The second issue of 'The World of Cavaliers', the tri-annual which covers the worldwide interest in the breed, is published in June 2011.

Prominent breed fanciers (18 countries are represented) from Australia via Estonia and Iceland to United States, bring you the highlights of regional love for the Cavalier. In an increasingly faster and smaller world, 'The World of Cavaliers' is a colourful reference, essential for true fanciers of the breed.
The international orientation of breeders and judges alike has given the development of the breed an extra input. Going for the best is what counts more than ever, helped by modern technology. With 'The World of Cavaliers' as the most comprehensive guide.


Internet has given love for the Cavalier a dimension, which until a few years ago, was unthinkable. The very same day a dog show is held, the results can be seen at home. Including the latest gossip. Hundreds of messages per e-group, per week, are not unusual. The more there is to surf, the more there is the need for a quiet moment of study and unbiased reference. And for the preservation what is easily forgotten, see 'The World of Cavaliers'.


'The World of Cavaliers' brings you all the aspects which makes it such a colourful reference. Facts, figures and photographs about events of the breed clubs, of champions and other important dogs. Champions (for US and Canada Top Ten Cavaliers) are honoured by a full

colour photograph and a three generation pedigree. But also in-depth articles about subjects such as health, history, art, and important breeders. All this is covered in 340 pages.


'The World of Cavaliers' is a luxury book (hardback) with scores of full-colour and black and white photographs, in an impressive format (A4). Extra attention is paid to the adverts, a source of information on their own.

The World of Cavaliers in 2008, 2009 and 2010
	Mourned by Cavalier enthusiasts the world over. Mrs Molly Coaker and the Homerbrent Cavaliers
	Sickest of all breeds. Aftermath of Pedigree Dogs Exposed
	Branwell and Morgan. Breed record holders
	Jubilee French Breed Club. Bright future based on a quarter of a century's history
	Start in the 1950's. History of the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel in the United States
	Sires of many Champions. Top stud dogs
	Syringomyelitis. The media-hunt of the Cavalier
	Underestimated breed with great potential. Cavalier assisted therapy
	Born in Germany, at home in Norway. Xander made history in the UK
	Master of settings. Chris Hodgkinson has an eye
	Cavaliers and sport in Switzerland. Versatile working Spaniels
	Keratoconjunctivitis Sicca and Ichthyosiform Dermatosis. DNA swab test available
	Cavalier Champions/Top Ten Dogs of 2008, 2009 and 2010
	Adverts from Cavalier breeders