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r/cavaliers • u/Hierophantically • Feb 23 '26
Announcement r/cavaliers has a new banner!
Hi folks! The r/cavaliers moderator team here.
We're pleased to announced that we have a new subreddit banner!
Our banner was the ultimate product of this post from Lam of r/DrawMyPets. I THINK our featured players are, left to right:
- u/BettyJoMamma's Buster
- u/kris10_m's Brody
- u/Hierophantically's Charlie
- u/Formal-Kaleidoscope3's Snickers
- u/acridsyrup's Maddie
Look at all those gorgeous cavs! Happy Monday, y'all. :)
(Because reddit has three different banner display settings that it uses on different platforms, the banner may display incompletely on your device. Sadly, we can't solve reddit's technical challenges -- so please enjoy as-is!)
r/cavaliers • u/Hierophantically • Jan 08 '25
Announcement VOTE NOW: subreddit mascot (FINAL BRACKET)
Hi folks! The r/cavaliers moderator team here. In November, we put out a call for submissions to become the r/cavaliers mascot (i.e. subreddit thumbnail). We received about 200 submissions and were blown away by all the beautiful, talented, incredible cavaliers in this community.
Because we received so many submissions, we're breaking the voting down into two phases:
- FIRST, we're going to post one voting thread per week for each the AKC-recognized breed standard colors: Blenheim, Tricolor, Ruby, and Black & Tan (and one all black submission!). The thread will remain up for a week, during which you can vote for as many submissions as you like. At the end of the week, the r/cavaliers moderators will note down the three submissions that received the most votes. These are the "color standard winners."
- SECOND: we'll post one final voting thread with the twelve "color standard winners." Again, the thread will remain up for a week, during which you can vote for as many submissions as you like. At the end of the week, the r/cavaliers moderators will note down the submission that received the most votes and offer that winner the chance to be the r/cavaliers mascot!
This is the FINAL BRACKET. The #1 vote getter will be offered the chance to be the r/cavaliers mascot. This bracket will run from January 8, 2025 through January 15, 2025.
Fine print:
- This post is Locked; if you want to discuss, please join us on the competition megathread
- Moderators will post each entrant within a given bracket as a comment on the thread, tag the user who submitted it, and (where possible) list the cavalier's name
- Entrants will be listed in a random order
- This casting call is completely voluntary; if you submitted an image and wish to withdraw it, please message the moderator team
- The moderator team reserves the right to reject any submission for any reason, including but not limited to suspicion of vote rigging (please don't do that, this is a friendly competition)
- In the event that a final winner is selected and the submission doesn't work as a thumbnail, the moderator team reserves the right to work with the final winner to select an alternate pic or to move onto a runner-up as needed
Thank you all for offering your wonderful cavaliers to be celebrated by the community. We can't wait to spend the next month joining you in that celebration!
Join us on the competition MEGATHREAD to discuss all the wonderful cavaliers in competition!
r/cavaliers • u/Witty_Status_7933 • 13h ago
Advice How to control barking
Hello, I’m seeking advice (so please be respectful with responses, our cavalier is the most spoiled rotten dog on the planet) about the barking problem our dog has developed with access to a doggie door. My boyfriend and I are admittedly not morning people at all. We installed a doggie door because we were dog sitting some golden retrievers that needed it, and then when they left our house we just kept it realizing that it was extremely nice to be able to sleep in and have our cavalier take himself outside in the morning to go potty. This helped the problem we had been having with early morning peeing on rugs inside the house. Our cavalier would not alert us and would wake up early and sneak out of our room, pee in the house and go back to bed. Since we got the doggie door this has stopped and we can rest easy knowing our furniture won’t be ruined.
The problem with this situation is that he has developed a habit of taking himself outside around 6 or 7 AM and just barking incessantly at nothing. The neighborhood is quiet and I believe he’s just bored and has energy and he will literally bark for 10 minutes straight until one of us wakes up from the noise through our window to shut it down. I’m sure it’s very bothersome to the neighbors, and we tend to sleep like rocks so we run outside and stop him when we wake up to the noise. I feel bad for our neighbors and it’s also not a fun way to wake up.
This is certainly a cost benefit issue, admittedly I have enjoyed sleeping in the extra hour and a half as I’m a night owl. I think he also enjoys being outside more too. Wondering if there’s anything we can do to control his barking in the morning with perhaps a vibrating bark collar so that he can continue to have autonomy in the backyard? I’ve heard that these collars might be traumatizing to some dogs, so I’m just seeking advice for anyone who has had them as I don’t have a lot of information. He’s a very vocal dog and I tend to get extremely overstimulated by the incessant noise. I would love also any training tips to stop him from what we call “stimming” all day. I do love this dog (he lives the dream with work from home parents) but I also think he gets bored as an only child and the barking is enriching for him.
Thanks in advance!
r/cavaliers • u/Happy_Common9277 • 21h ago
Pics & Video Does your cav’s snoring wake you up?
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My 11 lb runt of the litter snores like a lawn mower!
r/cavaliers • u/No-Speaker-5382 • 3h ago
Pics & Video 🎥 Movie Night Kim, Jackie, Lou & friends 🐾🐾🐾 The Lion of Judah
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r/cavaliers • u/IntelligentReturn585 • 1d ago
Pics & Video My cutie Teddy
My handsome pup Teddy. My king charles. Sweetest boy ever ☀️
r/cavaliers • u/dsyoo21 • 1d ago
Pics & Video Where is your ticket?
