FCI #136 · Group 9

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel (FCI #136)

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is an FCI-recognized canine breed (Standard No. 136, Group 9: Companion and Toy Dogs). Recognition status: definitive. Official FCI standard published/updated on 2008-11-04.

FCI #136Group 9: Group 9 — Companion and Toy DogsStatus: definitive
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel — Key Facts
Breed NameCavalier King Charles Spaniel (Cavalier King Charles Spaniel)
SpeciesCanine (Canis lupus familiaris)
Primary RegistryFCI #136
Group / CategoryGroup 9 — Group 9 — Companion and Toy Dogs
Recognition Statusdefinitive
Official Standard Date2008-11-04
Primary Standard DocumentOfficial FCI Standard #136 (PDF) ↗
Measurement UnitsMetric (kg / cm) · Imperial (lb / in)
FCI #136

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel — Standard & Care

Human-focused companion breeds across diverse coat types, suited for urban households with attentive grooming and dental care.

Verify lineage and breed-specific health screening protocols through the national FCI member club and the official FCI Standard No. 136 specification.

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Multilingual Nomenclature — Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

LanguageOfficial / Common Designation
English (EN)Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
Español (ES)Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
Deutsch (DE)Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
Français (FR)Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
Português (PT-BR)Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
FAQ

FAQ — Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

What is the official FCI standard number for Cavalier King Charles Spaniel?

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel (Cavalier King Charles Spaniel) is registered under FCI Standard #136 in Group 9 (Group 9 — Companion and Toy Dogs), with definitive recognition status.

Where can I verify an official Cavalier King Charles Spaniel breeder or national club?

Use the Porodoteka National Kennel Clubs & Feline Federations Directory (/en/clubs/) to locate the recognized FCI member organization in your country.

Official Sources & Provenance Verified: 2026-11-06

Reference materials do not replace an in-person veterinary consultation or official kennel club registration rules.