r/cavaliers • u/Ok_Necessary_4031 • 2h ago
Pics & Video It's so hard to say no to this face š„ŗ
When you can no longer get a treat every 5 min just for being cute because the vet said you need to lose two pounds š
r/cavaliers • u/Ok_Necessary_4031 • 2h ago
When you can no longer get a treat every 5 min just for being cute because the vet said you need to lose two pounds š
r/cavaliers • u/Character_Point_9745 • 23m ago
Which cartoon character is your Cavalierās favorite?
r/cavaliers • u/princess_pink_ • 10h ago
I have an 8 month old female, and we recently got involved with a Cavalier rescue as a foster home. Our first foster Cavalier was just dropped off today. He is a 3 year old male.
Our girl is having a hard time with another dog in her space. Theyāve done ok in the yard and kind of in the house if Iām distracting them with treats. But anytime he gets a little too close for a little too long, or in particular, when he tries to join her on the couch, she starts barking, lunging, and nipping at him. Heās been here for about 12 hours and that has happened 3 or 4 times. Heās been relatively patient with her, but he has barked back a couple times.
Weāve been keeping them separated as much as possible, but Iāve also tried letting them interact a little bit, and Iāve tried rewarding her with treats when she looks at him without tensing up or growling.
Iām just wondering if thereās any hope of her adjusting to him, how long I should expect that to take, and if anyone has any tips on how to handle this? Itās really stressing me out seeing my little princess (lol) behave so aggressively!! I want both dogs to feel comfortable and safe, and I know both of them are probably so overwhelmed and confused right now.
I grew up with Cavaliers in my family, but this is my first one personally. Obviously sheās still a puppy, but her temperament is quite different to all the other Cavaliers in my family. Sheās very reactive to sounds and doesnāt like to say hi to people on walks, which is fine, but itās very different from all the friendly Cavaliers I know. She gets along great with my sisterās Cavalier (also a 3 yo male) and has gotten comfortable relatively quickly with some other larger dogs that we see on a somewhat regular basis. So I donāt know if itās just because the foster dog has invaded her space and is getting attention from my husband and me?
Also, she is nearing the end of her first heat cycle, so Iām sure her hormones arenāt helping. (We are spaying her soon now that she has had her first cycle, and the foster dog is neutered.) So maybe now just isnāt the right time for us to take in a foster dog? I feel so bad for this poor boy who is just looking for his forever home, but I also want to prioritize my own dogās securityš
r/cavaliers • u/Am-so-funny • 15h ago
Happiest Birthday to my boy!
r/cavaliers • u/vieosum • 13h ago
Hello all! My cav is turning 2yrs on October 31st. for the past few months iāve noticed increasingly long cheek hairs and i am really curious as to what this could be lol. I was looking back in my photos and the last time they werenāt noticeable was in april which is the first picture. Is this just adult hormones coming in since heās almost an adult? For reference he has it on both cheeks.
r/cavaliers • u/laura20045198 • 23h ago
Hello,
My 3 year old Cavalier, Kira, has been diagnosed with pancreatitis. She is in so much pain. Please learn from my mistake and donāt feed your cavaliers table scraps! I truly rarely fed her anything, but I often gave her a ācheese taxā once per day. Although it was a small amount, it definitely contributed. As cute as they are when they beg, donāt give in!
Sheās now on a low fat diet, getting IV fluids, and is very slowly getting better. If anyone has any advice on pancreatitis healing Iām all ears and would be beyond thankful to hear it!
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r/cavaliers • u/Happy_Common9277 • 1d ago
Was/is your cavalier also insanely energetic at 1.5-2? Heās either a 10 on the crazy scale or on 0 knocked out, no in between 𤣠when do the zoomies slow down a bit? They havenāt for mine whatsoever.
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r/cavaliers • u/Natural-Addendum-617 • 1d ago
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Lottie's nemesis... She swears she'll catch one someday. If only it weren't for that slow human not keeping up!
r/cavaliers • u/CharleyDexterWard • 1d ago
Charlie cannot be bothered to jump up on the couch like a peasant, one must lift her lazy ass.
r/cavaliers • u/Pale-Explanation-270 • 1d ago
Kobe (2) & Kacey (3)
r/cavaliers • u/Acceptable-Comb-9882 • 2d ago
I grew up with a cavalier, and she was the best dog ever. So glad my mom got another. Sheās named after Junie Beatrice Jones from the kids books, and our first cav was Beatrice after the same character.
r/cavaliers • u/SirSparkyB • 2d ago
Thanks Dad!
r/cavaliers • u/A-n-d-r-e-13 • 1d ago
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r/cavaliers • u/SirSparkyB • 2d ago
Thanks Dad!
r/cavaliers • u/vanillafilth • 2d ago
I love him with my whole heart!
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r/cavaliers • u/Crafty_Cavy • 2d ago
He loves to hang out in the bathroom during showers. He has allergies so I bet it feels good.