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Originally Posted by Kirsty Glenn

Where is/what is the natural habitat for a King Charles??? In other words where is it originally from??? xoxoxo

I was wondering if anyone else has a blog set up with just their Cavaliers?

Kirra has one on blogger and I am amazed at how many folk I have found with Cavaliers (and other pets) for just their loving companions

A great way to be creative with the camera and the imagination and of course fun to read and see other Cavalier King Charles in their own setting.

IT IS STITCH REMOVAL DAY!

This is the long awaited day. The last night in the guest room was suddenly easy to get through. They both pooped and got washed before bedtime, and they fell asleep without too much complaining.
They must have sensed something was up, because the morning was mayhem. When Christian left for work I had to find my clothes, so I could change for a work meeting later, but they were running around, barking, heading to the door, barking again - and honestly, ...

Apart from Molly’s complaining about being in the crate again, the night went well. They woke up 5 minutes before the alarm bell, and ran towards the scullery as soon as I had prepared their breakfast and medicine and could let them out of the crate.

They both pooped as they should; Molly managed it last night, too, but Éowyn was “one behind”. It went effortless, though. Molly was a bit more difficult to clean, she has started a bad habit of jumping over my arm that holds her; so ...

This night felt really short. I was home late, and the dogs were up early. At 5 a.m. they began to roam around their crate, and I begin to miss 8 hours of coherent sleep. But still, all is well, and I am happy that we are nearing the end without serious complications.

At 6.15 a.m. we got up, and the morning routine followed. However, and this is just my not validated theory, but they must have been holding poo back the first days!!! Éowyn had to poop thrice this morning (and three ...