The apron is completely lined with linen fabric. I love my dogs something fierce but I’m not trying to wander into crazy dog lady land.Īlthough, Stella & Milo’s birthday party landing a national feature for Angie’s List might’ve sealed the deal for me.

It’s not the easiest thing in the world to work with dog printed fabric, keeping it looking nice and classy yet undoglady-ish.

I tracked down custom printed CKCS fabric from Hot Diggity Dog Fabrics and got to work. The group is having an online auction on their Facebook page and when asked if I would contribute to the auction, of course I said yes.Īnd of course, I made a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel apron. Regardless, he’s the most loveliest of dogs and I’m still trying to figure out if he’s so darn sweet because he’s overly grateful to be here with us, or perhaps, he just fell into an unfortunate situation and he was sweet all along. Originally thought to be a mix, both the vet and my groomer think he’s pure bred. It’s actually ran by the same ladies who run Lucky Star Cavalier Rescue so while a new organization, they are far from inexperienced. Treasured Paws Small Spaniel Rescue was founded because there was a growing need for spaniel “mixes” that the larger, breed specific rescues weren’t able to take. That little Dennis is effortlessly working his way into all our hearts and other than walking three dogs being “crazy time”, you hardly notice that you added another dog to the brood. It’s no giant surprise that I love my two Cavalier King Charles Spaniel pups, Stella & Milo.Īnd most recently, we committed to fostering Dennis through the Treasured Paws Small Spaniel Rescue, making our home one containing THREE spaniels running around.

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