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King Charles II was so devoted to these spaniels that they were allowed to roam freely in all royal palaces.
The distinctive ridge on their back contains hair growing in the opposite direction to their coat.
Developed in England during the Tudor period as companions for nobility. Favored by King Charles II, these spaniels served as cherished royal lap dogs and palace companions.
Developed in southern Africa during the 1800s to hunt lions and other big game. These dogs protected homesteads and tracked large predators across vast territories.
Regular grooming needed for coat maintenance. Moderate exercise requirements. Health monitoring important due to breed-specific conditions.
Ridge requires specific grooming attention. High prey drive necessitates secure fencing. Early socialization and consistent training essential for balanced temperament.