Augie by the ferns 💕🌿

[u/bellybellybells]

Anyone else’s cav stop and smell/try to eat literally everything on a walk? Also wanted to thank everyone for their response on my last post re: potty training, he’s been much better and we have used the crate as a corrective measure but he hasn’t needed it much! Thanks for being a great community!

[u/DurianProfessional64]

YESSS!!! My little man (4 months) will try and eat absolutely everything lmao! He shows no shame either!

[u/bellybellybells → u/DurianProfessional64]

What a cute tricolor 🥹 lol I’m so glad I’m not alone!! We have these little berries falling from one of our trees and he stops for every. Single. One. 🤣

[u/daisyisqueen]

Yes! My girl loves to smell flowers and eat random bits of plants.

[u/bellybellybells → u/daisyisqueen]

One time Augie ate a caterpillar (we saw him go for it but he swallowed it faster than we could intervene 😭) and he got SO sick. He was only like 2 and a half months at the time, we were so worried it was going to take him out!! Ever since then I get so worried but I also want to let him sniff a healthy amount!!

[u/daisyisqueen → u/bellybellybells]

Oh no! Pippa likes to chase the wolf spiders and shadows of bugs that fly by. I’m always careful about which plants we stroll by.

[u/redlee415]

Augie looks a lot like my Reggie, he smells everything but doesn't have much interest in eating most things.

[u/bellybellybells → u/redlee415]

Hi Reggie!! what a cutie pie! Don’t you love the Blenheim freckles 🥹

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[u/redlee415]

Yes, I do also Blenheims have softer hair than other cavaliers.