@myriamickx7969
I own these dogs and I have a friend who bred them for 50 years and between the both of us the only dog we have had with a major health problem is my 9 month old who had a luxating patella... which heaps of other breeds suffer from its not the breed... it the breeders who breed for money and don't work to better the breed
all dog breeds have some sort of health issue ffs!
I had one and she died bc of this and I miss her so much and she was blind and could barely hear and I just miss her so much😔
Poor little doggies!! 🥺😢😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😞
I'm getting one soon, but from a registered, responsible breeder. The main reason these dogs have major health problems is bad breeding practices. Any breed that people think is cute is probably going to fall victim to this, because people who just want to make a quick buck will breed them like crazy until there are serious problems. Inbreeding is also an issue with these dogs. At this point, it's probably virtually impossible to have a 100% healthy Cav for their entire life, but there are things you can do to prolong their lives and make them as healthy as possible. Imagine a Planet of the Apes scenario where there's forced incest and breeding involving us all of the place. You'd see problems with humans too. Diet is crucial with this breed, once you find a responsible breeder. Like I said, at this point, it's probably impossible to ensure full health because of greedy and irresponsible breeders, because I haven't heard the original CKS from Charles II having these issues, but that doesn't mean they don't deserve to live. I'm disabled and have chronic pain. Some people think I don't deserve a decent life.
My bf’s mom’s cavalier had this. Poor Willie had seizures and strokes constantly. He’d sit on his bed and just whine and cry constantly. He couldn’t even stand up to relieve himself. She REFUSED to put him down. (She did the same damn thing with her cat who was a skeleton by the end. She’d get mad at him for trying to sit in her lap because he was dirty from not being able to clean himself)
She could have gotten an operation for the dog. But, it is VERY expensive. I'm glad that I was in a position that I could pay for my dog to have the operation.
Watching this video makes me feel bad for my Cavalier friend, Maxy.. 😞
I had a dog just like that
Basically that exact dog
It passed away last week
It had a heart disease
And the cause of her death was a heart attack
I miss her So much
Beagliers are great cavalier mixed with a beagle that’s what I have and he’s the cutest little dog and probably won’t have these issues
thank you so much for sharing this information
There's a woman on Instagram that has like 10 of them and has only fed them a raw diet and they take in age from pups to 18 years old and they have no health problems
The dogs are born with that condition. If the brain is too big for the skull, it does not matter what you are feeding them. It also has nothing to do with their ear problems. Or their heart murmurs, for that matter. I'm glad the woman on Instagram has had very healthy dogs. But the condition this short talks about is thought to affect about 50% of cavies.
Doubt.
I want one, but I don't dare.
Also they are prone to heart values issues as well sadly
My cavalier is very healthy
In other words - just get a normal sized spaniel instead.
They all have breed issues most die of heart failure Ik a lady who has 5 and they all have to go to the cardiologist annually so they can get there dentals done with us.
Just get a desert fox
I've had 3 of these dogs and currently my youngest is the only one who has had a serious health problem pop up that has needed human intervention..
No breed is 100% healthy
My baby has a luxating patella which is going to cost me close to 6000 Australian dollars to fix bit considering what she does for me as a mental health service dog in happy to spend any amount to make sure she is happy and healthy and not in any pain
@@miniruby88 keep advocating torture. Animals do not show weakness when they are in pain if possible.
I pray you get locked away for supporting animal abuse.
Breeders should be working to better the breed and prevent health problems we don't need to get rid of a breed just because it had health problems EVERY dog breed has health problems....
My Cavalier lived to be 14 yrs old. He had issues with his organs and would have needed to be on dialysis to continue to live and that’s not the quality of a king 👑 ❤. Rest in peace
Why i haaaaate breeders
Adorable 🐶🐾🩷🩵
My oldest dog has this and she was one of this dogs
Even if they were the most ugly dogs, I would still love them the most. I just like their personalities. I’ve never seen any aggressive cavaliers.
I wish there is a way to make them healthier 😢
They are so bloody cute !!!!! When mine was a pup she looked like a white potato with big ears and big eyes so cute 🥰
You talk about the unhealthiest dog breeds a lot, but what are the healthiest ones? Have you already covered them?
