We love your program its peaceful well spoken and informative our beloved cavalier passed away at age twelve over two years ago we miss her greatly Charles nyc

Good to see them still Thriving 😊❤ they both are getting stronger too 🤗🥰👍🏻❤️🙏

Lovely zen moment! So endearing to see both nurse so enthusiastically! Great questions with great answers - another lovely video - thank you so much

I noticed his eyes were open❤

Watson is so cute

Thank you for answering my question, and I love Watson - he is SO adorable

1 What a rollercoaster 10 days !!! So impressed with all you and the team have done for Apple and her pups. Great videos. 2 Of course, now you will need to get a cat named Moriarty (to act as their nemesis). 3 With "making sure pups are cared for if something happens to you" - we have in our wills that a great friend gets $10K per year (+ vet bills) to look after any animals we have - they are more than happy to agree. (But now they want us...'gone'.) Thanks for the hard work.

Awww yay they’re doing so good ❤😊

Sherlock and Watson want every drop from their bottles. So cute,

You have been pretty busy lately taking care of Apple and her pups. No apologies necessary!

Floppy ears so cute. Good questions. Excellent answers. Thank you for sharing. Pups are cuter day by day. 😇😇🥰

As to the question of car (motion) sickness, if you have a puppy, many puppies outgrow this. If you have an adult (or your puppy hasn't outgrown it), you can try Cerenia. This is an anti-nausea medication. It's extremely safe. You can get it from your vet (it is prescription medication). It is not very expensive and it works very, very well. If blocking the dog's view out the window doesn't work, Cerenia is certainly worth a try. We had a girl that had motion sickness and it worked like a charm for her.

Hi Charlie, This is really something wonderful to watch. Thank you so much for sharing and for your updates. Love Apple and her puppies. Have a great day and week ahead..

Dios mío como se nota el crecimiento qué están teniendo!!!! . Y referente a que te quedes algún perro de alguna de tus camadas que sus dueños no puedan hacerse cargo me parece lo más bonito del mundo 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😘😘

Very good questions and especially the informative answers. I have learned a lot. These two babies are beautiful.

In regards to the ear question. I discovered my older dog had some ear issues because the younger one would not leave them alone. So once you eliminate the food in the hair issue, it might not be a bad idea to check with your vet to make sure there isn't a yeast infection in process.

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As to the question about introducing a new puppy to an existing group of dogs, it all depends on a number of factors. How old is the puppy? Most adult dogs will be more accepting of a young puppy than an older puppy or an adult (note I said "most"--not all). Do the dogs you already have get along together? Have they met other dogs in other locations and how did they do meeting a strange dog there? Any signs of aggression or anxiety? Charlie is absolutely right--take the new puppy out in the yard (so there's plenty of room for puppy and dogs to get away from one another if needed) and bring your dogs out one at a time. Don't let a whole "gang" out together--that will overwhelm the puppy and it can create problems. One at a time is best. The question of whether you should bring them out on leash is a difficult on to answer. Some dogs suffer from "leash aggression"--if they meet a dog off leash, they're just fine; if they meet a dog while on leash, they can be quite reactive or aggressive. It depends on the dog. You can also place a barrier between the dogs. We've used an ex-pen and put the puppy in the ex-pen and allowed an adult to sniff the puppy through the ex-pen. If you have any question about one of your dogs, then take any safety precaution you think you may need. You may even want to desensitize your dog to a muzzle before you get the puppy and be sure the dog is wearing the muzzle when meeting the puppy. You can even arrange for your dog(s) to meet the puppy on neutral territory. This can be tricky with a young puppy because you need to choose a location where there aren't a lot of strange dogs whose history and medical status you don't know hang out. You don't want your puppy to "pick up" any disease or parasites that may be in the environment from other dogs. If you choose a location where other dogs hang out, make certain the area is cleaned appropriately (we arranged to use our vet's office once--lots of dogs, even sick ones there, but it's cleaned appropriately so it offers minimal risk to the puppy). Our vet is "the bomb" and any dog that "may" have anything that other dogs can get is brought in through a separate entrance and isn't allowed in the waiting area but is placed immediately into an exam room. If the dog does indeed have something other dogs can get, the exam room the dog was in is "closed" until it can be properly sanitized. Many vets have a similar protocol.

My sons Charlie (7) and Jack (9) from Australia would like to know when is a good age to begin giving the dogs treats? We pick up our new cavalier puppy in 9 weeks, they watch your videos each night before bed. Thank you for your time and effort!

I want to get another cavalier. I already have a female. What would be the best combination, female or male? Do two girls fight for dominance?

I have a question about feeding the puppies.Why are you bottle feeding the puppies?If they are nursi've never seen that before

how many ounces are they taking at each feeding in those big bottles? So glad they are gaining weight

Buon giorno Charlie,come si và?Vedo bene benissimo!Sono Annarita ti volevo ricordare la mia domanda , quanti anni deve avere una cagna per avere i suoi primi cuccioli!O meglio gli anni migliori? Tranquillo se sei impegnato !So che mi risponderai!Ti saluto con affetto❤❤❤❤❤😊