I, Sir Percival Alphonse Fancyshanks III, do declare this flower filled field to be the best field in all the land. Let it also be known that I have marked this place and it shall forever be mine.
This guy is really outstanding in his field, tdacey24.
I shall require a chewbone immediately. BUTLER!!
Jeeves!
My first thought was Gerard!
Sing/howl in your best James Brown voice:
I field good! I knew that would!
oooooooo particularly nice, 260
But then, your wordsmithing skillz are so second-nature to you,
that you prolly did this one, in your sleep!!!
Yup, I wrote this while pun-conscious.
OW!
Little Lord Fauntleroy earsies!
(or perhaps Prince Charles’ …..)
Signed,
*Shifty ‘Mericun Eyes*
what a noble pup!
Jeeves, bring milkbones!
Yes, my poop DOES smell like flowers. Why would you even have to ask?
“Erm, I say chap, you’re casting a shadow, preventing the full effect of the sunshine glow on my exceptionally well-colored coat. Do be a dear and get the bloody heck out of the way!”
I love leetle spagnols.
Once I saw one sitting very patiently in a purse on the subway.
Must be a new anti-theft device
The Purse, or the pup ??
I want one of these so bad, the sweetest dogs!!!
Me, too.
Sir Percival Alphonse Fancyshanks III – I love it!!! Fellow COers, do Cavaliers need a big yard? I would love to have one if he/she would be happy with me!
Some need lots of exercise and some hardly any at all, it depends on the individual dog. Mine needed and hour and a half of walking a day but my mam’s hates going for walks.
The biggest consideration when getting a Cavalier is the health issues so many of them have. My vets told me it’s very rare for a Cavvy to reach 7 or 8 and not have a heart condition. My Oscar went to sleep forever a few days after his 7th birthday because of congestive heart failure leading to acute renal failure.
ooooo poor Oscar.
That sounds devastating, Richey. Sincerest condolences to you.
RIP, Oscar.
I thought he was King……are kings called Sir (aren’t those knights) Speaking from a Yankee standpoint here….;)
If you want to get technical, Knights are called Sirs. It just cracked me up to call him Sir Percival Alphonse Fancyshanks III rather than King Percival Alphonse Fancyshanks III.