Working dogs. When the focus is function over form, you get healthier breeds. Working breeds tend to be harder to train and require more stimulation.
And heart issues, mitral valve disease.
So sad because they are so cute 😍
Awww that’s sad😢
Loyal patient funny.
Why is it that the most adorable pups are the most health-prone? 😭😭😭😭
Selectively breeding, same with pugs they find it hard to breath
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You left out that they are prone to heart murmurs , knee problems and bad teeth.My cavalier had to have 4 operations before she was three just to sort her knees out.But they make fantastic pets just be mindful of where you get your cavalier from and make sure you keep an eye on their weight and trim and clean their ears properly. Also get good insurance as it really does help as it would have cost me 6 thousand for the operations .
Those poor babies :(
Health issues? Who cares? Just make it tiny and cute 🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️ Most "dog lovers"
Well, they are off my list of Dogs I might get for when I get my own house
Please. I can tell you how all of this without the details of the condition.
Humans thought a particular trait was adorable and then they purposely bred a creature to display that trait no matter the cost for the animal itself. Cuteness far outweighed human decency. That’s how this happened. That’s why this continues to happen.
Is this due to inbreeding?
It’s the effect of selective breeding not inbreeding.
Wait but how do you prevent the first two? Or if there is no way of preventing it is there a way to make it develop slower?
Omg that’s terrible 😢
You told me this after I got a cav?😅
Excessive breeding folks
Breeding these dogs should just be outlawed. This is terrible.😢
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The reason you need to get this specific breed from a reputable breeder, registered with the CKCSC.
My dog Luna is half of this breed
Poor babies
You forgot to mention about heart disease😢
So sad😢
Nooo 😭😭😭
You forgot heart failure
Over breeding is a problem with popular breeds.
And humans breeding for extreme looks (like huge eyes, very floppy ears and flat faces)
The Heartbreaking Truth about Cavaliers? I can only fit so many in my car and house!!
Uhhh… ummmm… I think my neighbor has this kind of dog, maybe it just looks similar
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Do these issues cross over to a cavapoo?
Why have people adjusted all those breeds to such a degree?
Maybe we shouldn’t breed these anymore.
I paused at "Cavaliers are prone to condition called" and I wonder what is in that dogs mouth?
OMG😍
What I don't understand is why don't we breed the dogs to have bigger skulls then or longer snots for the bulldogs and pugs? We know the issue why can't we just fix it?
Actually the cocker spaniel is the most unhealthy
Nooooooo :(
This is nightmare fuel
Most of these health issues are due to in breeding... but if you are going to do a breed profile list ALL health problems...
I've had several of these dogs and have had none of these issues...
However my current youngest has a luxating patella which she will need surgery to fix.
No breeder can guarantee a 100% healthy dog.
And like this breed EVERY breed had health issues
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I wanted one but during my research I learned of all the genetic pitfalls this breed has and I couldn't do it. Any breeder who is NOT using the breeding programs set up for this breed to counter this stuff is a monster and deserves jail time and to be stripped of any license they’ve got. It shouldn't be an optional program it should be REQUIRED and I don't care if you disagree deliberately breeding this dog outside of those programs that are made literally to only give them a chance of living a full healthy lifestyle when you know all of the horrific genetic illnesses that they are GOING to get, there's practically no chance they wont, makes you a horrible human not worthy of owning a dog. Who cares if they look slightly different. at least they’re not gonna KO from a heart condition at 5
and heart issues
Rescue dont buy
And heart disease
unhappy thanksgiving y'all pleas have a nice healthy day 🥲
Stop buying pure braids people, it's not good for the dog
Bad breeding, bad paring, trying to make these dogs littler and littler. It’s great for likes and views but terrible for the animal. But as long as humans think they are being kind and filling their own wants this will continue to happen, like the pug.
That looks like lady from lady and the tramp
Why did you not change the music when you are talking about a heartbreaking dog😢
Is the brain being to big is why that dog eyes bout to pop out his head
Don't buy designer dogs. They are over bred for profit, not the dog's health.
better off as food for eagles
Please. I can tell you how all of this happened without the details of the condition.
Humans thought a particular trait was adorable and then they purposely bred a creature to display that trait no matter the cost for the animal itself. Cuteness far outweighed human decency. That’s how this happened. That’s why this continues to happen.