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Central Carolina Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Club

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This is a notice from NC State University Vet School:

We are starting a very exciting new Cavalier study (affectionately called the CAVALIER study) to investigate the genetics of diseases/conditions that affect Cavaliers. We will be looking at neuropathic pain, cardiac conditions, and hearing loss primarily, but we will also be keeping in-depth medical records to hopefully uncover more about the ailments that affect this breed.
​We have gotten the opportunity to recruit 200 Cavaliers to participate in this study. I have included more information in the link below before the survey.
We are looking for Cavaliers 8 years of age and older, and the only real exclusion is if they have a severe, life-threatening condition that would affect their participation or affect our questionnaires.

https://ncsu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_5oFYITqjBT0efoG

Thank you!
What: General Meeting
Open to Cavalier fanciers, one and all!

Date: Sept 27, 2026
Time: 1PM 
Where: via Zoom


The Central Carolina Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Club cordially invites you to join a joint Zoom meeting with the Blue Ridge CKCS Club and the Music City CKCS Club to discuss CM/SM with Dr Mandigers.

[Note: you do NOT have to be a club member to attend.]

Zoom info coming soon.



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SAVE THE DATE!
2026 CCCKCSC Annual Specialty 
​Aug. 13, 14, 15, & 16, 2026

Thursday, August 13
All Breed - Patti Neale, Sylvan Borzoi


Friday, August 14
Sweeps - Deborah Mitchum, Northepointe Cavaliers
Specialty - Susan St. John Brown, Serandida Ibizan Hounds
All Breed - Jason Hoke, Jamara Great Danes

Saturday - August 15
Sweeps - Rick Alexander, Crystalkane Cavaliers
Specialty - Mary Hanus, Winterhaven Cavaliers
All Breed - Sharon Masnick, BenRay Pomeranians 

Sunday - August 16
Sweeps - JoAnn Mittleman, Lochlomond Cavaliers
Specialty - Cindy Lane, Cin-Dee's Cocker Spaniels
All Breed -
Benson Ray, BenRay Pomeranians

Host Hotel: LaQuinta 1201 Lanada Rd. Greensboro, NC. Double Queens available for $115 / night. Central Carolina Cavaliers to book. 336-316-0100.

There will be a Judges Education event with Deb Mitchum, Friday, August 14 at the Coliseum.
It counts towards continuing education and is open to all.
$25 per person. Please contact Tammy Burger at [email protected]


Saturday, August 15 from 6 - 7:30 there will be a "Wine Down" breed chat with our judges to be held in the Meeting Room at LaQuinta.
[Note: There will not be a dinner and there is not a cost to attend this.]


Running concurrent with the Greater Hickory and Carolina Kennel Clubs in Greensboro, NC

Please contact Susan Dralle with questions: 
[email protected]

Link to MBF Infodog for specialties: 
​TBD

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Central Carolina CKCS Club would like to congratulate the 2025 Specialty Best of Breed winner for both Saturday and Sunday, GCHS CH Forestcreek Just Right.GCHS CH Forestcreek Just Right

Owners: Joshua Marshall & Dr. Kevin Cline
Breeder:
Dr. Kevin Cline 
Professionally handled by Michael Pitts
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Loving.

The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is an active, graceful, well-balanced toy spaniel, very gay and free in action; fearless and sporting in character, yet at the same time gentle and affectionate. It is this typical gay temperament, combined with true elegance and royal appearance which are of paramount importance in the breed. Natural appearance with no trimming, sculpting or artificial alteration is essential to breed type.

Expression - The sweet, gentle, melting expression is an important breed characteristic.

Gay, friendly, non-aggressive with no tendency towards nervousness or shyness.
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