Inspector came to check his ticket. Prince proudly smiled and showed empty paws ❤️ That is it.
r/cavaliers • u/Preciousss77 • 21h ago
Pics & Video Feeling pensive after a bath
A trip to the beauty parlor is so exhausting!
r/cavaliers • u/Just_That_Girl- • 23h ago
Advice Eye color????
My cavalier is 2 1/2 years old sometime around turning 1 she started to have darker eyes around the iris. 👁️ as you can see in the pictures her eyes aren’t very white they have like a brownish tint instead of white. I never brought it up to her doctor because I honestly thought it was normal. But at any of her exams they never mentioned anything about it. Is this normal???
r/cavaliers • u/ErrorFun4944 • 18h ago
Advice Tips on supplements?
Hi folks. This is my perfect little Buddy, Sunny. ☀️
Was scrolling through IG today and saw an ad for some oil made from an ocean mussel and they claimed it could stop your dog from ever developing a heart murmur. I looked it up online and it’s BS.
I decided I would much rather get advice from real people that have real Cavaliers and if you could just give me some tips about what supplements you’re feeding your pup how you’re trying to protect their hearts and everything else that matters in their sweet little bodies and minds.
He just turned 4. He’s getting a Venison formula food that has finally cleared up his chronic ear infections. He gets some boiled chicken breast 2-3x a week. For treats he gets freeze dried salmon that is ONLY salmon. He LOVES BLUEBERRIES! He has a very sensitive stomach so I do have to be careful. He hates carrots and green beans.
I want this little guy to live forever so any advice would be so very much appreciated!
Thank you very much in advance 🐶❤️
r/cavaliers • u/fairyangelprincess • 1d ago
Pics & Video cavs in bags
I am once again asking for you to show me your bagged cavs!!!!!
r/cavaliers • u/remdog1007 • 1d ago
Pics & Video Snoring
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Does everyone’s Cav snore?
r/cavaliers • u/TheMcPenguin • 1d ago
Pics & Video Happy 12th birthday, Riley!
galleryThe best 12 years!
r/cavaliers • u/Join_You_In_The_Sun • 1d ago
Pics & Video Post bath sleepies
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r/cavaliers • u/RamblingGeezer • 1d ago
Pics & Video She has perfected the Cavalier stare
r/cavaliers • u/Just_That_Girl- • 18h ago
Discussion What do you feed your babies? No
This is what I feed my cavalier she’s 2 1/2. I’m very against basic brands like purina, royal canine etc.
just curious what you guys feed your cavaliers
r/cavaliers • u/wineabout-it • 1d ago
Pics & Video Find someone who looks at you like Melba looks at pizza
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r/cavaliers • u/CutDeepTalkShit • 1d ago
Pics & Video It’s basically a giant dog bed.
I finished my booknook today (yay!) and the pups (Yzma and Rasputin) immediately decided it’s basically theirs. But they look so freaking cute.
r/cavaliers • u/A-n-d-r-e-13 • 2d ago
Pics & Video Fruit afternoon snack🍓🫐
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r/cavaliers • u/Adventurous-Tension4 • 2d ago
Advice Is this aggressive behavior
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Just watching sisters dog. I think he likes me petting him but the wild eyes and teeth showing are kind of creepy cute
Let me preface this because I see some of you dont read. Its not my dog. Just watching him for a short time while my sister takes my mom to her doctors appt
The dog exhibits same behavior with my sister who has owned him for a year now who also assured .me this behavior is normal.
Ive never seen a dog act like this. And if I am posing a question its because I CLEARLY dont know and shouldn't be made to feel less than for asking to be educated .
r/cavaliers • u/Quick_Blackberry_466 • 1d ago
Advice Are Cavaliers destructive dogs?
I know that all dogs chew and that all puppies need to chew and such because they’re teething. But some breeds/I’m assuming individual dogs chew and shred more than others. Have you found Cavaliers to be a particularly destructive breed?
A little bit of background information. I crochet stuffed animals and they take quite a bit of time and effort to make. Not to sound too pretentious or anything but, in my eyes anyway, they’re a bit more like art than toys. I keep them displayed on a high shelf and on a ledge on top of my fireplace. My goal is to sell them and save up enough money to buy or rescue a Cavalier.
I was watching an episode of The Dog House Australia and a dog in one episode absolutely destroyed multiple soft dog toys in about 5 minutes. I got images of my future dog doing that to my work. I’m obviously going to try to keep them out of the dog’s reach but accidents happen and my cats have been known to jump on the shelves and knock them down. Is this something that I’m going to need to be particularly careful about/likely to happen? I definitely wouldn’t rehome a dog for destroying one (or a few) of the stuffed animals that I make but I would postpone my search until I can figure out a safer place.
r/cavaliers • u/iydfkmigthtky • 1d ago
Pics & Video Daisy & Magnolia love to play together at Grandma's! 🥰🤩
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I love how Daisy tries to bring her every toy in the house. 😂❤️