A Cavalier and a Bunny Splashed Right Into the Creek
Water sprays in the air as a ruby Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and a small brown bunny splash through a shallow creek. The spaniel's red-gold ears are wet at the tips, and his dark eyes are bright with concentration. The bunny stands next to him with her ears pricked and her fur flecked with droplets. A wooden fence and a bank of green plants wait beyond the water. Mossy green banks and tangled roots frame the water.
Most rabbits don't like to be wet, and a soaked rabbit can get chilled quickly, so it is best not to let one splash around. Rabbits should be kept dry and warm, and wet fur can take a long time to dry. Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, on the other hand, are enthusiastic, fun-loving dogs that often enjoy a puddle or two. If a dog gets muddy, a good rinse and thorough towel-dry is a nice finish.
This is a very lively picture. The dog is mid-splash, the bunny seems bold, and the creek seems to be having a wonderful time too. Droplets hang in the air like glass beads.
Whatever comes next, a warm towel is probably in order. For now, the water is cool, the sun is bright, and both of them are happy. A good splash is a joy at any size.






