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Luka- Patience, he is the worlds most patient dog. Not sure if that is a skill, however I am able to walk him completely off leash and if I say leave it he will not chase squirrels and birds. He also is a pretty accomplished tree climber.
Atlas- he is a little bit of a blonde, and his best skill is putting his paw on my arm when he wants to be cuddled, scratched and pet and he paws at the food bowl if it's empty to tell us he is hungry.
I think Darcy's best skill is acting like a princess. She gives me a withering look when I do something she doesn't like (like making do her business outside on wet grass, eat from a bowl, sleep in a dog bed etc) and turns her nose up at me. :-D Always makes me laugh and leaves me feeling a little chastised :badgrin:
Sydney's best skill is his gentleness. I will place the smallest morsel of food on my lips and he will gently take it. If I hold on tight to the food, he will lick my lips then sit back and wait for me to release the food. He has NEVER nipped at me to get his treat!
Misty ~ It has to be her cuddles. She climbs up on my lap and sits facing me with her paws either side of my neck, and either squishes her face into my neck or nibbles my earlobes :luv:
Murphy ~ His lovely nature. He puts up with Misty sitting squished on top of him, the kitten practicing her stalking on him, and he never gets annoyed.
At 10 weeks old, Toby's best skill is chewing and pulling on his toys:rotfl: He is a champion at tug of war with his monkey rope toy!:p
Jelly Bean's best skill is making me happy! Whether it be when he comes bounding inside and starts exuberantly scratching at his bed to let me know he's pottied himself properly... or when he's happily chasing after his array of toys as they go flying down the hall.
I love that picture of Cooper! Jelly sometimes likes to snag a stick and carry it along...
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...omtyler270.jpg
Hi
Thanks for all the beautiful replies ,you all never cease to amaze me and I thoroughly enjoy reading
and learning about every one .Somebody should put together a little book with all these stories one could
put a photo of each individual Cavalier with a little story of each telling where they live what they eat
where they sleep where they go walks and their fab skills .:)
Coco has phenominal tracking skills. She could pass as a hunting dog for sure!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1PceDIUSFs
This video was when she was still honing in on her skills, I really should get a new video of her! She absolutely loves tracking.
Holly. Her ability to tell the time, every afternoon at 2.00pm she comes to find me in our shop and sits and cries at my feet till I give
up what I am doing so she gets her afternoon cuddle. Then at 7.00pm she sits and cries for her evening biscuits.
Gus. What can I say about Guss's skills maybe his lack of them would best describe him. When we go for a walk he always takes
his ball, he loves running in the woods but then loses his ball, will come running back to me and starts barking at me to
go and find iticon_whistling
Nanette
Chamberlains best skill is making me laugh.