> Maybe you do.......but some of us don't.  The concern we have is that in a
> few years or less, cavaliers will be shown and groomed to a degree that
they
> no longer will be recognized in the states for the free, natural, happy,
and
> QUALITY little dogs they are.
> Feedback I've heard from breeders abroad confirm my fear that the
> differences are already apparent.  It's not my imagination..............


No doubt about it.  The people in the States do seem to take everything,
including dog showing, to a another level.  More advertising, more
campaigning, lots more money changing hands.  If we want to preserve
Cavaliers as a natural breed, we will have our work cut out for us.  As soon
as we give an inch, many will take a mile--we just may not be able to give
that inch.

Laura Lang
Roycroft Cavaliers

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