Law

Law

Male Cavalier King Charles Spaniel 

DOB 03/03/19

27lbs

Neutered /Microchipped 

UTD on vaccinations 

Adoption Donation $500.00 

Please read the bio in its ENTIRETY. If you feel your home is a perfect match, please send an email to gateway4paws@gmail.com for additional information.  Only complete & qualified applications will be considered or contacted for adoptions. We are a 100% foster-based rescue. Applications can be found here on our website.

We do not allow shipping & do not transport. You must live within 350 miles from Maryville, IL & able to drive for a meet and greet.

Cavaliers are known for their extremely sweet disposition. They are also known for their anxiety. Law has decided that he needs to be with a human most of the time. This can be addressed in a few ways; his adopting family can be okay with it & be with him the majority of the time. They can enroll in training courses that specifically address separation anxiety. Or, if the right family sees this post, they can apply to adopt & utilize their knowledge to give Law the home & attention he needs. 

Law doesn't need another furry friend in the home, he is perfectly fine hanging with the humans. He likes to "talk", and if you listen & recognize him, he will settle down. He just gets so excited to see people, he doesn't really know what to do with himself.  So as you can image, he gets very exited when going bye bye in the car.  Therefore, he does do lots of talking in the beginning of the ride.

Now let's talk about all the things that Law excels in!  

Leash walking! He looooooooves to go for walks, long walks. He does pull a bit but is very good at it and greets every person he sees. We won't require a fence, but please know that allowing Law to run a safely enclosed physical fence is a good exercise for his energy burn-off. 

House trained! Law is house trained & doesn't mark. Please know that a change in routine sometimes triggers a need to re-train, so please be prepared to have a plan in place to help him be successful with this transition. 

He knows basic commands. One of the most important ones is 'sit'. Because he loves humans so much, his first reaction when he sees people is to throw his paws around them. This can pose a risk for small children or adults who have balance issues. It is very important to continue practicing the 'sit' & 'off' commands with Law. 

Law's foster mom calls him ".....Boisterous, loving, cuddly, energetic, & velcro.....".  Law really is a sweet boy, exactly what you would expect with a Cavalier. 

Let us know if you are ready for a permanent sidekick!