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		<title>How many Puppies is normal in a Cavalier King Charles litter?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Dogs are considered part of the family to many owners and having additional members requires attention, knowledge and acceptance from each family member. Planning is also needed when owning a breed with the intention or foresight that she will get pregnant and have puppies. Not all dogs give birth to the same number of puppies.

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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Dogs are considered part of the family to many owners and having additional members requires attention, knowledge and acceptance from each family member. Planning is also needed when owning a breed with the intention or foresight that she will get pregnant and have puppies. Not all dogs give birth to the same number of puppies.</p>
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<p>Cavalier King Charles Spaniels are very beautiful dogs. They are also considered to have a wonderfully plumed tail that has a hypnotizing wag. Cavaliers are usually small dogs, with a sweet expression emanating from their dark round eyes. They have the habit of following their owners around everywhere!  <strong>These dogs have an average litter size of 3.4 puppies.</strong> However there are some births that have brought <strong>about 9 puppies</strong>! When they grow up and when they are trained, the breed makes good guard dogs for they will announce to their owners when a visitor is coming. Remember that breeders know the personality of each puppy, they know best more on matching the puppy to its new family.</p>
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