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A tricolor Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and a white cat sit by a frost-covered window with a mug and knitted socks nearby. 34 / 36

A Cavalier and a White Cat Watch Winter Arrive From the Window

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Frost has formed lacy ferns across the windowpane, and two friends are sitting in the corner below it. A tricolor Cavalier King Charles Spaniel with long, silky ears looks off to one side with soft, round eyes, and a white cat sits right behind him with her ears pointed and her gaze on the glass. A mug of pens, a knitted sock, a plant and a stack of old books crowd the windowsill. A toy mouse lies on the floor. The room feels snug and lived-in, and outside, winter has taken hold.

Cavaliers are gentle, affectionate dogs who enjoy company and make wonderful companions for people of all ages. They have a silky coat that needs regular brushing, especially around the ears, which can trap moisture. They can also be prone to heart problems, so vet check-ups are important. White cats are as friendly and playful as any other, though some with blue eyes can be deaf, so gentle attention is wise. In winter, indoor pets benefit from window perches, toys and warm beds, and cold windows are best kept free of drafts.

There's something calm about two animals watching winter together from the inside. They don't need to talk. The frost forms on the window, and the room stays warm around them. Winter can do what it likes out there, because in this corner, the toys, the socks and the company are all just right.

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