Cavalier King Charles Spaniels love to please, which makes them keen to learn. If you use the right methods (reward-based training), they learn quickly and have fun while doing so.
They require a moderate amount of exercise. They are prone to weight gain, so insufficient activity can lead them to become overweight. However, they are not a working breed that...
Cavaliers aren't known for excessive barking. When they get plenty of exercise and mental stimulation, it's unlikely they will disturb the neighborhood by barking.
Springer Spaniels are a delight to train because of their mixture of intelligence and eagerness to please. However, don't mistake 'easy' with 'lack of effort'. The owner still needs to...
Great Danes are moderately easy to train, but their sheer size and laid-back nature can make it hard work at times. If a Great Dane doesn't want to get up,...
The Havanese have a gentle, eager to please personality. This makes them highly responsive to reward-based training, so with patience and commitment, they are quick learners.
Cocker Spaniels can be quite needy and like being in the company of people. When given plenty of exercise and mental stimulation, they can be left. However, a bored Cocker...
Cocker Spaniels do have a reputation for sometimes being aggressive. This is partially due to nervousness, which can make them nippy. Also, certain strains seem vulnerable to an inherited form...
Yes, especially if you're training a dog to go down the stairs. Coax your dog down the stairs with really delicious treats—their food motivation will override the fear!
