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Dogs have some curious behaviours and one such action is that of sleeping on their backs. So, why do they do it?

There’s no doubt that dogs enjoy comfort but what about elevated or raised dog beds?

There are lots of articles and other items on easyspanieltraining.com that cover training, feeding, care and welfare but one area that I’ve not really talked about is the significant question that is – Should your dog sleep on your bed? Related guides: This post supports our Spaniel Home Care hub. For better sleep and routine…

If you have dogs then you’ll be familiar with the doggy smell that can invade your home along with dog hairs, mud and wide variety of other, general dog messiness. It can be a challenge to keep your home clean and smelling fresh and, the more dogs that you have the more difficult it can…

Cavalier King Charles spaniels love their comforts and this includes sleeping. But how long should they sleep for? Let’s take a look.

For many new puppy owners one of the biggest challenges that they face is the matter of house training, or as some people put it ‘potty training’. There are some people that recommend the use of a crate to ‘train’ the puppy, but this is not necessary and is actually not a good idea –…

Dogs love their beds and the better the bed the better the sleep and the rest that your dog will enjoy. But many dog beds lack character and often there is little or no option to put your own ‘touch’ to your dog’s bed and the opportunity to customize a dog bed is rarely available.…

Many spaniel owners keep their dogs in the house and even working dogs such as Cocker and Springer spaniels are often kept indoors. Most dogs are pets as well as workers and they enjoy the company of family and living inside does not overly affect their working ability, in many ways it helps to reinforce…

Many dog owners find that from time to time their dog, if he lives inside, will attempt to get under the bed covers at night to sleep. For most people they see this as potentially dangerous and wonder is it for a dog to sleep under the covers? Related guides: This post supports our Spaniel…